OT - Michigan ticket policy

[RBigredMax]

Man alleging $2.5M loss from Michigan football ticket resale rules sues in lower court

A lawsuit brought by a ticket holder and reseller alleging a change in Michigan football ticket resale rules cost him $2.5M has been refiled in state court.

www.mlive.com

Guy ran a business and had 164 active accounts for Michigan football season tickets. Michigan cancelled all his accounts.

I thought I read the Packers were denying season ticket holders who only resale their tickets (their wait list for season tickets is like 30 years).

Thoughts on this action. Do we have some of these guys who have kept our sellout streak alive?

 

[LBremser]

Man alleging $2.5M loss from Michigan football ticket resale rules sues in lower court

A lawsuit brought by a ticket holder and reseller alleging a change in Michigan football ticket resale rules cost him $2.5M has been refiled in state court.

www.mlive.com

Guy ran a business and had 164 active accounts for Michigan football season tickets. Michigan cancelled all his accounts.

I thought I read the Packers were denying season ticket holders who only resale their tickets (their wait list for season tickets is like 30 years).

Thoughts on this action. Do we have some of these guys who have kept our sellout streak alive?

I'm guessing that it is a bigger issue at NU for volleyball tickets than football tickets.

 

[Big bo fan]

I'm guessing that it is a bigger issue at NU for volleyball tickets than football tickets.

8000 thousand VB tickets capacity compared to 70 k football. I doubt the issue is on the same atmosphere.

 

[Dean Pope]

That man was running a business that is essentially the same as the online ticket brokers. Use a vast network of computers to gobble up tickets, mark up the price and sell them to the minions who weren't able to get through to buy tickets online. I would hope the Michigan outlaws ticket brokers too. Or maybe certain political donations were made...