Glastonbury tickets on ebay now

[mike99]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Glastonbury-2009-tic...A1%7C240%3A1318

Someone has bid a starting bid of £200.00. I wonder what it goes for.

[ramragon]

im almost tempted to bid a stupid price on the item knowing that the seller will have to pay the commission fee's at the end. got no plans on paying for it tho !

I've also complained to ebay about the sale and even asked the seller a question, " how can he sell the ticket when they are non transferrable and they have your photograph on them" strangely enough ive never had a reply

[staggerlee]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Glastonbury-2009-tic...A1%7C240%3A1318

Someone has bid a starting bid of £200.00. I wonder what it goes for.

[ramragon]

probably is considering the bidder is new to ebay and has only bid on that item alone ! wonder how much the commision would be if it finished at about £2000 ! hmmmm

[mike99]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Glastonbury-2009-tic...A1%7C240%3A1318

3 and a half hours left and someone has bid £237.00 stupid people why cant they wait till the resale

Edited February 26, 2009 by mike99

[staggerlee]

In 2007 all my friends were going to Glasto but alas I failed to get on on T-day thanks to a shit internet connection. Anyway on the Tuesday before Glasto started I was very, very close to purchasing a ticket from eBay. The seller did not beat around the bush and clearly explained that the ticket was his picture, but it was blurred and would probably work. My Dad talked me out of it.

Nonetheless I use other people's ID's all time. My PassPort photograph was hanging on by a thread when I was going to Amsterdam the day after and my friend crudely stuck it down with super glue. It was the most amaetur tampering I've ever seen, still I walked through our's and our dutch allie's borders four times in total with absolutely nothing said. I was shitting it on the way back as I had an exam the day after and a night in an immigration prison would of truly f**ked my degree.

Edited February 26, 2009 by staggerlee