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Illinois scalping laws

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I read this about Illinois laws on ticket reselling. Does this mean selling tickets on ebay is legal in Illinois?

 

 

 

Illinois

 

• Allows ticket resale by registered ticket brokers, Internet auction houses, and Internet websites

 

 

 

 

 

 

QUOTE (Princess Dye @ Oct 14, 2008 -> 11:06 AM)
I read this about Illinois laws on ticket reselling. Does this mean selling tickets on ebay is legal in Illinois?

 

 

 

Illinois

 

• Allows ticket resale by registered ticket brokers, Internet auction houses, and Internet websites

 

No. But you could sell them through Stubhub or the like.

Scalping is illegal for anyone but the Cubs.

QUOTE (YASNY @ Oct 19, 2008 -> 07:58 AM)
Scalping is illegal for anyone but the Cubs.

That ridiculous Cub verdict opened the doors for every team's "reselling" operations.

Horrible verdict. Completely wrong.

QUOTE (The Critic @ Oct 19, 2008 -> 10:34 AM)
That ridiculous Cub verdict opened the doors for every team's "reselling" operations.

Horrible verdict. Completely wrong.

 

Must have missed that one -- what was it all about?

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Oct 19, 2008 -> 01:40 PM)
Must have missed that one -- what was it all about?

The Cubs were accused of running an in-house scalping company that sold "first-release" tickets rather than resale tickets.

Their company had a direct printer from the Cubs' ticketing system, accounting for Premium was found in TribCo's Cub books rather than Premium's own books, and other funny things were involved.

But the judge decided everything was legit, so Wrigley Field Premium Ticket Service was allowed to continue operations.

 

I couldn't find any of the "legit" columns about the decision, but here's a blog I found:

Edited by The Critic

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