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Originally Posted by DaFace
Selling tickets to a game or two that you can't make it to every year is perfectly fine.
Selling every ticket to every game over the course of a number of years is scalping.
There's a difference.
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What's wrong with scalping?
If the Broncos think their tickets are worth more, then they can charge more. What does it matter if someone wants to sell those tickets? As long as the people who are using your seats aren't doing anything nefarious, I don't see why this should be an issue.
It's bad enough that NFL teams ream their STH by making them pay full price for preseason games, which adds on 25% to their baseline cost. Now they require attendance from the person who bought the seats? What is this, 7th grade?
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