Tell us about the scalpers you have encountered, and how do they operate internally?

I have met some scalpers pretending to be inside the scenic spot to walk to the middle of the road, and drive to us tourists to say that the external parking lot is full, can not park in, he can take a convenient route, take us to the scenic area of the internal parking lot, in fact, is his place, and then raise the price of parking spaces very high.

After the real-name ticket system, scalpers generally use the ID cards of relatives and friends to order tickets in large quantities. When a passenger wants to buy a ticket, they take the passenger's ID card, refund their ticket at the same window, and then immediately use the passenger's ID card**. Since the computer at the ticket window is an internal terminal of the railway system, there is a certain priority to access the database of the Ministry of Railways, so in most cases the scalper can be successfully operated. ‍‍

Tickets for the Museum of Natural History can be booked online for free, otherwise you can only buy a pass on the spot, many tourists come to the scene without knowing it, and they are unwilling to queue up to buy tickets, so they can only buy tickets from scalpers, and the original 20 yuan ticket was shouted to 30 yuan a piece.

I used to grab a mobile phone on the Internet, and the internal operation was to organize a large number of people to grab it together, and if they grabbed it, they would sell it at a higher price.

During the peak period of passenger flow, there are many scalpers at the railway station, who take ticketless passengers on the train through various channels, and charge high handling fees, earning tens of thousands of yuan a day. ID card provided by scalpers, "love card" used to pick up and drop off passengers

I have encountered it, and I often encounter it when I go home to buy tickets at the earliest, and they get commissions internally.

The services promised by the "School Choice Scalper" are also varied, including cross-district school selection, cross-district school selection within the district, non-local household registration to complete five certificates, and student information collection and withdrawal.

When you go rafting, the first rafting tickets go on sale. At this time, the line had lined up for more than 20 meters. Since most of the tickets are given to travel agencies, individual tickets are very expensive, with only seventy or eighty tickets at most.

In the major electronic markets in mainland China, as well as in the first stores, the iPhone has been hyped to the earth, and it has been bullish repeatedly, and it has changed from a communication product to an investment tool.

Scalpers are: ticket sellers, people who resell **, foreign exchange, bus tickets, ferry tickets, and movie tickets on the black market.

Explain in detail. 1. People who break their promises and break their promises. Example sentence:

Yi Lian": "Persist in using the leather of the ox." "Historical Records of Qin Benji":

It is with three horses, three oxen, and three lambs, and the shrine to the god of the West. The sixth chapter of "The Legend of Children's Heroes": "A yellow cow and a donkey called Ming Mu with green onions and white onions are tied to the empty trough.

>2. Refers to a person who uses improper means to imitate gas or uses improper methods to grab shopping materials, tickets, and tickets and profit from them. Example sentence: Northern Wei Dynasty Li Daoyuan "Water Jing Note: River Water II":

and ...... under the ox mountain in the eastThis mountain is both high, and the river is turbulent, although the way is to believe in the place, I still hope to see this thing. The old walker said: 'Cattle in the morning, cattle in the evening.'

3. A kind of cattle. The horns are short, and the fur is yellowish-brown or black, and there are also variegated fur, and the hair is short. It is used to plough the land or pull carts, the meat is for consumption, and the skin can be tanned. Example sentence: "Hanshu - Biography of Foreign Relatives": 'When Wang Yuan followed the envoy, she took a ox cart. ’”

4. The name of the car. Example sentence: Zhou Erfu "Morning in Shanghai" Part 4 14: "She is serious and responsible in the Cotton Textile Industry Association, as long as everything passes through her hands, there is always a fall, how can Ji Qingsen say that it is a scalper?" ”

5. The name of the gorge of the Yangtze River. It is named because the mountain stone is like a cattle.

Listening to a concert is a very happy and happy thing, which can make you feel good in the hall. But many concerts have given scalpers opportunities, and their existence makes many people unable to buy tickets, so they can only buy ** tickets. This situation is detrimental to everyone's interests and needs to be addressed.

Specifically, the problem of scalpers can be solved through three measures: limiting the number of concert tickets, adopting real-name ticket sales, and prohibiting private ticket sales.

1. Limit the number of concert tickets, which can solve the problem of scalpers.

Scalpers exist because they can buy a large number of concert tickets. As long as this channel is controlled, the behavior of scalpers can be effectively restricted. Limiting the number of concert tickets and stipulating that a person can only buy a limited number of concert tickets will make scalpers no longer have a chance to take advantage of it, and this problem can be solved.

2. Real-name ticketing is the fundamental way to completely solve concert scalpers.

The use of real-name ticketing is the fundamental way to completely solve the problem of concert scalpers. Through real-name ticket sales, scalpers will no longer have the opportunity to buy concert tickets, so that the problem of scalpers will be effectively solved.

3. Prohibiting the sale of tickets without permission can solve the problem of scalpers.

Under normal circumstances, concert tickets are sold through normal channels. Scalpers, on the other hand, sell tickets through the act of selling tickets privately. It is precisely because of this irregular state that the interests of those who buy tickets from scalpers are harmed.

Therefore, measures should be taken to restrict the act of selling tickets without permission, so that the behavior of scalpers selling ** tickets to the detriment of the interests of others can be solved.

Recently, at the ** concerts in major cities in China, the problem of scalpers buying and selling tickets has once again been pushed to the public's eyes. This problem exists in major cities in China, which not only endangers the fair competition in the market, but also makes many people who love the best face the dilemma of buying tickets.

Although market regulation can be used to punish scalpers, speculators are constantly changing their ways and methods because of insufficient regulation. Therefore, the implementation of the real-name ticket system is a good attempt for concerts and other large-scale events. This will reduce the number of scalpers and**, while also allowing some illegal ticket buyers to be sanctioned.

However, there are also drawbacks to this system, as consumers must be guided to protect their personal information and not to infringe on privacy, otherwise some people will resist it.

In addition to the real-name system, supervision can also be strengthened by strengthening the management of ticketing and other ticketing channels. There is a need for stronger enforcement in regulating these to facilitate early detection of scalping behaviour.

In short, the implementation of the real-name ticket system and the strengthening of ** management can prevent the buying and selling of scalpers, which is an effective solution. However, in the process of implementation, more practice and adjustment are needed to ensure that fair competition in the market and the rights and interests of consumers can be maintained.

Banning concert ticket scalping is a global problem, and legislation and regulations vary from country to country. Whether the mandatory real-name system is feasible depends on local laws and regulations, and the way in which the real-name system is implemented depends on the way in which the real-name system is implemented.

Some countries and regions have implemented real-name ticket systems, such as South Korea, Japan, etc. In these areas, spectators are required to provide personally identifiable information when purchasing tickets and to show ID at the time of entry. This method can effectively reduce the situation of scalpers scalping tickets.

However, there are also some problems with the real-name system. First of all, the real-name system requires more time and resources to implement, which will increase the cost of the organizer. Secondly, the real-name system may infringe on the audience's privacy and cause some unnecessary controversies.

Finally, the real-name system may cause inconvenience to foreign visitors, such as tourists or foreign visitors who do not have local identity documents.

Therefore, the prohibition of ticket scalping needs to comprehensively consider various factors and interests, including local laws and regulations, audience privacy rights, and the implementation cost of the ticket real-name system. In practice, a variety of means, such as real-name ticket system, reasonable pricing, and strengthening law enforcement, can be considered to reduce the situation of scalpers scalping tickets.

This phenomenon is quite common now, strong real-name hurts ordinary consumers, if the mandatory real-name system is carried out for scalpers, the following measures can be taken:

1.Strictly implement the policy of the real state registration system to ensure that every ticket buyer must provide real identity document information.

2.Strengthen the supervision of ticket sales channels to ensure that all channels for selling hail car tickets are legal and there are no illegal transactions.

3.Establish a sound ticket management system to reduce the chances of scalpers by using technological means such as facial recognition.

4.Severe penalties will be imposed on those who violate the real-name policy, such as disqualification from purchasing tickets and banning them from attending future concerts.

These measures can help crack down on scalpers, protect consumers, and ensure the smooth running of concerts.

In recent years, with the popularity of concerts and the expansion of the market, scalpers have become increasingly rampant, which has brought great disruption to the normal ticket transaction and performance order. How should we deal with this phenomenon? Is it feasible to enforce real-name ticketing?

First of all, we should be clear that scalping activities are illegal. Whether it is for the performance organizers, the performance audience, or the healthy development of the performance market, the activities of scalpers have brought a great negative impact. Therefore, we should take steps to eliminate scalping activities as much as possible.

Secondly, we can adopt the method of compulsory real-name registration of tickets to prevent the activities of scalpers. The real-name ticket system can effectively curb the activities of scalpers and protect the legitimate rights and interests of performance organizers and audiences. On the basis of the real-name ticket system, a sound ticket management and trading system can be established to ensure the healthy development of the performance market.

However, there are also some problems with the real-name ticket system. First of all, the ticket real-name system needs to consume a lot of manpower, material and financial resources, which increases the cost and difficulty of ticket management. Secondly, the real-name ticket system also brings inconvenience and restrictions to the audience, which may affect the audience's ticketing experience.

Therefore, the real-name ticket system needs to be continuously summarized and improved in practice to achieve the best effect.

In addition to the real-name ticket system, there are other measures we can take to prevent scalping activities. For example, we should strengthen the crackdown and punishment of scalpers, and establish a sound regulatory mechanism and laws and regulations. At the same time, it is also possible to increase the supply of the performance market and reduce the activity space of scalpers by increasing the number of performances and increasing the number of ticket sources.

In short, the activities of scalpers have had a great negative impact on the healthy development of the performance market and the legitimate rights and interests of the audience. The real-name ticket system can effectively curb the activities of scalpers, but it also needs to be summarized and improved in practice without being overly destructive. In addition to this, we can also take other measures to prevent scalping activities and ensure the health and order of the performance market.

I will look at the feasibility of the concert becoming a carnival for scalpers and the mandatory real-name system for tickets from the following aspects:

1.The reason for the scalping phenomenon: Concert tickets have become a carnival of scalpers, mainly due to the imbalance between supply and demand, the opaque ticket purchase channels, and the first control.

In many pure and bright situations, some audiences' demand for popular concerts far exceeds the actual amount, which gives scalpers room to hoard tickets and raise their prices.

2.Feasibility of the mandatory real-name system for tickets: The mandatory real-name system for tickets can curb scalpers to a certain extent.

The real-name system requires ticket buyers to provide real identity information, which helps standardize the ticket purchase process and reduce the risk of ticket scalping. In addition, the real-name system can also help organizers better monitor ticket sales and detect abnormal behavior.

3.Challenges in Implementing Mandatory Real-Name Ticketing: Although the mandatory real-name system for tickets is feasible, there are still some challenges in the implementation process.

For example, how can you ensure that the identity information provided by the ticket buyer is authentic and reliable? How to deal with the contradiction between personal privacy and the convenience of purchasing tickets? How to prevent scalpers from using technical means to break through the restrictions of the real-name system?

These problems need to be solved in the process of implementing the mandatory real-name system for tickets.

4.Regulation and penalties: To solve the problem of concert scalping, it may not be enough to rely on the mandatory real-name system for tickets.

** And the organizers need to strengthen supervision and crack down on scalping. At the same time, strengthen the supervision of ticket purchase channels to ensure the transparency and fairness of the ticket purchase process.

5.Market regulation and public awareness: In the long run, solving the problem of concert scalpers also requires the self-regulation of the market and the improvement of public awareness.

By rationally adjusting ticket prices, improving ticket purchase channels and optimizing the performance market, the imbalance between supply and demand can be gradually alleviated and the occurrence of scalping behaviors can be reduced.

In short, although the mandatory real-name system for tickets can curb concert scalpers to a certain extent, it still faces many challenges in the implementation process. To solve this problem, a combination of regulatory, punitive, market regulation and public awareness is needed. At the same time, we need to continue to pay attention to this phenomenon and constantly seek more effective solutions.