"Paperless" ticketing has the potential to eliminate scalping. Would this be a good thing?
What do you think? Should paperless ticketing become the option of choice for concert promoters?
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/06/weekinreview/06sisario.html
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Otherwise it's jut further complication to something that should be so simple. I buy a ticket, I have a ticket, not I buy a ticket I get an electronic ID I hope works when I get to the show because I have nothing in hand. Course I always was a lover of tangible goods. Perhaps I mis-understand what scalping is. We never get concerts here really, so I'm not that familiar with ticket buying lol
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