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There is a tab to sell your tickets that will only give you credit towards next years tickets or post season. I caught it after a few hours but you have to read the fine print. yeah, it's my fault but just want you to be careful because it's a little sneaky.
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Thanks for the heads up- DaftGod would be expecting a first pitch breaking ball in the dirt because humans love to disappoint him. -
Oh wow, that sucks!
Thanks for the heads up.Comment
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the rest of the system is easy to use after you study it a little. The other thing is a scam. I had to pull all my tix off of stubhub and re-do so i would get paid.Comment
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One thing I don't like it that you have to "transfer" the tickets to yourself to be able to print them online. Seems kind of stupid and redundant to me.Originally posted by tr305 View PostComment
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won't you have a hard copy in the mail anyway ?Comment
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PLEASE EXPLAIN IT TO SANDROComment
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Not worth it.Comment
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Oh.poopComment
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When you list your tickets there is a part in the small print that says you will get credit for playoffs or towards next years tickets.Comment
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IT'S OKAY, SANDRO. This is an internet message board where we communicate with text, he doesn't have to speak anything.Need help? Questions? Concerns? Want to chat? PM Hugg!Comment
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At this point, it probably would be more intelligible if he'd type it in Korean.
.Last edited by TheMendozaLine; 03-20-2012, 08:46 PM.Comment
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As a season ticket holder, we have an option on My Marlins Tickets to be able to sell our tickets on StubHub, but in the fine print it states that you won't actually get paid for the tickets, you'll just get credit for season tickets next year, or playoff tickets.
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Yea, but I want to keep my original opening day ticket.Originally posted by tr305 View PostComment
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