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World Cup 2026: Thousands of England–France bronze clash tickets still up for grabs
sports1 month ago

World Cup 2026: Thousands of England–France bronze clash tickets still up for grabs

Around 7,000 tickets remain for the World Cup 2026 bronze medal match between England and France in Miami, with roughly 1,246 general-sale tickets listed at about $865–$1,125. On the official resale platform, 5,864 tickets are available, the cheapest at $455 face value plus a 15% FIFA fee, and many higher-priced categories are discounted. The Sunday final also shows seats still on sale, ranging from about $29,995 to $32,970 for standard (non-VIP) tickets, with resale prices set by users and not guaranteed to reflect actual payments. Original final ticket price was $7,380, adding about $1,107 in FIFA fees if purchased; the most expensive resale final listing is $2 million plus a $300,000 fee, though prices are user-set.

via BBC|
#england-france#miami#resale
England-Mexico World Cup tickets soar to £26k on FIFA resale portal
sports1 month ago

England-Mexico World Cup tickets soar to £26k on FIFA resale portal

England supporters’ tickets for the World Cup last-16 clash with Mexico at the Azteca are being relisted on FIFA’s official resale site for far above face value, with some listings up to £26,220 per ticket after fees (face value £460). The ESTC allocation was 3,000 tickets out of 4,373 applications; resale is permitted and not restricted by the FA. Prices vary widely, the cheapest listings around £2,620, and at least 76 England-side tickets are currently listed in the England sections. FIFA fees apply to buyers and sellers, and the ESTC has announced a forthcoming anti-touting policy. The match kicks off at 01:00 BST and will be shown on BBC One.

via BBC|
#england#fifa#resale
politics2 months ago

World Cup ticket scams spark federal call for resale protections

Advocacy groups NIVA and Fan Alliance sent a joint letter urging Congress to ban speculative and ghost tickets, push universal resale protections, price caps, and stricter penalties, plus a data-reporting requirement for secondary ticketing platforms, after numerous fans report being scammed out of thousands for World Cup tickets. StubHub blames FIFA tech and transfer limits for issues; FIFA defends official channels. Missouri’s attorney general and the FBI have warned fans about fraud. The push is part of broader coverage of World Cup ticketing integrity and consumer protection.

via Politico|
#congress#consumer-protection#politics
Knicks Finals Ticket Frenzy Forces Tough Choice for Season-Ticket Holders
sports2 months ago

Knicks Finals Ticket Frenzy Forces Tough Choice for Season-Ticket Holders

Knicks finals tickets are commanding record resale prices, forcing season-ticket holders to choose between cashing out at upwards of $8,000–$9,000 per seat or clinging to the memory and trying to attend. Some have already listed or sold their tickets, others hold out hoping for a chance at a lifetime moment, highlighting how live sports prices are turning major events into a luxury market.

via The Washington Post|
#knicks#playoffs#price
World Cup 2026 Tickets: Sold-Out Promise Meets Widening Price Uncertainty
world2 months ago

World Cup 2026 Tickets: Sold-Out Promise Meets Widening Price Uncertainty

One week before kickoff, FIFA’s claim that every match is sold out clashes with widespread ticket availability and fluctuating prices, especially for less popular games. Tickets on FIFA’s resale site and on secondary marketplaces are often well below face value, prompting questions about pricing transparency and whether the governing body is offloading inventory. US state attorneys general have opened an investigation into alleged price manipulation. Data from TicketData and listings on SeatGeek and other sites show substantial stock remains for many matches, with some seats priced in predictable increments and not all marquee games selling out as FIFA suggested.

via BBC|
#fifa#resale#seatgeek
Record-breaking World Cup final tickets fetch $2.3M on resale platform
sports4 months ago

Record-breaking World Cup final tickets fetch $2.3M on resale platform

Four Category 1 World Cup final seats behind a goal at MetLife Stadium are listed on FIFA’s Marketplace for $2,299,998.85 each (over $9 million for four), with other seats selling for far less (cheapest standard resale under $11,000 and wheelchair-accessible around $15,000). FIFA collects a 15% fee on both buying and selling sides. The eye-watering prices underscore concerns about affordability for fans despite FIFA’s stated goal of a safe, transparent resale platform.

via CNN|
#fifa-marketplace#metlife-stadium#resale
Vintage Kitchen Gold: 10 Finds That Could Earn You Big Bucks
lifestyle4 months ago

Vintage Kitchen Gold: 10 Finds That Could Earn You Big Bucks

Spring cleaning reveals 10 vintage kitchen items that could be worth serious cash, from rare Griswold/Wagner cast‑iron skillets and antique copper/brass tea kettles to CorningWare, fine china, jadeite, Pyrex, vintage KitchenAid mixers, barware, mason jars, and cookie jars—values range from tens to thousands depending on brand, age, and condition (with examples like a Griswold skillet around $8,000 and a Georg Jensen teapot near $19,000).

via Delish|
#antiques#collectibles#kitchenware
eBay expands fashion resale with $1.2B Depop deal from Etsy
business6 months ago

eBay expands fashion resale with $1.2B Depop deal from Etsy

eBay will acquire Depop from Etsy for about $1.2 billion in cash, adding a leading Gen Z/Millennial-friendly C2C fashion marketplace to expand its resale and recommerce offerings. Etsy will focus on its core marketplace, Depop will keep its brand post-closing, and the transaction is expected to close in Q2 2026 pending regulatory approvals. The deal leverages eBay’s scale and services to accelerate Depop’s growth.

via Etsy|
#acquisition#business#depop
Mexico Pushes for More BTS Shows as Ticket Rush Grows
world7 months ago

Mexico Pushes for More BTS Shows as Ticket Rush Grows

Mexico’s president asked South Korea’s president to help secure more BTS concerts after about 1 million fans wanted tickets but only 150,000 were released; three Mexico City shows are scheduled for May 7–10 as the consumer watchdog investigates Ticketmaster and resale platforms; BTS’s Arirang album is due in March, with the world tour launching in Korea on April 9.

via The Guardian|
#arirang#bts#mexico
Georgia YouTuber Flips Apple Returns for a Surprising Profit
technology7 months ago

Georgia YouTuber Flips Apple Returns for a Surprising Profit

A Georgia YouTuber bought a pallet of untested Apple returns for about $2,034 and found mostly functional Apple gear (MacBook Air, cables, Airtags, iPad keyboard, Apple Watch bands) with strong resale potential. One box mislabeled as a 16-inch MacBook Pro contained books and stickers, reducing value. The pallet’s recoverable value was around $5,792, yielding an estimated net profit of roughly $2,500–$3,000 after fees and packing.

via supercarblondie.com|
#apple#gadgets#pallets