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Is It Unethical to Profit from Michael Jackson's Death?

You have a very easy decision at hand: Either you take the full refund and remain financially whole; Or, take the commemorative ticket at $125+, and put it in a safe deposit box for 10 or 20 years in the hope that it will be worth much much more.


On Jun 30 12:02 PM Livid Fan wrote:

> The real disgrace is AEG Live's refund policy for Michael Jackson's
> tickets at the O2 Arena in London. They just announced that, starting
> tomorrow, fans will have the choice of either receiving a full refund
> or a commemorative ticket (supposedly designed by Michael himself)
> in lieu of the entire refund. We fans were hoping we could receive
> complementary tickets or that we could just pay a minimal fee for
> printing them. It's completely disgusting and exploitative to be
> charging us $125+ for a piece of paper, no matter how sentimental.
> I am extremely offended that AEG had the audacity to claim that this
> decision was made out of respect for the fans.

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SLE spun off Hanes (et al) in 2006 - a little late to get upset about it now. Body & Household Products is now under review. They (SLE) should likely stick to the "baking" ... since they don't seem to know much about other lines of business.

Cramer's Mad Money - 10 Reasons to Believe the Nasdaq Rally (6/8/09)

Bandwidth... with a "d'. Thanks.