Ok. I'm not going to argue with you regarding laws that I know a lot about. Feel free to visit large marketplaces such as www.stubhub.com, vividseats.com, ticketnetwork.com, seatgeek.com, the list goes on and on. They all operate within the US and sell tickets to people in all 50 states, perfectly legally. There are a few states which have laws that prohibit people from selling tickets in person within a certain distance of certain venues. To take it further, ticketmaster, the largest ticketing agency in the world allows resale in all 50 states via their own platform. http://www.ticketmaster.com/verified

Did you also know that all of your favorite musicians, sports teams, etc actually sell their own tickets via sites like stubhub.com? Yes, they all sell some of their inventory on the same sites that brokers do. They allocate only a percentage of tickets to go on sale and once they sell out, they take the rest of their inventory and dump it on sites like www.stubhub.com and others and charge increased prices. This is especially true with sports teams as they all have exclusive rights with secondary market networks.

Nonetheless, you are more than welcome to refrain from assisting with this.

My second point was that absolutely no personal information was going to be shared with me. That is precisely why I asked everyone to create a totally new email address and ticketmaster account, so that there was absolutely no personal information being shared.