[Ally]

Originally Posted by goldfish

But people are making a conscious decision to exploit the situation. To take advantage of the scarcity of tickets to line their own pockets.

Are you against capitalising itself, or is this an isolated incident for you?

Originally Posted by goldfish

The tickets were offered for a fair price in a fair way. They weren't exclusive, they weren't restrictive, they just relied on you being lucky. Sometimes it just isn't about money, it's about doing what's right.

Rubbish; there's no fair way to do it other than the old fashioned box office sales. The method employed relied on gambling, and I wonder how many idiots are opening up terrifying mobile phone bills this month. There's no argument that the method of obtaining tickets doesn't fit the definition of "gambling", do you condone it? Especially a gambling competition that was unrestricted and open to any child or similarly irresponsible person with access to a mobile phone.