Red Sox sell-out streak revealed as scam
"So you’d think Red Sox seats are impossible to score. Wrong. About 20 percent to 30 percent of tickets trade on what’s become baseball’s hottest secondary market, according to the club, making seats available for every game. Usually that means paying a big premium over face value. But for some games, even when resale prices fall below face value, tickets end up in the trash, Bloomberg BusinessWeek reports in its Aug. 2 edition. "
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If availability of secondary market tix is your indicator
We never sell out.
by GomesSweetGomes on Aug 1, 2010 12:03 AM EDT reply actions
Every team uses secondary markets (e.g StubHub)
The difference is that the Red Sox management seem to be artificially limiting supply through use of resellers in order to claim that all games sell out.
no clever meme necessary



















