Is this the first time you've tried to sell them through the Saints ticket exchange? How does that work? If they don't sell, can you still use them or is their bar code revoked just from putting them on sale?

Yes, they are for sale through the exchange. You post a sale price and expire time. If they do not sell by the time you set, they are still good. If they do sell, the barcode on your tixs is not valid and the buyer prints new tickets with a valid barcode. Your money goes into an acct. , good for payoff tickets (yeah!) or season tickets next year.

I knew that whoever bought them got sent an E-ticket but I assumed that the original owner had to mail the tickets in to the Saints. What would keep an unscrupulus person (not that I'm accusing you of such) from selling them online and then going and selling the original, canceled tickets outside the Dome?

I know every season ticket holder is assigned an acct. number so I guess the season ticket holder would get in trouble because whoever bought the tickets could report the original owners because of the acct. number on the tickets. It would be traceable back to them!

But they could claim that they threw them in the trash and some dumpster diver found them. No problem. Thanks. I was just curious. I owe way to many favors to ever sell mine.

I hear that, but thankfully I do not owe any favors, YET!

If you're in that area where Coach Payton high fives people after the game, you must sit just beneath me. I'm in sec 247. Hope I've never spilled a beer on you. :oops:

I am in 121, the plaza corner to your right. I look straight at the saints sideline. But we have had beer spilled a few times on us, especially when Reggie got his touchdown!

I bet it was worth it, too!

I see scalpers all of the time. They all have different prices. ranging from like $75 a ticket to $ thousands for a ticket