SCF Gm #4, KINGS(3 vs. RANGERS(2 - Wednesday 6/1/14. NO Sweep ... on to game 5 in LA.

[CowMix]

How would you print the tickets? Or would they scan directly from your smartphone?

I think I can scan my phone or print at the stubhub booth

 

[Ron*]

I think I can scan my phone or print at the stubhub booth

Games have been starting around 5:21 or 5:22 p.m. so if you want to see puck drop get it by 5:15 at the latest.

What I've discovered on my own is not a lot of action that last half hour so the ticket prices get locked in pretty much...you are probably not going to see someone sell for a dive bomb because they figure they have run out of time.

 

[TROLLCHUK]

Games have been starting around 5:21 or 5:22 p.m. so if you want to see puck drop get it by 5:15 at the latest.

What I've discovered on my own is not a lot of action that last half hour so the ticket prices get locked in pretty much...you are probably not going to see someone sell for a dive bomb because they figure they have run out of time.

I watched the prices to the very end of game 5 and they did not budge all day. Rose steadily, so if you want to go, buy earlier as there were no last minute panic price drops of any significance.

One weird thing was at around 8:15 (ET) to 8:30 this appeared on Stub Hub and I never saw it before. Does anyone know what it means when the button says yours next to the ticket being listed and you did not buy it?

 

[Ron*]

I watched the prices to the very end of game 5 and they did not budge all day. Rose steadily, so if you want to go, buy earlier as there were no last minute panic price drops of any significance.

One weird thing was at around 8:15 (ET) to 8:30 this appeared on Stub Hub and I never saw it before. Does anyone know what it means when the button says yours next to the ticket being listed and you did not buy it?

It means its your ticket that is selling.

But I have seen that also next to a ticket I was not selling, it was someone else's. Sometimes, StubHub website = fail.

 

[BigKing]

Having sold on Craigslist before, I will say StubHub makes it very easy to sell your tickets. It's just that the 15% becomes a hefty number once the prices get insane.

I posted two pairs yesterday at $600 a ticket which was well below StubHub at the time. Got a lot of interest but everyone wants them for $450 or less. Finally get a guy who is close to my location offer $575 which is better than StubHub because of the fees. We go back and forth and he is all gung ho and then flakes on me.

Gladly pay the 15% to not have to deal with that garbage. I'm just a little bitter that I'm not part-owner of StubHub.