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ScoreBig.com – Online Deal

$9 for $40 Worth of Tickets to Football, Basketball, Theater, Concerts, and More

$9
Buy
No Longer Available
Wed Nov 21 07:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$40
Discount
78%
You Save
$31
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In a Nutshell

Score discounted tickets and choose your own seating area at popular sports, music, and theater events

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jul 31, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person. Valid for one purchase only. Valid online only. Tickets to certain events may be limited; subject to availability.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

In general, attending a live event involves far more thrills than watching it on TV, far fewer jitters than appearing on TV, and far less remorse than sledgehammering a TV. Turn up the volume with this Groupon.

$9 for $40 Worth of Event Tickets

The browsable online catalog includes popular events throughout the area, such as 49ers, Raiders, Warriors, and Cal games and more. Tickets to certain events may be limited; subject to availability.

ScoreBig.com

ScoreBig.com gives you the chance to name your own price and score tickets guaranteed to be 10%–60% less than typical box-office prices. Honored in 2011 as one of America's Most Promising Companies by Forbes, ScoreBig presents an interactive platform on which to browse, search for, and discover upcoming events in the surrounding region.

To get started, visitors simply choose an event and their desired seating area. Then, using ScoreBig's price range as a guide, they make an offer as they see fit. Within moments, shoppers know whether their offer has been accepted. If it is, they can then complete the purchase; if it isn’t, all they have to do is make another offer, rather than trying to sweeten the deal by ramming a piece of cake into their USB drive.

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