815 V Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
I bought two tickets for a show at the Atlantis for the end of October and can no longer attend. When I try to sell the tickets, I get a message that “resale for this event has not yet been turned on by the Event Organizer.”
I see that they still have GA tickets available for sale on the general sales page and am wondering if they prevent resale until they have fully sold out. I understand and appreciate the intention behind the controlled resale platform, and limiting the resale to the face value of the ticket. But if they are prioritizing their own sales and I cannot sell or transfer my tickets (even at a lower than face value price) until they have fully sold out, I have an issue with that. Wondering if anyone has more information on how this works?”
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