All,
Please note that one of the rules we have for using this board to sell tickets is that you do NOT try to sell for profit. This is the home of the 12th man and the intent is to ensure any tickets you have to sell end up with someone that wants to rep our team and enjoy the game in your absence. If you want to profit from your ticket sales, there are several excellent sites to do just that.

So, please list your tickets for sale only at face value or below. Others will be deleted and blocked from selling in the future. Thanks!

Rock

RockHawk wrote:So, please list your tickets for sale only at face value or below. Others will be deleted and blocked from selling in the future. Thanks!

Read this post TWICE before posting. This doesn't mean post tickets for sale with a "PM me for details", or a price of "Fair Market Value", or anything of the sort. This means FACE VALUE. We do realize that there are instances that fees are higher, or actual face values are higher due it being a playoff game. PM me and we'll discuss it before they are posted and I will make an exception for that particular sale.

If you want to sell your tickets for a profit, or "Fair Market Value", please do so on another site. We realize that those sites charge a fee to sell, but those fees cover all of their liability costs of selling third party tickets, the costs of running their service, the costs of putting your tickets in the faces of millions of potential buyers, etc.

If this rule continues to be broken, this forum will get set so that all posts have to be approved before the posting actually shows up.

Attention all members:

The criteria for posting ANYTHING for sale in the classifieds forum is a minimum post-count of 50.

- Any postings made by a user with less than 50 posts on Seahawks.NET will be promptly deleted without explanation.

- If you are looking for tickets or Seahawks merchandise there is no minimum post count requirement.

As indicated in the posts above, the selling of tickets to any games must be done within the rules stated clearly above. If you have further questions or inquiries about .NET policies, do not hesitate to contact us using your private messages function.

Thanks!

Go Hawks!!!

I don't have any tickets for sale, but am curious how you define face value. Technically that means the price on the face of the ticket. So do you mean face value by that definition? Or do you mean what you paid for the ticket, which could be higher if you bought it on the after market, but could still mean you aren't selling for profit?

Face value means the value printed on the face.

If you bought $75 face value tickets for $300 and want to sell those tickets for anything other than $75, you’ll need to do so elsewhere.

Thanks for asking before posting. Fell free to PM me if you have additional questions.

I am a season ticket holder, and with the new e-tickets I can't find anywhere in the account/ticket manager that actually tells me what the face value is. Am I just missing something? Anyone know where this info is?

ETA:

Nevermind. Found it - there's a "2019 Variable Pricing Guide" available on .com. For those interested, it's about halfway down this page:

https://www.seahawks.com/tickets/season ... s/holders/