OSU_Buckguy
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an ebay auction lists these as upgraded tickets, which require no id. is this accurate?
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an ebay auction lists these as upgraded tickets, which require no id. is this accurate?
TresselOwnsCarr
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OSU_Buckguy;662295; said:
Those are the unupgraded tickets.. they may have been upgraded since then.
I'd be careful bidding on any auction that has pics of the tickets with the barcodes showing.. unless the seller hasn't yet upgraded them and is willing to let you come with him/her to the schott as they get them upgraded. That way you can be sure you're getting authentic tickets that have fresh scan codes that haven't been stolen
but maybe i'm just paranoid about spending $400 on a ticket that gets turned away at the gate
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