b) You'll pay more on ebay. Absolutely. Get quality seats, know exactly where your seats are. Don't pay double for 'nosebleed seats' way up top.

Here's rules on selling tickets

(Quote)When selling a ticket on eBay for an event taking place in a regulated state, sellers are required to disclose face value of each ticket (face value includes price of ticket and any service charge and tax charged by original ticket provider that is printed on ticket). Sellers misrepresenting face value of their tickets may have their listing ended, may be permanently suspended from eBay, and may be subject to criminal prosecution.

For resale of tickets with a face value of $300 or more per ticket (ONLY if event occurs in a regulated state), sellers must include proof of ticket face value in item description in form of a partial scan of actual ticket - clearly showing face value and event date - or else risk having listing ended.

Be safe, on my website is a link to rules for ticket sales in every state. It covers buyer or seller, in or out of state purchases, and regulations for each state.

Well, you are determined to concentrate. The first paragraph is going fine. Now you’ve moved to second one. You mustn’t forget it! Then, all of a sudden, it dawns on you ; roast beef! You mustn’t forget to put it in oven!

You obviously can’t stick to this writing task. Kitchen calls you. In two hours lunch must be ready. ‘Just in time,’ you murmur. ‘But what about my plot?’

‘I’ll get to that in afternoon,’ you reassure yourself.

Your daughter brings her friends home for lunch. They turn on Hi Fi . Rock’ n ‘Roll is loud enough to wake dead!

Your husband then comes from work. The TV is on.

The day is over.

‘What about my plot?’ you keep wondering. ‘Well, it’s all about bad timing,’ you try to convince yourself.

But...IS it?

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