Hahahahahahahaaaaaa......... Oh Lord, if all of this weren't so fucking pathetic it'd be funny! Seriously, I'm a long-time fan who's been using his 4 tickets every year since 1985, taking his family and watching every play, and I've got to wait another two freaking weeks before finding out how hard I have to take it up the ass. I mean, contrast me with someone like Champ who sits in another state and electronically sells and transfers his tickets to someone else who never entered the system to begin with. You talk about pissed off? Yes, I'm fucking pissed off.
he openly admits it makes you wonder how many others do the same dam thing cheating the real fans out of tickets. this organization has alot to learn about selling tickets and retaining longtime die hard fans. im a soon to be former season ticket holder thanks to woody.
I applaud you long time ticket holders and the thousands upon tens of thousands of dollars you have paid through the years to this team. I don't know how you afford or justify the next wave of undeniable price increases. I enjoy going to a game or two but would never pay those prices for a season.
hemi if i was ever able to sit down and add up the expense of being part of season tickets for the last 16 years id probably jump off a cliff. tickets,food,gas,souvenirs,parking etc. all about to come to an end and that sucks. bought an entire home theatre system for less than $2000 sweeeeeeeeet
To be fair, if the same peoople buy Champ's tickets every year and do the same thing with their family as you do with yours, they are also long time fans. The problem they have is that they are at people like Champ's mercy every year. I had a friend who got tickets every year like this until one year, the owner either decided not to sell them or to sell them to someone else. If I were in the "buyer's" shoes, I would get some sort of a contract with the owner of the seats that obligated them to sell the tickets to me every year at face value with some reasonable termination clauses on both sides.
thats not gonna happen in this day and age. i know a few guys in the sol situation now that things have changed. they will do the same dam thing im gonna do stub-hub 1-2 games a year.
Yeah, I was just trying to bust champ's chops with my post above. And perhaps I was being hypocritical since I've been buying tickets from a season ticket holder like him for 12+ years now. I just think it's funny to come across as passionate about the injustices of the process when all you're doing is selling all of your seats, without even looking for profit (which is nice, by the way, and the same thing my guy does). Worst case - your buyers don't want the seats anymore, and you find new buyers. Or I guess even worse - you have to stop buying and selling seats for no profit and absolutely nothing changes in your life except you get to enjoy an insignificant amount of extra "float" by not putting out money you immediately recoup each year. And you save a few minutes per year writing out and depositing checks or otherwise moving money around (it's 2009, after all). Whoop-de-doo.
As usual, you're missing the entire point, but that's nothing new. You actually answered your own question as well, but you still won't get it, so I'm not going to bother trying to explain it to someone like you.
They told me on the phone my account had 2002 seniority, which is the year I got the tickets. I went on the waiting list in 1993. My wife had her tickets signed over to her in 2001 so we kept that account and I gave up my 2002 account, knowing I can't keep all four anyway. I specifically asked about that on the phone, because otherwise I'd have kept the other account.
heres a stupid question. if you own 4 tickets you have rights to 4 tickets in the new or can you decide to take 20 if you want? can you do this with psls but not with upper deckers (hehe upper deckers
I believe that is the case. If you have 4 seats now, and only want upper deck, they will only sell you 4 seats. But if you want PSL seats, when your turn comes up they will probably let you buy at least 2X as many seats as you have now, if not more.
I am supposed to be called this Tue. and I am 1981. I will let you know all the seat locations available in the UD and what we decided. Is is that big of a deal to sit closer to the middle of the field or the lowest row? I would like to hear everyones opinion. I can see row 18-25 on the 10 vs. side or back of end zone row 10
OTH if you were lucky enough to have known me when I lived in NJ U wud have been the lucky one that I rented my tix to just like U now do with the owner of ur seats
When U have nothing better to do then bitch & moan & how much money U spent in ur 16 years please figure out how much I have spent since 1965 which if U can not figuure it is 40 years of seniority
I'm 1980 seniority and I got the call late Friday. For those interested in Lower Sideline seats, row 19 was available on section 115 and 111 on the seats sideline. On the other side, row 4 was available. I had to settle for much closer seats on section 110 on the Jets sideline.
When so many people have trouble understanding what the fuck you're saying, it is not a misunderstanding at all. It's you having absolutely no clue of how to read or write in English. I would love to see your pathetic attempts at a text message on a cell phone. You probably think you have to pay more for each letter typed. Again, when so many people have trouble understanding you, and you have so much trouble figuring out what others are saying, the problem is with you, not the rest of us who can actually read and write. And I'll gladly put you on ignore again, but unfortunately all you do is post in this thread and it makes it hard to follow others when everyone else has to respond to your worthless posts. You have your tickets. Great, please stop reminding everyone else about how many years you've had tickets and where your new tickets are located. It makes you sound like a spoiled little brat who's gloating over getting a new toy at Christmas before everyone else. You really are a miserable POS.
