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I donβt think you understand the concept of friends. Iβm sorry that it was hard to get said tickets but trying to make money on selling tickets youβre not going to use anyway to friends is major douche canoe behavior.
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Asking friends to compete for your stuff in a bidding process seems like a great way to lose those friends.
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YTA
Why not just have them email sealed bids?
Because then you canβt get your friends into a bidding war with each other. What else are friends for?
Just make an ebay (or local equivalent) listing and let them bid through there.
I think thereβs also an option for private listings on eBay?
Just do an in person auction?