Bills should make money from scalpers

[G. Host]

Many of the extra tickets sold to season ticket holders end up in scalpers hands almost immediately. Some scalpers have purchased season tickets so they can get the right to buy extra tickets (I believe it is up to 100 tickets). The Bills ought to either add a handling charge or limit the number of tickets to a lower less unless they can prove they will not be resold or pay an additional seat fee.

Too often these extra tickets end up in hands of opposition fans.

[Dozerdog]

How are Clump and Eb supposed to prove they are not profiting from tickets when they buy for 40 zoners?


I take the opposite angle. Bills fans have plenty of opportunity to purchase tickets. If they aren't going to get them then good for the ticket brokers. They are guaranteeing sellouts.


Put a limit of 20-30 tickets per game a season ticket holder can buy. That will at least limit mass purchases for out of town games.


I lived in NE when the team stunk under Victor Kiam- and no one complained when 35,000 Bills fans were in Foxboro during the super bowl years