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]]> http://www.eventsticketsinfo.com/ticket-brokers/how-a-ticket-broker-works/comment-page-1#comment-43 Vincent F Mon, 15 Dec 2008 23:01:06 +0000 http://www.eventsticketsinfo.com/ticket-brokers/how-a-ticket-broker-works#comment-43 <b>How do these sports ticket broker websites work?</b><br>They all have what seems like exactly the same inventory of tickets - everybody lists the same Sec 123 Row 12 seats, for example - but then each has a different price. Like there's some massive inventory database somewhere and all the individual sites do is mark everything up by a % they designate. Doesn't anyone actually just buy and sell tickets themselves? What's the cheapest way to get tickets from them? How do these sports ticket broker websites work?
They all have what seems like exactly the same inventory of tickets – everybody lists the same Sec 123 Row 12 seats, for example – but then each has a different price. Like there's some massive inventory database somewhere and all the individual sites do is mark everything up by a % they designate. Doesn't anyone actually just buy and sell tickets themselves? What's the cheapest way to get tickets from them?

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