Should I sell my ex'best friends ticket?

In situations like this, it is necessary to be the adult. Give her what she wants, either her money or the ticket. It's better to have a clean cut and not provide more ammo for more fighting. It's sad that a friendship is broken. Constant debasing is not the hallmark of a great friendship though, you may be better off.

"Anyway, the show we were supposed to go see has sold out and although I am going with one friend, his girlfriend wants a ticket to the show and I'm considering calling the venue and asking them to cancel that ticket she has and sending me out a new one so I can give it to my friends girlfriend."

If I were in your situation, and the venue could actually do that (which I seriously doubt), then I'd do it without thinking twice.

If you bought the ticket with your own money, you can do whatever you want with it.

If you can get the bar code revoked and get a new ticket sent hell yeah I would do it. She is deliberatly trying to f*** with your life and my opinion is that people like that will only respond to being f***ed with right back. The only thing I would do is after you do it, tell her instead of letting her show up with a ticket she thinks is going to work.

Considering there's no proof, (assuming anyway) just cancel the ticket and she'll just be out X amount of dollars. Nothing she can do if she can't prove it. Consider it payback. Then give her Ex the ticket and go with him

I don't think they would void the ticket, you have to settle it with her

I know I would

I skimmed through, but from what I got: your have the ticket in hand ant 3/4 of the money for that ticket. If you sell the ticket for full value and give back the 3/4 it's more than fair, Given that you two are still hostile. If you can honestly get rid of her, and have the "balls" to do it, you could tell her you have two choices, I will either give you the ticket for the remainig money (offer ends tomorrow) or I will sell the ticket to the better price I get, and take from the remaining cash I couldn't retrieve from the 3/4 you gave me.

It is harsh, and little unfair even, but something tells me that whatever you will do, there will be bitching.

Just to let you know, you seem to be in the position of giving an ultimatum, and honestly, your argument seems a little futile, I don't know if it worth having lost that friendship for (no disrespect). On the other hand you remind me of a friend who had a bff who was crazy like the one you are describing. So I feel your pain.

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But here's a smartass answer for you: Yes, you should take the hit from your ex-friend and hold onto her ticket, thus making it useless to anyone else that would like to go to this show...

TLDR but, if she's not your friend anymore, why wouldn't you sell her ticket?

Here's the deal the venue doesn't and will not care about your problems with your now ex friend. They won't cancel the ticket. If she has the ticket in her possession you can't do much. This is just a lesson learned. Next time you deal with anything involving money you never give the item to the person until fully paid, and right out a receipt.

Are you sure they will void the ticket?

It sounds like a huge liability fiasco for them...

and I can just see know, her showing up that night, her ticket not working, and calling the cops saying you voided a ticket she paid for.. and they pulling you out of the concert...

Because the cops, they don't care if you have a concert...

It's really up to you and what would be the least amount of work. If you don't mind calling the venue and mailing her a check, then so be it. How much money would you be losing out on?

You can't sell the ticket if she has it unfortunately. She doesn't deserve the ticket but it's too late now. Are you sure the venue can cancel the ticket, I have never heard of that. It thought once the ticket is sold it is the property of the ticket holder.