If the seller changed their mind and pulled their tickets then StubHub should own up and say so. The tickets weren&#x27;t listed &quot;incorrectly&quot;. They were sold correctly but then the seller refused to forward the tickets when the price changed.<p>StubHub and similar services should also guarantee ticket possession within 7 days. If you buy the tickets you get the tickets immediately. It&#x27;s bullshit that you buy the tickets but don&#x27;t receive them for weeks or months. That&#x27;s too big of a window to let sellers change their mind.<p>I bought tickets through SeatGeek via BigTicket for on November, 19th for a January 7th show (tonight!). I wasn&#x27;t told at time of purchase that my tickets would not be delivered until after January 1st. In fact I wasn&#x27;t told until I e-mailed customer support and asked where the hell my e-mail delivery tickets were. I expect e-mail delivery to be instantaneous. Not 7 weeks later and 6 days before showtime.<p>What if the Lakers ticket seller had until the final week to deliver tickets? If they&#x27;re expensive today they&#x27;ll be even more expensive then!<p>This is inexcusable and StubHub is fully responsible for the situation. They do not get to shift blame to the seller.