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Anyone ever returned tickets successfully and received their money back? I've got 6 tickets for the CU game and don't want to go unless there is a coaching change before then. I haven't received my tickets yet, so I was thinking about calling the ticket office and telling them to cancel my order and credit my card.

 
Hunter94 said:
maybe? maybe, you could give them away??.....probably not..........
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That's pretty much what I had to do w/ my A&M tickets.

What a great financial decision on my part to purchase a few xtra tixs to sell this year. I'd like to thank BC and SP for taking food away from my child.

 
NU fan in Denver said:
Hunter94 said:
maybe? maybe, you could give them away??.....probably not..........
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That's pretty much what I had to do w/ my A&M tickets.

What a great financial decision on my part to purchase a few xtra tixs to sell this year. I'd like to thank BC and SP for taking food away from my child.
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Seriously??? If your intent was to sell them to earn extra money, then you should know in business that every move has inherent risk. You could have sunk that money into the stock market or taken it down to the local casino. Any way you slice it, your business investment was a high-risk high-reward situation, and you just lost your bet. Regardless, your kids should blame YOU if there isn't food on the table, and you should chalk it up to a bad business decision on YOUR part.

It irks me when people who want to scalp and jack up prices for tickets so they can make a quick buck off of the REAL fans, yet when they themselves get screwed they can't handle it, and try to find a way to get their money back.

If you really just want your money's worth out of the tickets, I'm sure you can sell them for face value - there's numerous outlets to advertise them (craigslist, etc). If you bought them for your own enjoyment, then I'm sure you'll get 2 hours of football with one of the teams coming away with a win. If you were in it to make a profit, then sorry buddy, maybe you should find a different profession.

 
Donate your tickets to someone in the military. Maybe call CU and see if they have some sort of program or something and know a way for you to donate.

 
NU athletic department should issue season ticket holders refunds on the b.s. play this year...ticket prices should be lowered until we start playing like a real team again

 
NU fan in Denver said:
Anyone ever returned tickets successfully and received their money back? I've got 6 tickets for the CU game and don't want to go unless there is a coaching change before then. I haven't received my tickets yet, so I was thinking about calling the ticket office and telling them to cancel my order and credit my card.
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Be proud and happy that will be the last time you ever have to watch these guys on the Nebraska sidelines.

 
NU fan in Denver said:
Anyone ever returned tickets successfully and received their money back? I've got 6 tickets for the CU game and don't want to go unless there is a coaching change before then. I haven't received my tickets yet, so I was thinking about calling the ticket office and telling them to cancel my order and credit my card.
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you should still go to the game. Don't put conditions on your support. Go and support the team.

I will.

 
Oldschool said:
NU fan in Denver said:
Hunter94 said:
maybe? maybe, you could give them away??.....probably not..........
Click to expand...
That's pretty much what I had to do w/ my A&M tickets.

What a great financial decision on my part to purchase a few xtra tixs to sell this year. I'd like to thank BC and SP for taking food away from my child.
Click to expand...
Seriously??? If your intent was to sell them to earn extra money, then you should know in business that every move has inherent risk. You could have sunk that money into the stock market or taken it down to the local casino. Any way you slice it, your business investment was a high-risk high-reward situation, and you just lost your bet. Regardless, your kids should blame YOU if there isn't food on the table, and you should chalk it up to a bad business decision on YOUR part.

It irks me when people who want to scalp and jack up prices for tickets so they can make a quick buck off of the REAL fans, yet when they themselves get screwed they can't handle it, and try to find a way to get their money back.

If you really just want your money's worth out of the tickets, I'm sure you can sell them for face value - there's numerous outlets to advertise them (craigslist, etc). If you bought them for your own enjoyment, then I'm sure you'll get 2 hours of football with one of the teams coming away with a win. If you were in it to make a profit, then sorry buddy, maybe you should find a different profession.
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Actually it is the first year I have bought extra tickets. I figured I'd get a couple extra and see who wanted to go with me. But thanks for the lecture :asshat .

Good thing I am close to Boulder though and know many CU fans. Hopefully they will have 5 wins going into the game and this game will be their make or break game to go bowling. Then I can catch some of their bandwagon fans.

So If I am unable to return them to the ticket office I will have 4 xtra tix. Face value, $60 in the NU section. PM me if interested.

 
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