Brother Smith Posted 28 September, 2009 Posted 28 September, 2009 A good friend is in financial need, so I am selling these tickets for him on E Bay. See: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230382511280&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT
krissyboy31 Posted 28 September, 2009 Posted 28 September, 2009 I don't really see they are of any value unless you were actually there TBH.
Ludwig Posted 28 September, 2009 Posted 28 September, 2009 Everybody, THIS IS A SCAM! I've seen this before and this trick is getting more and more common on ebay. If you check the dates on those tickets carefully, you will find that the date for the event has lapsed meaning that they ARE NO LONGER VALID for entry to these events. I fell for this trick after spending £250 on a pair of these "1976" Cup Final tickets. When I turned up to Wembley on May 1st a few years ago with my new tickets, it wasn't even there anymore (no doubt the operators of this scam had upped and left). Don't fall for it, people. Can we delete this thread please mods?
Ponty Posted 28 September, 2009 Posted 28 September, 2009 Orn, behave yourself... (he says rather hypocritically)
Micky Posted 28 September, 2009 Posted 28 September, 2009 Everybody, THIS IS A SCAM! I've seen this before and this trick is getting more and more common on ebay. If you check the dates on those tickets carefully, you will find that the date for the event has lapsed meaning that they ARE NO LONGER VALID for entry to these events. I fell for this trick after spending £250 on a pair of these "1976" Cup Final tickets. When I turned up to Wembley on May 1st a few years ago with my new tickets, it wasn't even there anymore (no doubt the operators of this scam had upped and left). Don't fall for it, people. Can we delete this thread please mods? Thanks for the warning BO, I was just about to buy those too...!
hamster Posted 28 September, 2009 Posted 28 September, 2009 Buy It Now £150! Blimey, surely a mistake and prob added a few coins to the listing to put that. Did he mean £15?
red&white56 Posted 28 September, 2009 Posted 28 September, 2009 A good friend is in financial need, so I am selling these tickets for him on E Bay. See: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230382511280&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT Sorry, but I've already got my own!
hughieslastminutegoal Posted 29 September, 2009 Posted 29 September, 2009 A good friend is in financial need, so I am selling these tickets for him on E Bay. See: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230382511280&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT I've also got a £20 betting slip at 200/1 for Hughie Fisher to repeat his round 3 feat - to get the last goal in the 90th minute. For sale at a bargain price of just £25... and you never know....you might be lucky...
kpturner Posted 29 September, 2009 Posted 29 September, 2009 Everybody, THIS IS A SCAM! I've seen this before and this trick is getting more and more common on ebay. If you check the dates on those tickets carefully, you will find that the date for the event has lapsed meaning that they ARE NO LONGER VALID for entry to these events. I fell for this trick after spending £250 on a pair of these "1976" Cup Final tickets. When I turned up to Wembley on May 1st a few years ago with my new tickets, it wasn't even there anymore (no doubt the operators of this scam had upped and left). Don't fall for it, people. Can we delete this thread please mods?That was an amusing start to the day. Thanks. LMFAO. Seriously though, does this sort of thing actually fetch decent money? I spose we'll soon see.
Thorpe-le-Saint Posted 29 September, 2009 Posted 29 September, 2009 I've got the ticket stubs from the entire cup run framed. Only cost me £80...that's the tickets and frame price included, not the price of just the frame!
kpturner Posted 29 September, 2009 Posted 29 September, 2009 I've got the ticket stubs from the entire cup run framed. Only cost me £80...that's the tickets and frame price included, not the price of just the frame!So good news if you are a buyer (it is quite cheap) and not good news if you are a skint seller of just two tickets from two cup finals.
Thorpe-le-Saint Posted 29 September, 2009 Posted 29 September, 2009 So good news if you are a buyer (it is quite cheap) and not good news if you are a skint seller of just two tickets from two cup finals. True, but someone will want them, and £10 for two peices of iconic Saints history is a bit of bargain.
Johnny Bognor Posted 29 September, 2009 Posted 29 September, 2009 I reckon we'll win 1-0 I know it's a risk, but I'd go for Bobby Stokes as first scorer.
kpturner Posted 29 September, 2009 Posted 29 September, 2009 True, but someone will want them, and £10 for two peices of iconic Saints history is a bit of bargain.Thats not good news for the OP though (or their skint mate).
Mr Sparky Posted 7 October, 2009 Posted 7 October, 2009 £7 original value,£26 summit is a clear profit, and the holder got to see 3 football games too.
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