Posted: Jan 12 2005 at 7:00am | IP Logged

Hi:

We give away free SEMA show tickets to our customers who purchases any items over $250.00. You would be attending as a guest of our company while attending this great show which we try to attend as often as possible.

Posted: Jan 12 2005 at 8:54am | IP Logged

Gulp - and I thought the cover charge for my local live band bar & grill was steep.  $250 for a ticket to let you walk around and see a bunch of motorsport goodies??  Uhhhh....thanks for the offer, but I think I'll pass.  Tickets for the upcoming Eagles concert are cheaper!  Hell, I can pay for myself and 5 of my friends to get into the Gold Club and still have enough left over for a lap dance for 250 bucks!  

Tom

Posted: Jan 12 2005 at 9:38am | IP Logged

Thx for the info, I'll keep that in mind. The shows not until Nov, ...how soon are the tickets avail? 

Posted: Jan 14 2005 at 9:39am | IP Logged

TitanCustoms wrote: We place our orders for the SEMA show tickets around Labor Day. Contrary as to what some forum members have stated concerning this subject, the general public is not allowed to attend this event. These tickets which can cost us as high as $45.00 per person; and giving these tickets away for free to our good customers and allowing them to attend this event as a guest of our company is not a bad business practice! Contrary to what some forum members have stated; we do not commit highway robbery concerning this practice. I guess that they totally expect us to give away these tickets for free to them; even though someone has to actually pay for these expensive tickets.

I was just picking Ron.  My apologies if it was percieved as offensive.

I wouldn't expect to get in for free, however...you must admit that having to spend $250 dollars to get a free ticket isn't exactly free.  And that is what you stated.  If I misinterpreted that, my bad.  Which I'm now thinking must be the case since you stated above that the tickets can cost as high as $45/person.  I guess that's where my confusion lies.  You say the tickets to you are $45, yet if I spend $250 I can get one for free.