I just bought a presale password on ebay: Is it real?

[discothequeLP]

I just paid $4 dollars for a presale password. I don't know if it's legitimate but it's only 4 dollars, compared to u2.com's 40, and it's worth the chance. here's the link:


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=16122&item=6507720823&rd=1




do you think it's real?

 

[LuminousTimes]

it doesn't totally seem logical that someone would sell a valid number that cost them $40 for $4...but i wish you the best...I hope you get it...

 

[RA-D]

no idea. I was scouting through ebay and came across similar things in britain. I didnt trust the sellers trying to sell 80 of these passwords, I contacted a few of them and some removed their link, one seemed to think there would be a telephone number you could ring (yeah, because that wouldnt find its way onto the net in minutes (!)). I'm not sure if its valid, but it may be valid for one use. Be sure to enter the presale at the moment it begins and it may work.

Sorry, the moral of the story is - I don't know

 

[sallycinnamon78]

Oh boy. I hope it works out for you. I saw that yesterday and thought it was suspicious. I hope I'm wrong of course!

 

[ZOOTB]

Something doesn't sound right with these passwords being sold on ebay. Not to get your hopes down but I think along with the code will be required ones u2.com username and password. Like i said, I think. I'm really not sure but early on it was said somewhere that username and password would be required.

 

[cmb737]

Looks like someone stole their little sisters U2.com presale code. Damn is she going to be pissed.

 

[The OOTS]

What will happen when the password doesn't match with the user who bought the membership? Aren't these passwords "unique".

 

[PrideOfU2]

Ya know what? It's for bucks. If it doesnt work, you loose four bucks and hafta figure out a way to get tickets differently. Uhmm... Yeah, I hope you have your own password and are hoping just to get extra tickets. Otherwise, good night.

 

[discothequeLP]

well, it's only $4, and if i get the password I'm definitely trying it at exactly 10 tomorrow

 

[discothequeLP]

update guys: i just got emailed the password! i hope this works. my password has one number and four letters, is everyone else's password in a similar format?

 

[MrBrau1]

Just having the password may not work. You may need the U2.com login name as well.

 

[ramblin rose]

Mine have six digits.

 

[bono_man2002]

Mine has 4 letters and 2 numbers. (in that order too)

 

[BOYO3221]

ummm mine has 5 letters and a number

 

[discothequeLP]

maybe. . . maybe not

 

[discothequeLP]

oh, mine acutally has 5 letters and 1 number. . . lookin' good so far

 

[Sicy]

I guess you'll find out tomorrow.

Mine has 5 letters and a number.

 

[ramblin rose]

oh, mine acutally has 5 letters and 1 number. . . lookin' good so far

Definately looking good.

 

[atikicat]

We're buying the tix from ticketmaster, not u2.com, so I doubt we need to enter a u2.com id and password. I think all we need is the code, which is why u2.com cautioned us to protect the codes, as they could only be used once...and if someone other than you used it...it was gone.

 

[BOYO3221]

DID IT WORK?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? GOT TO KNOW

 

[faithingrace]

did it work???? mine had 3 letters#letter#

 

[SoCalMusicLover]

I'm wondering something. Is it possible the reason that scalpers got so many tickets, and that there was such an overload during the onsale, was that there were actually even more codes circulating, and still circulating, which were not even issued to U2.Con members?

Under this method, would it not be easier to get access to more tour dates during the initial onsale? I'm just wondering if these codes being sold for cheap on Ebay might be legitimate, but have cost nothing to devise. Is there any pattern to the codes?