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c'mon, Arnoldo!
fresh wrote: As far as Craigslist postings for ticket sales above face value, it is their policy NOT to sell tickets above face value and you can report these scalper from the link on the post and it will be removed from the site!!!![]()
It was absolutely cute you tried to write your name using paintnemonemo wrote:For those who haven't seen my bazillion postings about my timestamp: 16'59"
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I cannot tell you how crazy unbelievably excited and lucky I feel. Price? Doesn't matter.

Selling a ticket above face value is not illegal. I wish in this case it was, but it's not. You can flag them in the hope that somehow you get it removed, but there is no guarantee as there is no specific CL policy against it. Even CL themselves are vague on the subject.. not really saying one way or another.. except to turn it back to the community.fresh wrote:As far as Craigslist postings for ticket sales above face value, it is their policy NOT to sell tickets above face value and you can report these scalper from the link on the post and it will be removed from the site!!!
Savannah wrote:It sounds freaky & wrong, so you need to do it.
Savannah wrote:It sounds freaky & wrong, so you need to do it.
They are busy.MIse wrote:I mailed ticketing about the mysterious 2nd STEP email & to confirm my original order was ok about a week ago but havnt heard anything back
Craigslist has gotten real vague about this policy now. It use to be cut and dry, do not post tickets over the face value. This was less than a year ago. It does seem that they do listen to people who flag scalper postings. Yesterday one facebook post about a san diego scalper on cl sent a wave of flaggers and it got removed.junglesmacks wrote:Selling a ticket above face value is not illegal. I wish in this case it was, but it's not. You can flag them in the hope that somehow you get it removed, but there is no guarantee as there is no specific CL policy against it. Even CL themselves are vague on the subject.. not really saying one way or another.. except to turn it back to the community.fresh wrote:As far as Craigslist postings for ticket sales above face value, it is their policy NOT to sell tickets above face value and you can report these scalper from the link on the post and it will be removed from the site!!!
"Scalping - even where legally permitted, ticket scalping is widely resented, and tickets being resold over face value will tend to get flagged for removal."
"Can I scalp my ticket or popular gift item on craigslist?
Many users will flag posts scalping tickets or popular gift items for way over face value."
From the TOS:
so true. if people weren't willing to pay more than face value, we wouldn't have a problem.Savannah wrote:It would seem that Craigslist is purposefully allowing the community who reads it to police its own grey areas. I can't say I mind.
For me, this isn't what's stressing me out- I'm sure there will be people looking for tickets all the way up to the day before...only 60 days left and people are still trying to get tickets...
I think it's possible to do good with flagging (within the terms of a website's standards, yada yada yada). Yes, they can take their tickets elsewhere; of course they can. But I think it sends a message to scalpers about what Burners want: tickets at face value. We're not easy. We're stubborn. And scalpers should know that about us. Burn tickets are not Madonna tickets. And there comes a point at which the value of a ticket drops significantly (about a week before the event, many folks give up--the same can not be said for a concert ticket, which requires no preparation to use). So there comes a point at which there is a slight shift, after which a scalper who has held out for top dollar could conceivably find themselves left holding an unused ticket. We're heard of it happening last year after the first sellout.offarock wrote:I'll admit I've been flagging SF Bay Area CL scalpers in my spare time for days now.
There is a certain satisfaction in seeing "This post has been flagged for removal" come up after a while. I't seems as though there is some CL background process that waits for a certain number of flaggings before the post is taken down, and obviously there are other flaggers out there as I've seen posts "Flagged for removal" before I have had a chance to flag it myself.
I am not sure if this is really doing any good. I doubt any of the scalpers who are removed go on to re-post their tix for face value. All I might be doing is pushing those sellers on to eBay where they can profit from other peoples desperation without dealing with this flagging mechanism.
That's nice. From down here, this looks like a pretty serious, bitch-slapping glitch. I hope they're as busy fixing it as licking envelopes with tickets in them.theCryptofishist wrote:They are busy.MIse wrote:I mailed ticketing about the mysterious 2nd STEP email & to confirm my original order was ok about a week ago but havnt heard anything back