Mine are not debenture so looks like won't be able to sell them
Will have to enjoy a historic final instead
How so? Do they actually ask you for ID when you go in?
So, looking to sell my Wimbledon tickets
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How so? Do they actually ask you for ID when you go in?
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[TW]Fox;22293801 said:I'd hand deliver them! Even to Inverness
I'd even drive them to Wimbledon.
Yep, just lucky in the ballot.
In my experience, no they don't check ID they just check your bags.
I know where the seats are in relation to the court, so if I can't see her on Sunday we'll be having words
She's a woman, so that means she'll either turn up, or stay at home and forget to sell them.
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I'd even drive them to Wimbledon.
I'd even massage their feet.
No thanks, tickets should be like Glastonbury, pre register with picture.
But there should be a central website to sale on tickets if you can't make it at same price.
Yeah, don't see that happening, considering the ***** behind most of the resale sites i.e. legalised touting, are the actually ticket companies themselves, I don't see that happening anytime soon, they make their wedge from the initial sale, then a nice profit from resale.
And if it's a case of they don't check your ID then if I had those tickets they would have been on ebay, faster than a very fast thing going fast.
don't get me wrong, I would off done the same. I just don't think it's a good system we have ATM.
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Someone trying to sell 2 tickets for £7000 on ebay. Just seen the auction end without any bidders. Looks like there is a limit even for rich people 
You're not supposed to sell non-debenture tickets. But they don't have your name on them, and (at least when I went) they don't perform any verification. There isn't much they can do unless you buy/sell tickets with the seat details visible in the picture. They probably have somebody going through eBay and cancelling those.
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Tbh.. given you have an opportunity/chance to watch what could be the first Brit to win Wimbledon in 74 years.. I'd just go and watch the match.
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100 quid?
I'd rather have £5000.
Watch it on television, it's the same but with unseen glass and wires.
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and no atmosphere, no "I was there" factor, and just not the same at all and quite a rubbish point to make as it's all pretty obvious
Besides.. it's the day before the final (2 days at time of OP) it's not like he has a week+ to sell and deliver these tickets.
edit: Damn you Raymond! Sneaking in a reply before mine. But see the second line of this post There's not even enough time to get to Hawaii left!
Besides.. it's the day before the final (2 days at time of OP) it's not like he has a week+ to sell and deliver these tickets.
edit: Damn you Raymond! Sneaking in a reply before mine. But see the second line of this post
There's not even enough time to get to Hawaii left!To see him lose. No, £5000 please.
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and no atmosphere, no "I was there" factor, and just not the same at all and quite a rubbish point to make as it's all pretty obvious
It was 1976 and I was standing in a queue at Bingley Hall Stafford waiting to see the Rolling Stones.
A man was walking up & down the queue offering to buy a ticket for £200 and my mate said it could be the very last time they tour and so on.
After the gig I really wish I had taken the £200 which was a fortune back then.
I definitely know what I'd do if I was offered £5000 for Wimbledon tickets.