Sentences with phrase «of scalpers»

This caused a number of scalper offers to appear on eBay, selling the two peripherals for breathtaking prices.

«Yeah so, we hung around outside for a while and bought seats off of a scalper and got here in the second quarter.»

Some have proven so popular and in limited quantity, that they have disappeared off shelves and into the hands of scalpers quicker than you can say»,» (Yes, that quick you can't even say anything).

Also, the character of the Scalper is rather clunkily kept in the action far longer than necessity requires, sticking around for no real payoff.

The broker then calls his roster of scalpers to buy the tickets for the client.

There's always eBay, of course, but not everyone is fond of the scalpers.

This would prevent a large majority of scalpers from purchasing products that won't give them immediate returns anymore.

But now it's not Nintendo making money off the product, it's the legion of scalpers and hunters snapping up rare figures and exploiting others for insane profits.

Wired Magazine did an article on this practice in 2006 called Diary of a Scalper.

A number of scalpers are hawking tickets to see the Pope in New York and Philadelphia on Craigslist, the Associated Press reports.

Some of the scalpers were taking under 50 +106 as the market lagged.