New Video Exposes Anti-Trump Groups Plotting Criminal Acts To Disrupt Inauguration
- Thread starter Banjo
- Start date
‘Nobody wants to buy them’: Frustrated scalpers losing big money trying to sell inauguration tickets
With just four days left until President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration, scalpers are rushing to sell the remainder of their inauguration tickets and they’re having a hard time doing so, the New York Daily News reports.
Yossi Rosenberg, a 36-year-old Democrat who voted for Hillary Clinton, told the outlet that he had purchased two tickets to Friday’s inauguration from a woman in Westchester County who sold them for $700. Rosenberg thought he would be able to sell them on the secondary market for at least double the price, but the task has proven difficult.
“Nobody wants to buy them,” he said. “It looks like I’m stuck with them, I might even have to go.” Rosenberg purchased the tickets thinking they would be “in demand.” He told the Daily News, “I got offers before I got them, but then I get them and everybody balked.”
After receiving no interest in the tickets, Rosenberg advertised the tickets on white supremacist websites, according to the Daily News. There was no interest there either.
“Someone offered me $200 for the pair,” Rosenberg said. “I guess his approval ratings aren’t that [high], right?”
This doesn’t help scalpers trying to make money off of the inaugural events.
With just four days left until President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration, scalpers are rushing to sell the remainder of their inauguration tickets and they’re having a hard time doing so, the New York Daily News reports.
Yossi Rosenberg, a 36-year-old Democrat who voted for Hillary Clinton, told the outlet that he had purchased two tickets to Friday’s inauguration from a woman in Westchester County who sold them for $700. Rosenberg thought he would be able to sell them on the secondary market for at least double the price, but the task has proven difficult.
“Nobody wants to buy them,” he said. “It looks like I’m stuck with them, I might even have to go.” Rosenberg purchased the tickets thinking they would be “in demand.” He told the Daily News, “I got offers before I got them, but then I get them and everybody balked.”
After receiving no interest in the tickets, Rosenberg advertised the tickets on white supremacist websites, according to the Daily News. There was no interest there either.
“Someone offered me $200 for the pair,” Rosenberg said. “I guess his approval ratings aren’t that [high], right?”
This doesn’t help scalpers trying to make money off of the inaugural events.
And the media nor police will lift a finger.....
Interesting eh. Open criminality plotted against the next POTUS and nobody acts.
Interesting eh. Open criminality plotted against the next POTUS and nobody acts.