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Even including fees, they are selling on Stubhub for $100 less than what you're offering.

https://www.stubhub.com/2018-masters-tickets/grouping/7771/

What in the hell are you jackasses doing that you're selling your Masters passes?

GTFO with that and go!!!!

Now that tickets are in hand (got mine 10 days ago), the Stubhub market has dropped big-time. They were $600+ a couple of weeks ago, now back to $400-450.

Hadn't looked since two weeks ago when the cheapest was $675 plus fees for a set of four to Monday's round. I expect the prices will head higher in the next two weeks, but I'll adjust my asking price.

I'll be there for the weekend with a customer so I don't need these now. But, personally, I prefer the practice rounds.

Confucius said:

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Even including fees, they are selling on Stubhub for $100 less than what you're offering.

https://www.stubhub.com/2018-masters-tickets/grouping/7771/

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Thanks for posting the ink. I'm offering a good deal on real tickets. Probably you neglected to consider the 20% commission on the stub hub.

Stagecoach said:

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Confucius said:

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Even including fees, they are selling on Stubhub for $100 less than what you're offering.

https://www.stubhub.com/2018-masters-tickets/grouping/7771/

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Thanks for posting the ink. I'm offering a good deal on real tickets. Probably you neglected to consider the 20% commission on the stub hub.

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Nice try. Before your edit you offered them at $600 a piece, which was over a hundred more than what is currently being sold on Stubhub + fees. ($490 - $510 depending on shipping)

I just know most good Ags would try to discount their tickets to sell to fellow Ags, so I'm glad you're appreciative of me posting the market rate so you could drop your prices accordingly.

Ag_07 said:

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What in the hell are you jackasses doing that you're selling your Masters passes?

GTFO with that and go!!!!

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Not to mention that any seller (or the original ticket holder) agreed to not sell the tickets for a profit when you got the tickets from Augusta National. It's in the fine print.

I actually know someone who got tickets every year but scalped them for a huge profit. The club found out. He not only doesn't get tickets anymore, but he was banned from ever attending the tournament. True story.

Not really sure the lynch mob is required on this one. The prices dropped by a couple of hundred bucks in the past week after staying well north of $600 since January.

jj9000 said:

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Why do you guys give a damn at what he's selling his merchandise for?

Let the market dictate whether his prices are fair or not.

If prices are fair...they'll likely sell...if not...they won't.

Lastly...Confucius...I kindly ask that you don't ever try to buy anything from me.

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I agree. Let the market dictate what the price should be. And Masters badges have traditionally gone from 500-1500 per day.

But I also think it's very fair on the golf board to point out that Augusta National (and we all here love the Masters) has a firm and very strict anti-scalping policy. So if you are the original holder of the ticket, I would proceed with caution if you are going to publicly scalp the badges. If you bought them from someone else and are the "second seller" then you are in the clear. The club's policy is why many times you are required to RETURN the badge after the round if you buy it from someone else so that that seller can maintain final possession of the original badge and thus deny ever scalping it.