Great topic! I have never herd of SeatQuest before reading your article, but I looked it over and found the same flaws as you did in that they only have listing from EBAY and Ticketsnow.com.

I have found two other sites Ninjatickets.com and ticketwood.com that does the ticket price comparison site as well and so far ticketwood.com seems to be the best. However, both site have flaws.

1) They claim that they have listings from many brokers but in reality only really list a handful of brokers.

2) They only seem to list a partial list of the events for each broker. For example they may list 4 brokers and have 50 listings. However, if you look at one brokers site they have 50 listing for that event on that date all by themselves.

3) Lastly, comparing ticket prices don’t mean nothing unless they are compared to tickets in the same section class. Meaning, compare all upper reserved tickets with upper reserve ticket prices. Don’t mix them up, as the comparison ticket sites have done.

I too hope that someone will step forward and perfect this process. I know from experience that it is not easy.

Take care!

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