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Buy and sell tickets at face value

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Paul Roiter
@roiterpaul · CEO Dingo
Dingo was launched this week in London and featured in TechCrunch yesterday (http://techcrunch.com/2015/04/08...). We have applied a p2p model to the secondary ticket market to allow fans to trade spare tickets easily and safely. By only allowing tickets to be sold at face value, we ensure that Dingo is an exchange for fans, no touts and no scammers. Feel fr… See more

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Paul Roiter
@roiterpaul · CEO Dingo
Dingo was launched this week in London and featured in TechCrunch yesterday (http://techcrunch.com/2015/04/08...). We have applied a p2p model to the secondary ticket market to allow fans to trade spare tickets easily and safely. By only allowing tickets to be sold at face value, we ensure that Dingo is an exchange for fans, no touts and no scammers. Feel fr… See more
Jaap van Nes
@jaapvannes · Co-founder Stuvia.com
Started in The Netherlands, there's already a great party doing this: TicketSwap (https://www.ticketswap.uk/ disclosure: good friends with the founders). More than 300k people have used the website since they started at the end of 2012. They've rolled out in France, Germany and the UK, so I guess you're up for some good competition ;)
Jack Shalom
@jeshalom · CEO, Giffage
As someone who's quite familiar with the secondary ticket market I don't quite see why a fan would want to sell their tickets at face value. Can someone provide a better explanation as to who would use this and why?