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How to tell if a ticket is a fake?
Today I'm buying tickets to see The Cure here tonight. People on Craigslist are getting desperate and even though I've bought tickets before, I just want to make sure: How can you tell if the ticket you're buying is a fake and invalid? Thanks.
(Obviously I'm not buying through Ticketmaster or anything like that) ~Jeremy~ |
who the hell are you?
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He's Jeremy.
Sorry, I mean ~Jeremy~ |
if you're picking it up from the person selling it at the venue tonight (which i guess you are) then just go up to some random person in line and ask to compare it with their ticket (before paying for it obviously).
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one time i bought a fake ticket, and it actually worked. that was the highlight of my night seeing as it was a shittttty killswitch engage show
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Yer in Chicago?! EDIT: Nevermind. I am an idiot. |
wut?
~the rex~ |
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this was unexpected. thank you. it helped. |
If the bouncers won't let you in, that could be a sign.
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Bite on it! If it tastes like a cookie you know it's fake
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generally if you get it from some bloke called dave in a pub carpark its not real.
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srsly, guess there are tags/holograms simlar things on big events tickets.
In the vast majority of the venues I go to you get a paper thing with a number like when you go to the porkshop to buy some pork parts. |
my jaw left hurtin'
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Try this first....if that test passes then try at the door....That's the only way to know. |
Jeremy spoke innnnnnnnnn
SYGossip todaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyy |
^^^ oddly enough, I told my friend just yesterday that if I EVER heard that song again, I was going to start punching people.
my victims will have you to thank. |
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