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Recently, Cai Xukun attended an event in Guangzhou, attracting a large number of fans to the scene. After Cai Xukun left, some scalpers were still openly selling 5,000 yuan "admission passes", which attracted many netizens to complain. Actually,Scalpers have always been unpopular, and their behavior will bring negative effects such as disrupting the normal order of ticket sales and disrupting ticket prices.

1. Disrupting the normal order of ticket salesWhether it is scenic tickets, concert tickets or various exhibition tickets, etc., they are actually for people in need. And the organizers also let these people buy tickets by queuing up on the spot, buying tickets online, etc., these ways to buy tickets can be said to be very fair, either by hand speed, or waiting in line. The emergence of scalpers has broken this fair rule, they buy tickets through various channels and methods, and then sell them around.

You must know that the number of tickets can be said to be fixed to a certain extent, and in the case of some tickets in the hands of scalpers, it also makes some people unable to buy tickets through formal channels, resulting in their loss of the opportunity to enter. This kind of behavior can be said to be very bad, and it also disrupts the normal order of ticket sales.

2. Disrupting faresIn addition to disrupting the normal order of ticket sales, the behavior of scalpers also disrupts ticket prices. After all, the tickets purchased through normal channels are unified**, and if you buy tickets through scalpers, then ** will not be fixed, some tight tickets will even be scalpers to sit on the ground and start the price, generally hundreds or even thousands of dollars higher than the original ticket price, and some outrageous may be more than ten times higher than the original ticket price**. In such a case,Ticket prices will naturally be disrupted by scalpers, which will also bring a very bad atmosphere, and even lead to follow-up behavior

Especially when celebrities hold concerts, this situation is even more common, and many scalpers are even rampant enough to sell them at the ticket gate, which makes people a little speechless and indignant.

In general, the behavior of scalpers will bring negative effects such as disrupting the normal order of ticket sales and disrupting fares.

This kind of behavior is very incorrect, and it will also affect the normal order of society, and this kind of behavior will also lead to a very chaotic social order, and it will also infringe on the rights and interests of some people, and it is also a violation of laws and regulations.

The behavior of "scalpers" has the following three effects. First, the sky-high asking price of "scalpers" will disrupt the market order and make the fare market chaotic; 2. The behavior of "scalpers" will make other fans who buy tickets normally feel unbalanced, and it is also unfair to fans who abide by the rules; 3. "Scalpers" sometimes make some crazy fans take advantage of the situation and do something unfavorable to the star.

The hoarding of tickets by scalpers makes it more difficult for others to buy tickets. It also disrupted the normal market order. Others need to pay a higher ** to get a ticket.

First of all, it will cause the income situation of this festival to become worse and worse, and it will also destroy the normal atmosphere of the festival, and it will also lead to price gouging.

The behavior of scalpers will destroy the balance of the market, and it will also cause the ** and speculation of ticket prices, which will have a very bad impact on ** and will make many people feel unfair.

The scalping phenomenon can be said to be everywhere in the country.

However, scalpers are not breaking the law, they are just taking advantage of the loopholes in the law and then making a big profit on the middle price difference.

Why is there no law governing them? Since they are scalpers, they are very cunning, even if there is a law, they will continue to find other ways to be righteous, as long as they do not break the law.

Moreover, scalpers earn the difference, and the masses are also willing to do so, people provide what you need, and you buy it at a higher price, which also belongs to doing business, and the state can't manage so much.

This phenomenon can only be rectified through the market, as long as all kinds of tickets are enough, scalpers have no chance to take advantage of it, and the town will slowly disappear after a long time, but there is still a long way to go.

There is a way, and that is to implement a real-name system for ticket purchases, but you may encounter some problems! On the one hand, the rights and interests of the audience may be affected, especially those who are unable to go to the concert for various reasons, which makes it more difficult to change their tickets.

On the other hand, it cannot completely eliminate the loopholes of plugging "scalpers". Some "scalpers" may use the false identity information of the old people to buy tickets, and then use fake facial recognition or other means to flip the tickets. In this case, it is still difficult to protect the rights and interests of the audience.

In fact, the strong real-name system is indeed to prevent the emergence of scalpers, so that scalpers have no place to hide. But is this one-size-fits-all approach really appropriate? It is undeniable that the "strong real name" policy has its positive side:

The second is to ensure the safety of the concert and avoid criminals from entering the scene, so as to protect the personal safety of the audience. However, this "strong real name" policy has also caused dissatisfaction and concern among some viewers.

But some argue that this policy undermines the freedom of viewers and deprives them of the right to choose whether to **, give away or refund tickets. What's more, viewers are beginning to wonder whether such policies can really be effective in curbing the phenomenon of "scalpers".

While implementing this policy, we also need to strengthen management to prevent some people from abusing the return and exchange policy, being exploited by "scalpers", and affecting the normal order of concerts. It can be stipulated that refunds and exchanges must be applied for a certain time in advance, and reasonable reasons and supporting materials should be provided, and a certain percentage of liquidated damages and taxes should be paid to ensure the fairness and effectiveness of the policy!

In short, in my opinion, the group of scalpers should not exist. Scalpers not only undermine the rules of the market, but also negate the efforts of honest people who abide by the rules, so they must be severely cracked down.

On the one hand, there are still certain illegal behaviors in the profession of scalpers, buying at a low price and selling at a low price; But on the other hand, it also provides convenience, there may be some people who are in a hurry and need a high-speed rail ticket, and this is when the role of scalpers is reflected.

This can't be said to be a profession, this is a very bad behavior, snatching the tickets that others urgently need ** and selling them, how unfriendly it is for a person who is in urgent need and then has poor family conditions.

Scalpers are a very nasty profession. They made it even more difficult to buy tickets.

It is no longer advisable to violate conscience and moral common sense, to obtain profits through a series of improper means under the protection of official inaction or even disorderly acts.

1.There is no way to follow. There are no specific laws that can be used to crack down on scalpers.

In the past, the crime of speculation could be used, but in a broad sense, the crime of speculation could be used to kill all businessmen, and then China would be forever confined to an agrarian society, so that China would never be able to enter the commercial community. So speculation abolished the sin. After the abolition, it is also difficult to legislate to specifically crack down on scalpers, although scalpers are hateful, but their behavior is to buy low and sell high, which is completely a standard business behavior, so how to increase the punishment of scalpers while not cracking down on ordinary business practices?

Now it looks like it's basically nothing.

2.It takes a lot of manpower and material resources to get rid of scalpers, there are so many scalpers, and there is no difference in their appearance, it is difficult to find out every scalper together, just like looking for a needle in a haystack.

3.The existence of scalpers is still due to the existence of a buyer's market. If everyone doesn't buy tickets through scalpers, then they can't exist, this is a national situation, and it takes a long time to gradually change.

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.

The strong real-name system is an effective means to prevent scalpers from scalping tickets. However, the implementation of this system needs to take into account the balance of interests between sellers and consumers.

In order to crack down on scalpers, some concerts, sports competitions and other major events have implemented a strict real-name system, requiring consumers to provide personal identification information when purchasing tickets, and to show valid ticket purchases when checking tickets. Doing so does reduce scalping, but it also raises some questions, such as controversies over understanding population, performance of back-end operating systems, privacy, and more. Therefore, it is necessary to improve the situation and process of the application of the system.

From an economic point of view, on the one hand, the in-and-out ticket market has saved a lot of costs for the destruction of sheds, and fundamentally governed the phenomenon of blind and excessive speculation. Therefore, the probability of the original speculator who bought the booking should be reduced again. On the other hand, the real-name ticket market can greatly reduce the number of tickets, greatly reduce the number of fights during peak periods, and ordinary consumers no longer buy expensive tickets.

In short, a strong real-name system that is complete, standardized, standardized, transparent, and can balance the interests of all parties is an effective crackdown on scalpers, and this needs to be promoted by all parties.

In recent years, the star-chasing culture has become more and more popular, and it has also provided an opportunity for some criminals to take advantage of it to defraud fans of their money through fake performance tickets, autographs** and other means. In order to avoid the occurrence of similar incidents, we can be vigilant from the following aspects:

Improve risk awareness: While understanding the star-chasing culture, it is also necessary to recognize its risks, especially in the face of high-risk purchases.

Pay attention to purchase channels: When purchasing performance tickets, autographs**, and other goods, choose official channels or certified third-party platforms, and avoid trading on unreliable** or social platforms.

Distinguish between genuine and fake: Understand the features and imprints of genuine show tickets and autographs** to better distinguish the authenticity and avoid buying fakes.

Be cautious in disclosing personal information: Avoid leaking personal information on unreliable** or social platforms, especially sensitive information such as bank card numbers and ID numbers, to avoid being used by criminals.

Enhance security awareness: When shopping online, use secure payment methods and avoid directly using bank cards for transactions, so as to avoid being stolen by criminals.

In conclusion, raising risk awareness, paying attention to purchase channels, distinguishing authenticity, prudently disclosing personal information, and enhancing security awareness are important ways to avoid similar fraud incidents. At the same time, if you encounter a suspicious situation, you should report it to the police and the relevant agencies in time, so as to stop the illegal behavior in time.