Look at the item description, then scroll down to read the small print to find out just where the tickets actually are.

This is very misleading and I hope no one gets stung on this.


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if thats not desperation I dont know what is!

So, basically Block A are shit and you'll see nothing, but Block D is the best in the house!! well, its an opinion I guess!

So many of these ebay ads are deliberately misleading - many of them offer lower tier grandstand seats as the 'best seats in the stadium' or 'front block'

Only an idiot would get stung by something like this

Caveat emptor as usual - he is saying they are 'd' block and not 'a' block, but the rest is his opinion, opportunist obviously.

People will pay silly money for all sorts of utter c r a p on ebay, they don't even seem to notice.
The best one I saw on ebay was a couple of years ago - 'Sticky Fingers' L.P., autographed by the whole band including Brian Jones. Needless to say, some complete dullard bought it - probably thinks it's genuine and is over the moon.........

LOL.. I remember seeing that, turd...didnt someone e-mail the guy?

I'm not sure - I think he bought it, ignorance is bliss as they say....

Here's another 'gift' for the person with a few bob to spare (and a few brain cells missing).

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This person really instills confidence in the buyer with his graphic and exhaustive description, "......real not like most on ebay.....".


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Of course they're real sonny.......

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> Here's another 'gift' for the person with a few
> bob to spare (and a few brain cells missing).
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"This has been a much loved item but has to go for various reasons ......"

should read "I am in desperate need of cash and I need some schmuck with more money than sense to bail me out"

absolutely......hahahaha...

This remainded me; on the TV last week, they had found a signed Elvis Presley album (his first one) delievered to a fleamarket for charity. But this LP have been checked, and it was a real autograph! I wonder what that is worth, and which ones wife that gave it away?