tempacct1212
Junior Member
Assume that SWIM (someone who isn't me) purchased tickets to an event through a promoter and sold them for a higher price on craigslist. The event had additional entrance fees which were not disclosed on the ad however it was stated that there were fees but SWIM wasn't sure of the exact amount. The ad also stated these tickets were won in a contest. The person called the promoter and is demanding SWIM pay them the difference in price. The fraud claim is that SWIM sold $10 tickets for $20. The tickets clearly state taxes and fees additional and has no cash value. The purchaser clearly read this notice prior to purchasing the tickets which was clearly stated on the back. Did SWIM commit a crime or is this a case of caveat emptor?
SWIM intends to do what's legal as he has no intention to scam. SWIM does not consider this a scam. These are real and valid tickets. The state is FL
SWIM intends to do what's legal as he has no intention to scam. SWIM does not consider this a scam. These are real and valid tickets. The state is FL