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Buy tickets for the sold-out show if resale prices drop

Boski watches resale prices and buys when they fall to your limit.

The show sold out in minutes. Resale prices started at triple face value, and checking them every evening gets old fast.

Prices often fall closer to the date. The trouble is catching the moment before someone else does.

Give Boski your limit

Say which show, how many seats and the most you'll pay. Boski checks the resale listings on a schedule and signs in to your account when a match appears.

That show is sold out. Buy me two tickets on resale if they drop under $120 each.
Right now the cheapest pair is $185 each. I'll check every few hours and buy two at $120 or less.
Seats together only
Got it. I'll skip split pairs and confirm here the moment I buy.

Boski buys within your rules

Your limit is your approval. Boski buys only the seats you asked for, at or under that price. It stops watching once it has them.

You can raise the limit or call it off at any time. The tickets land in your account, and Boski tells you what it paid.

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