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I used to have a 5-cd changer that worked with a receiver and external speakers, but it's been a long time. I'm very disappointed with my Bose Soundwave (rejects more CDs than it actually plays and even rejects the head cleaner most times) and wanted something compact (I live in NYC, so space is always at a premium) that also plays multiple CDs and sounds good. Can't seem to find anything... anyone know of something solid? Or have some ideas?

Hello everyone. WNBA-focused post concerning two Uconn stars playing for the first time in Barclays together. We ended up with a game conflict and have extra tickets (4). We can split them up 2 and 2, if anyone is interested.

Sunday May 24, 3:30pm. Section 25, Row 11. Across from the benches and directly behind Sabrina's family. A game at Barclays is like no other.

Full disclosure: Barclays does "surge pricing" on their tickets (in case we STHs want extras) and some tickets are priced higher than others. These are some they priced much higher. If you're interested, please DM me. You can look at TM for a price range knowing that we're asking for far below that, with no TM fees (I have an issue with TM because they take money from the seller AND upcharge the buyer, making reasonably priced tickets seem unreasonably expensive).

Open to a call or chat to make people comfortable since I'm not a professional ticket reseller, just a regular person.

So, I'm a NY Liberty STH and have some tickets in my account listed for re-sale on TM. In checking prices, I noticed that the VERY SAME SEATS are listed on SeatGeek for approximately $200-300 more than I have them listed for.

This alarmed me because I DID NOT LIST THEM. I figured maybe TM owned SG and listed them twice, but that turns out not to be the story. Apparently, SG allows "verified resellers" to list tickets that are not theirs to sell.

I reached out to customer service and was told that since they're not listed as for sale under my account, I can't remove them. When I told them I wanted them removed because it's a fraudulent seller, they told me they could not remove them. They said to reach out to the initial seller (the team and TM) for resolution... but the team or TM can't do anything, only SeatGeek can stop fraudulent listings on their own site. The tickets are still in my STH account and still on TM, so not a thing can be done on that end.

Basically, SG let someone list my tickets without providing instant access to the tickets upon sale (because if the fraudulent seller gets a sale on them, they would have their bot buy them from my listing on TM, and then transfer them -- an unwanted and unauthorized middleman, stealing profit where they can).

Does SeatGeek really endorse this unethical practice? Seems like they do, since they won't stop them because, of course, they make money from each sale. So they benefit from the fraud. Lovely...

Any advice on how to get this fraudulent listing removed?

Howdy! Back for my annual in-season visit to PDX and will be in town to attend the 5/9 match vs Sporting KC. Just figured I'd ask here first before looking at Stubhub (mainly because their "eat the fees" commercial has been bugging the crap out of me). Most likely looking for 2 but I'll settle that up in the next few days.

Any potential leads would be great... thanks!

Rich