3 minutes ago, SparkleSalad said:

Dear Yuzu, Could you please donate a pair of boots for your beleaguered fans to auction? 

Would we, though? I know I'd rather keep them...

Just now, KatjaThera said:

Would we, though? I know I'd rather keep them...

 

Then you run the risk of a King Solomon-like scenario. 

1 minute ago, SparkleSalad said:

 

Then you run the risk of a King Solomon-like scenario. 

We could ask him to donate stuff and open a museum and raise money from selling tickets to it... that I'd be open to

Or just let me be a really old flower girl. That's all I ask. 

8 hours ago, yuzuangel said:

Also selling some tickets. They are now 50% off. 

Men's Short: 1 ticket
Section B7, Row 14
€ 55 each -> € 25 each

Men's Free: 2 tickets
Section B13, Row 7
€ 114 each -> € 57 each

Ladies Short: 1 ticket
Section B3, Row: 13
€ 55 each -> € 25 each

Ladies Free: 2 ticket
Section B2, Row: 8
€ 127 -> € 60 each

Exibition Gala: 2 tickets
Section B13, Row: 4
€ 151 each -> € 75 each

Sent you a pm!

Reduced prices on my tickets and prices still negotiable.

 

Men's SP (eticket)
A30 Row 6, closer to A29
€60 -> €30

 

Men's FS (physical ticket)

Judge's side

B3 Row 13, closer to B4
€105 -> €55 + shipping

 

Gala (eticket)
A29 Row 6
€154 -> €110

 

2x Practice tickets for the 19th 

€22 -> €11

Hello, do any of you speak Italian? I am re-selling my ticket and I need to translate the letter authorizing the withdrawal into Italian. It's just one formal sentence. Would somebody be able to help? 

 

Hi guys,

 

since @robin can't go to Milan ( ) we have now one, or two free places in our air bnb. The air bnb is about 20-25 min far away from the arena and it is quite cheap if three or four of us will stay there.

If anyone is interested please contact me.  Thank you

 

ETA: the airbnb is already full

 

4 hours ago, moni said:

Hello, do any of you speak Italian? I am re-selling my ticket and I need to translate the letter authorizing the withdrawal into Italian. It's just one formal sentence. Would somebody be able to help? 

 

 

If you still need it, contact me through PM so that I can gladly help you.

Question: if you want to buy a ticket from someone online, how do you ensure you are not being scammed? 

 

I have never bought anything online that was not from a well known business so I am a bit apprehensive especially with the amount of money involved. Any help would be really appreciated  

59 minutes ago, Neenah said:

Question: if you want to buy a ticket from someone online, how do you ensure you are not being scammed? 

 

I have never bought anything online that was not from a well known business so I am a bit apprehensive especially with the amount of money involved. Any help would be really appreciated  

 

I'm really not sure. I've only bought a resale ticket once and just went on blind faith and it worked out. I have sold several tickets on here and GS, though, and no one seemed particularly concerned about scamming during the transactions. I'd say chances of scams would be pretty low right now, too, because demand for tickets is so low. (I don't think I could even give mine away, to be honest.)

1 hour ago, Neenah said:

Question: if you want to buy a ticket from someone online, how do you ensure you are not being scammed? 

 

I have never bought anything online that was not from a well known business so I am a bit apprehensive especially with the amount of money involved. Any help would be really appreciated  

Yeah, like @SparkleSalad you just trust the situation. It worked out for me til now 

I think if you use Paypal and buy from forums you at least have a chance of getting your money back and getting jerks banned. 

10 minutes ago, SparkleSalad said:

 

I'm really not sure. I've only bought a resale ticket once and just went on blind faith and it worked out. I have sold several tickets on here and GS, though, and no one seemed particularly concerned about scamming during the transations. I'd say chances of scams would be pretty low right now, too, because demand for tickets is so low. (I don't think I could even give mine away, to be honest.)

 

2 minutes ago, robin said:

Yeah, like @SparkleSalad you just trust the situation. It worked out for me til now 

Thank you for replying.. I really needed some reassurance, money is a big issue for me and it is just scary dealing with someone I don't know

 

 

When I got mine for NHK, I asked to see a screenshot of the ticket (e-ticket), with names and barcodes and such blurred, but still, proof they have the ticket. Then they actually agreed to have me pay half the price ahead and the other half I actually paid in cash, at the venue because the seller's friend was still going. But I could have paid half before getting the ticket and half afterwards, which went a long way in making me feel safer about it. Also, they asked for selling price, so that was reassuring, too. (If someone wants to scam, they're more likely to ask more than selling price, normally.)