Is this allowed?

essexhoney

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=250021957646&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=015

My sister has the exact same thing to sell and was wondering if it was allowed to be sold on ebay? - I know there are some restrictions on tickets etc.

Also after watching this one (it has been relisted twice) and still hasnt sold do you think she would be best off waiting until closer to the time (its not until november)?

f1charlie

Possibly the reason this one hasn't sold is that it's only a saving of £20 on the full price!

Charlie

essexhoney

What would you think a fair price would be for it?

Tbh i wasnt sure whether it would actually be allowed due to the fact there is an outstanding balance to pay as well as a £10 cost for a name change....

I think it probably doesnt help this one is that she has included so little description she is actually selling 2 tickets but doesnt state that nor has she included the dates, i know she has put a link to a site with all the details on but if it was me looking i would want to see that in the description.

hjb123

I would be so wary of buying tickets on ebay as I wouldnt want to turn up at the event to be told that the tickets I was holding were forgeries or been cancelled as they had been stolen - okay in many cases this wont be the case but I would still just have that feeling!

I dont think its that gooder deal as you still have to pay the name change although I do realise that this person has already started paying for the tickets and is unable to go and is trying to make some money back.

f1charlie

essexhoney wrote:

What would you think a fair price would be for it?

Having been on a Club 18-30 holiday in my youth, they would have to pay me to go to such an event now!

I was looking at the total price, and saving £20 on the full price of £298 doesn't seem much of a bargain to me. Of course the vendor is in the difficult position of having forked out the deposit of £70 and is trying to recoup as much of that as possible. Even if she gave it away, the buyer is only going to save £60 (including the £10 transfer).

Charlie

essexhoney

From what my sister has said she was pressured into buying them whilst in kavos a few weeks ago and they told her that when she got home she could cancel and get her deposit back however on the small print it says the deposit is non refundable :rolleyes:

I hate to think how many people they have done the same to