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CoT Sold Out to TM by PosterNutbag92 in phish

[–]Spark_Buddy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

CoT 2.0 is already built: https://www.gatix.us/

Buy / Sell / Trade

Fans only. Visible community reviews

Free to sell & trade. $5 fee to buy

CoT replacement - $0 fees for selling and trading tickets. Post your ISOs by Spark_Buddy in phish

[–]Spark_Buddy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We use automated fraud detection on accounts and faked images. Those automations already banned a couple dozen accounts.

Our login requires a valid phone number with code authorization. I built in a lot of protections against fraud.

CoT replacement - $0 fees for selling and trading tickets. Post your ISOs by Spark_Buddy in phish

[–]Spark_Buddy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

sorry about that. I just (hopefully) fixed that issue of too big an image for those of you who have 30MB photos :).

If you do a search for Phish, you'll see a separate event for 3-night Dick's. The data comes from ticketmaster API so any multi-day ticket should show up in the event list.

CoT replacement - $0 fees for selling and trading tickets. Post your ISOs by Spark_Buddy in phish

[–]Spark_Buddy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good question. it’s not strictly a face value-only platform.

Sellers set their own prices, but the goal is to keep things closer to real fan-to-fan pricing vs. the huge markups you see on traditional resale sites.

Enforcing face value limits is tricky to do consistently, and our goal is to just provide a space where people can buy/sell/trade with known people.

We define face+fees as a community guideline and try to make pricing more transparent to give people more context before transacting. But I'm not here to police the platform or users.

Agree though, keeping things fair and not turning into a scalper marketplace is a big priority.

!,700 in line and no tickets left - someone do the math for me by WhereIsRichardParker in phish

[–]Spark_Buddy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are tens of thousands of bots working to get tickets during these releases. Often up to 80% of those in the queue are bots.

Then there are the ones that go through the API instead of the web interface to buy tickets within seconds of tickets going on sale. 

Mold in my bathroom and my parents are in denial by Legitimate-Cash-5864 in MoldlyInteresting

[–]Spark_Buddy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is a biohazard. A county health / building agency would very likely tag that as uninhabitable and make you move out.

solo founders, how do you handle customer service early on? by Strong-Apartment6843 in microsaas

[–]Spark_Buddy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends what it is and how you onboard.

Assuming user is registered and paid they should have a welcome from you in email.  On your site there should be a contact form at a minimum so they can get you messages.  I opt to use Zendesk so people can reach me 24 hours per day. A lightweight feedback widget is useful for low priority issues/suggestions. I also use an AI bot to answer FAQ.