Comments on: Your Ticket to the Stars http://smallprint.netzoo.net/your-ticket-to-the-stars/ A collaborative document of experiences with agreements in the digital age as they are designed and encountered. Thu, 18 Mar 2010 03:35:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: michael http://smallprint.netzoo.net/your-ticket-to-the-stars/comment-page-1/#comment-74 michael Mon, 30 Oct 2006 18:44:05 +0000 http://smallprint.netzoo.net/your-ticket-to-the-stars/#comment-74 Its all relative though. Remember that these restrictions are on a ticket for a "free" event. Its all relative though. Remember that these restrictions are on a ticket for a “free” event.

]]> By: Brian http://smallprint.netzoo.net/your-ticket-to-the-stars/comment-page-1/#comment-66 Brian Mon, 30 Oct 2006 16:25:37 +0000 http://smallprint.netzoo.net/your-ticket-to-the-stars/#comment-66 OK, so far the EULAs I've read on here have been reprehensible, but this isn't really much of anything. It's pretty standard boiler-plate to try and prevent scalpers and ticket "brokers" from scooping up a year's worth of reservations and reaming the public by holding them hostage for some exorbitant price. Or worse, people just selling bogus tickets as real and letting people find out at the gate. Scanning my computer, or selling me fabric I'm not supposed to be able to resell, sure, that's crappy. But this seems pretty mild. OK, so far the EULAs I’ve read on here have been reprehensible, but this isn’t really much of anything.

It’s pretty standard boiler-plate to try and prevent scalpers and ticket “brokers” from scooping up a year’s worth of reservations and reaming the public by holding them hostage for some exorbitant price. Or worse, people just selling bogus tickets as real and letting people find out at the gate.

Scanning my computer, or selling me fabric I’m not supposed to be able to resell, sure, that’s crappy. But this seems pretty mild.

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