Post by ColumbiaHeightsHoya on Nov 10, 2005 10:23:33 GMT -5
I bought tix for the Pacers/Wizards game last year as I am a Pacer fan. This has opened the door for the MCI Center to call me up with every Wizards ticket package you could think of. After the third call, I told them I wasn't interested in the Wizards as I am a Hoya fan. This ended the conversation.
About a week later, I received a voicemail from the MCI Center ticket office soliciting Hoya ticket packages. I was not home to take the call and didn't get a chance to tell them I am a season ticket holder.
This raises yet another interesting revenue question with the mens squad. I am fairly confident we wouldn't be compensated for sales made by the MCI center ticket office. I also know that if I was not a season ticket holder, this would effect the walk-up at the game. Does anyone have a clue as to how this works?
I am guessing that we are bending over and grabbing our ankles on this one but it is yet another example as to why we should have our own house to play in.
About a week later, I received a voicemail from the MCI Center ticket office soliciting Hoya ticket packages. I was not home to take the call and didn't get a chance to tell them I am a season ticket holder.
This raises yet another interesting revenue question with the mens squad. I am fairly confident we wouldn't be compensated for sales made by the MCI center ticket office. I also know that if I was not a season ticket holder, this would effect the walk-up at the game. Does anyone have a clue as to how this works?
I am guessing that we are bending over and grabbing our ankles on this one but it is yet another example as to why we should have our own house to play in.
