Red Sox Tickets Secrets Revealed on Chronicle
Last night (Monday April 28) I was a featured guest on the WCVB’s Chonicle in a segment called “It’s all About Timing” revealing some of the ways I always manage to get Red Sox tickets to sold out games at face value.
Luckily, I have a friend who is a video and photography specialist and he was able to record it digitally for me (its hard to put an actual tape on youtube I’m pretty sure).
Of course, you should check out his site as well at Nick Mantia Photography.
So here it is, live on Youtube.
See you at Fenway!
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April 29th, 2008 at 10:07 am
WHY WOULD YOU POST THIS VIDEO, KEEP RED SOX TICKETS FOR REAL FANS!
April 29th, 2008 at 10:36 am
I don’t know many “fake fans” that read Red Sox blogs… I think I’ll keep it up captain CAPITALS.
Plus, there is nothing all too revealing in this video. Call for tickets, wait in line, and go to scalp free. I figured this all out myself, anyone else could too.
April 30th, 2008 at 2:15 pm
First off, I think you’re making a very poor assumption when you state that many “fake fans” don’t read Boston sports blogs. Look at the posts on sites like Barstool sports, Redsarmy, etc. and judge for yourself how many of these idiots have any idea what they’re talking about.
Secondly, while it’s quite apparent you want nothing more than to get your 30 seconds in the spotlight on the “chronicle” to promote your website, keep your little secrets that you “figured out all by yourself” to yourself. If you want to help out “real” red sox fans, keep you publicity happy mouth shut.
April 30th, 2008 at 3:59 pm
This is the second piece of hate-mail I’ve gotten. I’m not sure what is driving all of this anger. I guess this guy thinks that he is somehow entitled to tickets and all the rest of you are undeserving idiots. But I say that the Red Sox are for everybody, not just those who view themselves as better than everyone else!
If you’ve ever read this blog, I think its quite clear that my motivation lies within my hatred for the exploitation of fans by scalpers, not by any personal desire to see myself on TV.
And if you do have a problem with me, leave an email address or at least a real name rather than hiding behind the anonymity of the internet. I’m all for an open debate and I say everyone should get their voice - even if that voice is coming from an angry, elitist donkey.