Has anyone gone to a game and waited until it started for a deal?

I found on FIFA marketplace a lot of the tickets kept dropping when it got closer to the 48 hours that you have to redeem them. But then I wondered if right when the match starts do people drop ticket prices? Or do they get removed off tickets sites?

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u/AcceptableLime448 — 3 months ago

RTB NYC pack > RTT Cat 2 seats. Let’s go 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

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Got section 315 row 3 to left of centre

u/AcceptableLime448 — 4 months ago

Help me understand the FIFA process to convert or sell my tickets!!

Hi everyone. I have Autism/ADHD and Im finding all the FIFA collect steps a bit overwhelming. I have spent a fortune on bids for rights to tickets and then tickets themselves, and I have 2 tix for M67 / M77 / M91 in NYC. Im planning to go to M67 and so Im going to register my email so they are assigned to me. But I was reading once that is done it cannot be transferred, so what if the rare chance I got sick that morning and was in hospital, theres no way to sell them once they have been assigned? The info is not clear to me!!

and then for M77 / M91 Im not sure if I will go, so will probably list on the marketplace but I was going to wait until I know which teams it is. From what I understand I have to list them and then once sold assign them? and people will only know the general categories not the actual seats? and I have to make sure I sell 48 hours before the game?

Man they make it tough, but for me to see England next Saturday makes it all worthwhile. TIA for any clarification!!

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u/AcceptableLime448 — 4 months ago

Which lens should I buy with my 1st Canon camera?

Hello! Beginner here, doing an online course and hoping to specialize in in-studio portraits of kids and families, but also use at my sons indoor basketball games.

So Im purchasing a Canon R6 Mark II this month and very excited, and from my research I plan on getting a Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8 L Is lens, buts I cannot afford to get that at the same time.

Theres one option that for $300 more I can get a 24-105 f4/7.1 Is lens with the camera. Do you think I should get that, OR just get the body and a 35 or 50mm lens?

My thinking is to get the 24-105 f4/7.1 Is lens and use it for a few months then I could probably sell it for $300 (as the retail is $600) and put that towards the Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8 L Is lens, so I haven't lost anything.

But I see a lot of photographers just use a 35 or 50 in studio and love it, so if I got one of those perhaps I would use it permanently. But Im starting in my house and I know some rooms might be limited with how much I can move.

Ive been having a hard time getting into the online course (my ADHD brain doesn't do well just reading) and I know it will all make sense once I start practising and seeing things in action. Please help me decide which initial lens!!

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u/AcceptableLime448 — 5 months ago