nocturnal_steve wrote:" Had two, my dog ate one along with my homework, and Fido now needs an operation" (completely credible)
My awesome bus was vandalised, and I need help $4,000 getting it to the Playa....
Oh, You need a ride no problem! You could trade me your spare ticket for a ride To BRC
...................................................nocturnal_steve wrote:"My Girlfriend and I are no longer compatible in situations that require trust..
Someone named Pat (from BM, apparently) is contacting those offering to sell their tickets for above price, then busting them - once she has the tickets' serial number. Busting them, meaning, cancelling the tickets in the BM computer. BM can do this!
Note: BM is the biggest scalper out there - having raised prices $100 from last year while manufacturing a ticket-shortage to keep folks from screaming about the increase (coincidentally, the same year BM restructured to a for-profit business.)
My point: this is not an anti-scalper posting. It's just a warning to everyone: BM's fu**ing-over those on CL trying to recover even their shipping fees, and those fu**ed-over ticket owners are still selling the (voided) tickets... Can you blame them?
BM gets rich... and the BM experience continues to deteriorate. It was good while it lasted...
Chase.
it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
BM is the biggest scalper out there - having raised prices $100 ...... manufacturing a ticket-shortage .... etc.
BM's fu**ing-over those on CL trying to recover even their shipping fees, and those fu**ed-over ticket owners are still selling the (voided) tickets... Can you blame them?
nocturnal_steve wrote:Ummm... Pat is actually Patricia Nixon, wife of former President Richard Nixon.
She is trying to vindicate the family name by being of service to the BORG.
...................................................offarock wrote:I have a burning, Burning Man question. Please enlighten me!
I am seeking enlightenment from various spiritually advanced beings, some of whom seem to be obsessed with the fact that selling Burning Man tickets for more than they paid for them. Some of these sellers I know are merely capitalists (which includes just about anyone who works anywhere, since they have chosen to perpetuate the system wherein some profit disproportionately from the labors of others, sorry but I'm just sayin') unless of course you're still on a commune somewhere. Others may be in various situations where they may be in need of money. Perhaps you have personally been in a situation at some time in your life where you really needed money. A medical emergency. A relative cannot afford food. Your car broke down. Or you don't have gas to even put in your car. Or you have to walk, since you don't have a car, bike or change for the bus. Feel free to imagine your own situation where you felt alone, desperate, sick, cold or otherwise afflicted. Think about these people and then please help me.
What if you just lost your job and someone who just inherited a bunch of money wanted to pay you twice what your ticket was worth? Imagine that the simple act of giving the extra money would bring joy to the person giving, and relief and comfort to the person in need who was selling it. Imagine that.
What if you (or a loved one) was sick. Maybe they don't have health insurance, because they just lost their job. They need medicine badly, but can't afford it. Perhaps a doctor with a successful practice who could really help that loved one wanted to Burn, and would trade his services worth many thousands of dollars to you or your loved one in exchange for a ticket. Imagine how happy that would make you to have quality care and how happy that doctor will be when he finally gets on the Playa. Imagine that.
Imagine thousands and thousands and thousands of other instances. Then, ask yourself if you really know and understand the motivations behind someone selling a ticket to Burning Man. Do you really know? If they are selling for the right reasons, good things will happen to the person who needs the money, and blessings will be on the person who could afford to pay. If they are selling for the wrong reasons, Karma always takes care of Karma. Imagine that.
Let me sell you this ticket for twice the cover--that way we can both suffer the wrath of Nemesis.
...................................................Burning Man Ticket - $650 (North Beach)
Date: 2012-07-19, 12:11PM PDT
Reply to: [email removed- Eric, Mod] [Errors when replying to ads?]
OK, so I saw another ticket on here for this price and I'm going for it. I don't feel guilty as i need to miss Burning Man to fly to the UK ($1270 ticket on Virgin - they've just gone up). I have to get there as soon as possible. "In the spirit of Burning Man" I hope you can help me to get there, or at least let me try; it ain't pretty but I'm not a scalper...
Please get in touch with a contact number and I'll call you back straight away...
What if you just lost your job and someone who just inherited a bunch of money wanted to pay you twice what your ticket was worth? Imagine that the simple act of giving the extra money would bring joy to the person giving, and relief and comfort to the person in need who was selling it. Imagine that.
i have one hard copy ticket with reciept for this years burn, circumstances have changed and I am not going to make it back this year, I am asking 500 because I got the ticket through a theme camp (through the direct distribution to camps) and I had to pay my camp fees of $150 to qualify for the ticket, these fees are non refundable so I am out $410 plus $150 for a total of $560 so even at $500 I am losing some money. email if you are interested, would prefer to handle this in person in san francisco, mission district..
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