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One game 6 ticket for sale. NY vs. BOS

12 durable postsStarted 2004-10-19Latest 2004-10-19
#5692Post 1 of 12

I got 1 ticket for Game 6 on Oct 19 in the Boogie Down Bronx.

Tier 16, Row D, Seat 19

Check out where it is here: [url]http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/NASA...ing_pricing.jsp[/url]

Looking for $200.00

If ur interested please email me. [email]Wanni@mindless.com[/email]

#282286Post 2 of 12

Re: One game 6 ticket for sale. NY vs. BOS

I certainly hope for your sake that you're selling it for face value. :roll:

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#282289Post 3 of 12

why arent you going wanni? you're stupid not to. unless you have a date with that bucking young stud bartender you told me about.

#282392Post 4 of 12

Skahound: It is face value.

Jibbers: No young bartender today. Rubyraks said he would take me out for a romantic dinner and a lot of anal afterwards. Hopefully he won't fall asleep while I'm pounding him... again.

#282449Post 5 of 12

Re: One game 6 ticket for sale. NY vs. BOS

Damn Wanni that was supposed to be our little secret :LoveYou: :Anal:

#282455Post 6 of 12

you don't have to sell them for face value.

you sell something like a baseball cap for $500 and include the tickets for free.

(that's the legal way around it)

#282464Post 7 of 12

Re: One game 6 ticket for sale. NY vs. BOS

wanni, give me a few hours to stop throwing up and see if i can make this one. i will also toss in my little brother for the good timing..

dont wait on me, but PM your phone and Real Name so i can call you if i get better. i am sick as shite right now.

#282486Post 8 of 12

[quote=Jenks";p="68251]you don't have to sell them for face value.

you sell something like a baseball cap for $500 and include the tickets for free.

(that's the legal way around it)[/quote]

Brother-in-law is an attorney in South Florida (actually just represented the Dolphins vs. Ricky Williams) and was telling me one time that in fact that isn't a defense. I don't remember exactly what the latin term is that he used but said that basically values are somewhat common sense and the FMV of a baseball cap is not $500 so that defense wouldn't work in court. I'll have to find out what it's called.

#282491Post 9 of 12

^^^ fucking perry mason here, lol

Go on Ska! :)

its like people that sell jewel cases and give you a free mix cd because the tracks arent licenced. thats lame as fuck to me.

#282493Post 10 of 12

[quote=skahound";p="68284][quote=Jenks";p="68251]you don't have to sell them for face value.

you sell something like a baseball cap for $500 and include the tickets for free.

(that's the legal way around it)[/quote]

Brother-in-law is an attorney in South Florida (actually just represented the Dolphins vs. Ricky Williams) and was telling me one time that in fact that isn't a defense. I don't remember exactly what the latin term is that he used but said that basically values are somewhat common sense and the FMV of a baseball cap is not $500 so that defense wouldn't work in court. I'll have to find out what it's called.[/quote]

actually, your brother in law needs to go back to law school. lol.

but, i should have used a better example. what you do is sell baseball cards, where the future value may in fact be worth $500 (because noone really knows how good player X is going to be, and what the future worth of the card will be.) You're taking a chance on the baseball card, and hey, FREE TICKETS!!

this is legal. and ebay allows it.

The cap thing was a bad example.

#282497Post 11 of 12

[quote=Jenks";p="68291]but, i should have used a better example. what you do is sell baseball cards, where the future value may in fact be worth $500 (because noone really knows how good player X is going to be, and what the future worth of the card will be.) You're taking a chance on the baseball card, and hey, FREE TICKETS!!

this is legal. and ebay allows it.

The cap thing was a bad example.[/quote]

Ok...makes more sense now. Gotta love the legal system!

#282498Post 12 of 12

SERVED!

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