Scalping is parasitic, says Andre Low as Singapore-Thailand football match tickets listed for up to $1,500
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Andre Low from Workers' Party has decried scalping of the upcoming Singapore-Thailand football match this weekend.«More than 4,000 home-supporter tickets for the Lions' sold out in a short time,» Low wrote in a Facebook post on Thursday (Aug 13).CScalping is parasitic, says Andre Low as Singapore-Thailand football match tickets listed for up to $1,500
Andre Low from Workers' Party has decried scalping of the upcoming Singapore-Thailand football match this weekend.«More than 4,000 home-supporter tickets for the Lions' sold out in a short time,» Low wrote in a Facebook post on Thursday (Aug 13).Citing The Straits Times, he highlighted that a pair of tickets for the match had reportedly been listed for $1,500.«Is it finally time to reconsider regulating ticket resale, scalpers, and bots?» the non-constituency MP asked.Tickets for the first leg of the Lions' Asean Championship semi-final against Thailand at the Jalan Besar Stadium sold out just 30 minutes after sales opened.«Scalping is parasitic. It creates nothing. It contributes nothing,» Low said. «It exploits genuine supporters and drives prices beyond their reach.»While it is unclear if bots were involved in the shortage of tickets for fans, Low felt that it «would not be unusual» if they were. Read more














