WARNING: What I’m about to share with you may change where you or your clients are seated next time you are out for a concert, Broadway show or game and may seriously improve your enjoyment of the event!  

 

All I ask is a few minutes of your time. All text. No amazing graphics or ridiculous claims. Just straight talk from someone who knows the industry inside out.

 

But first let me introduce myself.

 

My name is Jerry Raynor and I’ve been in the ticket resale business for over 30 years. Always a huge music fan, I opened a music store in my 20s and soon expanded into selling tickets to live events. Even then I believed I could provide better and safer experiences for my customers, well above what some of my colleagues were offering at the time.

 

I may have been an over-confident young man back in those days, but little has changed except my age and level of experience since then. Now I KNOW that l can do better than most, and my track record is there to prove it.

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Ticket resale has come a long way in the past few decades and I remember it being more like the Wild West some 30-40 years ago. To give you an idea, resellers back then were often considered shady characters, to put it graciously. They commonly resided in short term business locations with no official addresses, trading in questionably acquired - and occasionally misspelled - tickets that were sold in hurried cash-only, non-refundable transactions with no satisfaction guarantees or after-sale support.