Adele Ticket Reselling ACT FAST

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So I am sure many of you know about Adele touring around Australia correct? Well the tickets have been selling like wildfire and their resale values are through the roof.

1. GO AND BUY THE ACTUAL TICKETS (Obviously)

So first off you need to buy the actual tickets to resell them. Now the places to buy them are http://premier.ticketek.com.au/events/ADELE17/venues/AUS/performances/EAUS2017674AD/tickets which is ticketek's website and http://www.ticketmaster.com.au/Adele-tickets/artist/1159272 which is Ticketmaster's. I'd suggest buying the best tickets you can and as much of it as possible. If you can buy only 1 Section A ticket but 5 Section C tickets I'd suggest Section C since the more you sell of the Section C tickets the better. Now the resale values are pretty high. Including the Profit margins. E.g Section D tickets are selling around $400 AUD with my example being http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ADELE-SYDNEY-RESERVED-SEATS-FULL-VIEW-TICKETS-FRI-10-MAR-2017-/322335122135?hash=item4b0caba2d7:g:HU4AAOSwiONYK7l5 and the fact that their in high demand helps.

2. Where to sell them?

To sell them I'd suggest Ebay, Gumtree or a third party site. One of the best examples of a website is Viagago. Have a look at http://www.viagogo.com/au/Concert-Tickets/Alternative-and-Indie/Adele-Tickets/ where D reserve tickets are also selling froum 250 AUD - 400$ Just D Reserve! They cost around $100! So you can imagine how much profit is being made. Section A Tickets are being sold at anywhere from $1K to $2.5K and they are bought from around 400$ on the offical ticketek website.

I hope someone finds this information useful and makes a decent buck to start off their IM journey.
Another note: The rough $ estimates i told you were all from the Sydney Adele tickets since their on fire pretty much. So I'd suggest buying Sydney tickets.
 
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I dont get it. Why don't people buy straight from Ticketmaster?
 
Buy cheap, sell expensive later. Will work of course if its a sold out concert
 
I dont get it. Why don't people buy straight from Ticketmaster?
Site's been terribly laggy and instead of the official website coming up in australian google third party resellers come up more often.
 
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