Before the concert in Jay Chou, scalpers collectively refunded their tickets. What is the correct way to deal with scalpers?

Very happy! ! ! Jay Chou concert organizer "hard and ruthless" scalper, "strong real-name registration system" won a great victory. The concert in Jay Chou Shanghai Station started from 12 and lasted for four days from 12 to 15. However, it was hard to get a ticket for the concert, and scalper tickets were fired to tens of thousands of yuan. Because the tickets were "non-transferable", scalpers collectively refunded their tickets on 1 1, because they needed a 20% handling fee, and some people suffered losses.

The "yellow cattle" gray industry has a long history.

The "yellow cattle" have never been idle for decades. "Food stamps" and "train tickets" have been on sale since before liberation. In recent years, with the rise of entertainment economy, they have extended their claws to countless boys and girls who want the help of idols. Cattle has gradually become a social phenomenon from a commercial phenomenon. In fact, mapping is a "fast and profitable" feature.

Of course, sometimes "scalpers" are also people who carry the pot.

Let's take a look at the process of a star's concert. The brokerage company invites the concert organizer, and then the organizer determines the venue time according to the star's itinerary. From this planning to implementation, to publicity and promotion, including the distribution of concert tickets, it is the responsibility of the organizers. From this process, we can see that the tickets are outsourced to the organizers.

In fact, he has always had this unwritten rule in the industry. Every time such a large-scale performance is held, the performer will distribute this complimentary ticket to the competent departments at all levels, the media, sponsors and even hotels where stars stay. These complimentary tickets can account for 30%-40% of all tickets, which is called internal tickets.

In addition to this kind of internal ticketing, sometimes the organizers will collude with the scalpers and directly wholesale the tickets to the scalpers in pursuit of benefits, further transferring their own risks. Therefore, to crack down on scalpers, we must start from the source.

The right way to crack down on scalpers has come.

1 depends on the attitude of the organizer.

Although Jay Chou Concert released 1 10000 tickets, due to its high popularity, it is hard to say that one ticket for the concert is hard to find, and some tickets were even sold to tens of thousands of yuan by scalpers. When a large number of netizens were crying that they couldn't get tickets, the organizer of the Jay Chou concert gave the scalper a blow and temporarily changed the rules for grabbing tickets.

First, real-name registration system buys tickets. Be sure to brush your face before buying tickets to confirm that you are buying tickets yourself to prevent the machine from taking pictures.

Secondly, you must guess some Jay Chou songs before buying tickets.

Finally, you can't transfer the ticket after you buy it. If you can't go, go back the way you came. Such a rigorous ticket purchasing mechanism not only directly blocks the wealth of a large number of scalpers, but also allows more people who want to watch concerts to purchase tickets through formal channels.

2. Fans should not buy tickets for scalpers.

"I would rather stand at the gate of the Bird's Nest than let the ox make money." In May this year, the tickets for this concert were robbed again. Fans and friends found out that it was a scalper who smashed the ghost, and then everyone made such a slogan. Hua Chenyu, Joker Xue and other stars advised their fans not to buy tickets from scalpers. If no one buys tickets for scalpers, unprofitable scalpers will also retreat.

3. Our supervision department must intensify its efforts.

Excessive scalping will indeed disrupt the normal order of the market, weaken fair competition and harm the interests of consumers. This requires reasonable supervision by relevant departments to ensure market fairness, protect consumers' rights and interests, and prevent scalping from damaging social fairness. A healthy society should be fair trade and competition, rather than being defeated by scalpers.

After so many years of concerts, Jay Chou finally let the scalper "break the big house" this time. With the first shot of punishing scalpers in Jay Chou concert, I believe more and more people will join in the future, giving consumers a good consumption environment.