Authencating E-tickets?

[goat_killer]

I've agreed to purchase a pair of tickets to OVO off a seller from Kijiji. She informs me that they're e-tickets and she'll print them off for me.

Is there any way of authenticating them?

I figure it's easy enough to doctor up some fake tickets on a computer so I just wanna be sure before I go blowing money on a piece of useless paper.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

[ClearBluewater]

No, because even if they are legit, the seller can print them off 500 times and sell it to 500 different people. Then at the vanue the first person to use them will get it hahaha.

Ive bought e tickets before though most people are pretty good with that kind of thing, ask for some kind of ID and write down their name just for security, if the tickets are legit they shouldn't have a problem with it.

[kamakurakid]

I would photograph their ID. If they refuse you know the tickets are garbage. Also, why not meet them at a local kiosk and get the real ticket before any funny business occurs.

[chkolny541]

agreed, its that that the tikets are fake, its that she can print them off multiple times. Show up SUPER EARLY for the event in any case

[hurrdurr]

Yeah pick up the tickets at her house. And if she fucks you over, return to her house promptly.

[C_Dave45]

Originally posted by goat_killer
I've agreed to purchase a pair of tickets to OVO off a seller from Kijiji. She informs me that they're e-tickets and she'll print them off for me.

Is there any way of authenticating them?

I figure it's easy enough to doctor up some fake tickets on a computer so I just wanna be sure before I go blowing money on a piece of useless paper.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Curious to know if she was asking over face value. I have nothing against scalping, I just found it funny that almost every pair I found on Kijiji was asking a good $50 over face when there are still many tix available right off their website. Two seats, side by side, sec 103, row AA for $226. Cheapest on Kijiji was $250 for the same. Why would I risk counterfeit tix, and having to drive all across town when I can buy my own from the comfort of my own jammies and computer chair for cheaper? Lol.