Worldticketshop Complete rip off 5 times the proce? Internet

The most 'inflated' ticket website in the world? Can you provide a more details response or examples? Not sure what to respond too in this case - as, like many other secondary ticket marketplaces and websites online, our prices fluctuate and are, at times higher, and at other times, lower than our competition.

Worldticketshop provides a service that is in demand due to the advent of the internet - which is simply, allowing people to purchase tickets from their keyboard in the comfort of their home. Many people prefer this to either not getting tickets at all or hoping to get tickets from someone at the event - in which there is no guarantee. Worldticketshop guarantees our tickets and we back that with a 120 percent refund in the event we cannot supply as promised under our terms and conditions.

If tickets for the premiership are too expensive at our site for your budget then please, do yourself a favour and buy them elsewhere rather than slandering our company for what is considered ethical and fair practice of trading in the European Secondary Ticket market.

Look before you shop. We can't be faulted for your inability to decide where and when to spend your money.

First off, we rarely buy at face value - and certainly not football tickets in the UK, but rather... we buy from brokers who sell tickets made available via season ticket holders, promo tickets and eats reserved for premier advertisers. They determine the price and sometimes tickets will change hands several times before even getting to us via extensive broker networks and we mark them up FAIRLY from what we actually pay for the tickets.

If you copied a catalogue and simply raised the prices of clothes by 5x would that be unethical?

Do you think shops on the high street in London are unethical when do that same? By clothes from a sweatshop in China and ding you 10x the price? They have to pay the rent to be there. They do practice this kind of business and markups. We don't.

Or think of it this way... the clothes are made in some Chinese factory and then are sold to a distributor in Beijing who marks them up, then are sold to another middle man in Hong Kong who then marks them up, who then sells them to a distributor in the UK who then marks them up and sells them to a shop on the high street who then marks them up before you buy them.

The guy on the High street has bills to pay. And Worldticketshop has 40 staff here in the Netherlands - we are not some kind of backstreet operation - and pay our fair share of taxes and participate clearly on the white end of business, not the black market.

The distribution scenario is a much clearer analogy for the way our business model operates.

From what I see, your uncle (stupidly?) bought tickets, and you freaked out on him - noticing that we don't have a refund policy and you could not sort out what you perceived as a mess. No we don't. Nor do our competitors at Seatwave, Viagogo and other respected secondary ticket sites.

And sure - check out the official sites first. We are all for that! Our specialty is hard to get tickets that are sold out but we also offer a wide range of tickets as we have developed a solid system of procurement and delivery - which many people are happy to pay for - and many of our return customers are pleased to have us take care of all their event ticket needs and are willing to pay a fair price for that service.

As for us being a scam - I assure you we are not.

RGK
Worldticketshop
Netherlands

The most 'inflated' ticket website in the world? Can you provide a more details response or examples? Not sure what to respond too in this case - as, like many other secondary ticket marketplaces and websites online, our prices fluctuate and are, at times higher, and at other times, lower than our competition.

Worldticketshop provides a service that is in demand due to the advent of the internet - which is simply, allowing people to purchase tickets from their keyboard in the comfort of their home. Many people prefer this to either not getting tickets at all or hoping to get tickets from someone at the event - in which there is no guarantee. Worldticketshop guarantees our tickets and we back that with a 120 percent refund in the event we cannot supply as promised under our terms and conditions.

If tickets for the premiership are too expensive at our site for your budget then please, do yourself a favour and buy them elsewhere rather than slandering our company for what is considered ethical and fair practice of trading in the European Secondary Ticket market.

Look before you shop. We can't be faulted for your inability to decide where and when to spend your money.

First off, we rarely buy at face value - and certainly not football tickets in the UK, but rather... we buy from brokers who sell tickets made available via season ticket holders, promo tickets and eats reserved for premier advertisers. They determine the price and sometimes tickets will change hands several times before even getting to us via extensive broker networks and we mark them up FAIRLY from what we actually pay for the tickets.

If you copied a catalogue and simply raised the prices of clothes by 5x would that be unethical?

Do you think shops on the high street in London are unethical when do that same? By clothes from a sweatshop in China and ding you 10x the price? They have to pay the rent to be there. They do practice this kind of business and markups. We don't.

Or think of it this way... the clothes are made in some Chinese factory and then are sold to a distributor in Beijing who marks them up, then are sold to another middle man in Hong Kong who then marks them up, who then sells them to a distributor in the UK who then marks them up and sells them to a shop on the high street who then marks them up before you buy them.

The guy on the High street has bills to pay. And Worldticketshop has 40 staff here in the Netherlands - we are not some kind of backstreet operation - and pay our fair share of taxes and participate clearly on the white end of business, not the black market.

The distribution scenario is a much clearer analogy for the way our business model operates.

From what I see, your uncle (stupidly?) bought tickets, and you freaked out on him - noticing that we don't have a refund policy and you could not sort out what you perceived as a mess. No we don't. Nor do our competitors at Seatwave, Viagogo and other respected secondary ticket sites.

And sure - check out the official sites first. We are all for that! Our specialty is hard to get tickets that are sold out but we also offer a wide range of tickets as we have developed a solid system of procurement and delivery - which many people are happy to pay for - and many of our return customers are pleased to have us take care of all their event ticket needs and are willing to pay a fair price for that service.

As for us being a scam - I assure you we are not.

RGK
Worldticketshop
Netherlands

The most 'inflated' ticket website in the world? Can you provide a more details response or examples? Not sure what to respond too in this case - as, like many other secondary ticket marketplaces and websites online, our prices fluctuate and are, at times higher, and at other times, lower than our competition.

Worldticketshop provides a service that is in demand due to the advent of the internet - which is simply, allowing people to purchase tickets from their keyboard in the comfort of their home. Many people prefer this to either not getting tickets at all or hoping to get tickets from someone at the event - in which there is no guarantee. Worldticketshop guarantees our tickets and we back that with a 120 percent refund in the event we cannot supply as promised under our terms and conditions.

If tickets for the premiership are too expensive at our site for your budget then please, do yourself a favour and buy them elsewhere rather than slandering our company for what is considered ethical and fair practice of trading in the European Secondary Ticket market.

Look before you shop. We can't be faulted for your inability to decide where and when to spend your money.

First off, we rarely buy at face value - and certainly not football tickets in the UK, but rather... we buy from brokers who sell tickets made available via season ticket holders, promo tickets and eats reserved for premier advertisers. They determine the price and sometimes tickets will change hands several times before even getting to us via extensive broker networks and we mark them up FAIRLY from what we actually pay for the tickets.

If you copied a catalogue and simply raised the prices of clothes by 5x would that be unethical?

Do you think shops on the high street in London are unethical when do that same? By clothes from a sweatshop in China and ding you 10x the price? They have to pay the rent to be there. They do practice this kind of business and markups. We don't.

Or think of it this way... the clothes are made in some Chinese factory and then are sold to a distributor in Beijing who marks them up, then are sold to another middle man in Hong Kong who then marks them up, who then sells them to a distributor in the UK who then marks them up and sells them to a shop on the high street who then marks them up before you buy them.

The guy on the High street has bills to pay. And Worldticketshop has 40 staff here in the Netherlands - we are not some kind of backstreet operation - and pay our fair share of taxes and participate clearly on the white end of business, not the black market.

The distribution scenario is a much clearer analogy for the way our business model operates.

From what I see, your uncle (stupidly?) bought tickets, and you freaked out on him - noticing that we don't have a refund policy and you could not sort out what you perceived as a mess. No we don't. Nor do our competitors at Seatwave, Viagogo and other respected secondary ticket sites.

And sure - check out the official sites first. We are all for that! Our specialty is hard to get tickets that are sold out but we also offer a wide range of tickets as we have developed a solid system of procurement and delivery - which many people are happy to pay for - and many of our return customers are pleased to have us take care of all their event ticket needs and are willing to pay a fair price for that service.

As for us being a scam - I assure you we are not.

RGK
Worldticketshop
Netherlands

The most 'inflated' ticket website in the world? Can you provide a more details response or examples? Not sure what to respond too in this case - as, like many other secondary ticket marketplaces and websites online, our prices fluctuate and are, at times higher, and at other times, lower than our competition.

Worldticketshop provides a service that is in demand due to the advent of the internet - which is simply, allowing people to purchase tickets from their keyboard in the comfort of their home. Many people prefer this to either not getting tickets at all or hoping to get tickets from someone at the event - in which there is no guarantee. Worldticketshop guarantees our tickets and we back that with a 120 percent refund in the event we cannot supply as promised under our terms and conditions.

If tickets for the premiership are too expensive at our site for your budget then please, do yourself a favour and buy them elsewhere rather than slandering our company for what is considered ethical and fair practice of trading in the European Secondary Ticket market.

Look before you shop. We can't be faulted for your inability to decide where and when to spend your money.

First off, we rarely buy at face value - and certainly not football tickets in the UK, but rather... we buy from brokers who sell tickets made available via season ticket holders, promo tickets and eats reserved for premier advertisers. They determine the price and sometimes tickets will change hands several times before even getting to us via extensive broker networks and we mark them up FAIRLY from what we actually pay for the tickets.

If you copied a catalogue and simply raised the prices of clothes by 5x would that be unethical?

Do you think shops on the high street in London are unethical when do that same? By clothes from a sweatshop in China and ding you 10x the price? They have to pay the rent to be there. They do practice this kind of business and markups. We don't.

Or think of it this way... the clothes are made in some Chinese factory and then are sold to a distributor in Beijing who marks them up, then are sold to another middle man in Hong Kong who then marks them up, who then sells them to a distributor in the UK who then marks them up and sells them to a shop on the high street who then marks them up before you buy them.

The guy on the High street has bills to pay. And Worldticketshop has 40 staff here in the Netherlands - we are not some kind of backstreet operation - and pay our fair share of taxes and participate clearly on the white end of business, not the black market.

The distribution scenario is a much clearer analogy for the way our business model operates.

From what I see, your uncle (stupidly?) bought tickets, and you freaked out on him - noticing that we don't have a refund policy and you could not sort out what you perceived as a mess. No we don't. Nor do our competitors at Seatwave, Viagogo and other respected secondary ticket sites.

And sure - check out the official sites first. We are all for that! Our specialty is hard to get tickets that are sold out but we also offer a wide range of tickets as we have developed a solid system of procurement and delivery - which many people are happy to pay for - and many of our return customers are pleased to have us take care of all their event ticket needs and are willing to pay a fair price for that service.

As for us being a scam - I assure you we are not.

RGK
Worldticketshop
Netherlands