I was not selected. it was totally random of course.

Now there is a second sort of lottery where selected people can purchase remnants (still cannot see the actual games). This period has been open from Monday until who cares because the website DOES NOT LOAD.

There is however a fully functional website to buy hospitality tickets which are shockingly priced a bit higher

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5791934&forum_id=2).#49389885)

There was then a clock of 60 seconds that I stared at.

screen reloaded and is currently blank

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5791934&forum_id=2).#49389999)

there is no system. you just click on shit and enter in Codes and get sent to a blank screen that does not Load.

There are no tickets to sell to a normal person. but normal people are going to be free to sell on the Official Exchange hehe with 54789234% markups where FIFA collects 30 (thirty) percent of the value of the sale.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5791934&forum_id=2).#49390019)

where are tickets for sale - just walls of text on the site

only tickets I can buy right now for the game I need are insanely faggy

Pitchside Lounge Standard+

"Feel the intensity of the beautiful game like never before, as every cheer and chant echoes through the stadium. This is more than just a seat – it is your entry to an exclusive experience that blends luxurious comfort with the electrifying energy of the world’s greatest sporting event."

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5791934&forum_id=2).#49390124)

Over the past year, FIFA and a crypto partner, Modex, have sold tens of thousands of “Right To Buy” tokens on the platform. Each token cost hundreds of dollars and promised buyers the ability to purchase one or two World Cup tickets at a to-be-determined later date, for a to-be-determined full price.

“Owning an RTB does not include the cost of the ticket(s) itself,” FIFA Collect clarified on an FAQ page.

Still, fans and scalpers flocked to the platform. Many saw the so-called “RTBs” as a clever way to bypass ticket lotteries, and perhaps more cost-effective than buying on the secondary market, where tickets are currently listed for far more than their original price.

But on Tuesday, when FIFA Collect administrators revealed that only Category 1 and 2 tickets — the most expensive tickets, and therefore the least coveted in FIFA’s first sales phase — would be available to the vast majority of RTB holders, some of the holders fumed.

“NO WAY,” one wrote incredulously in a Discord channel where users interact with one another and with FIFA Collect admins.

“This is so bad, there’s no value in buying a RTB,” another said.

Multiple RTB holders told The Athletic that they and many others had assumed they’d be able to use the tokens to buy more affordable tickets. Early buyers were told by FIFA Collect in a December 2024 email reviewed by The Athletic: “Tickets will be available across different categories, providing options to suit various preferences and needs.”

Jon Heath, one of those buyers, told The Athletic: “The whole point for me was (seemingly) access to face value tickets in cheaper categories.”

Instead, having already spent thousands of dollars apiece on RTBs for the U.S. men’s national team’s opening match, he’ll now have to pay an additional $1,940 per Category 2 ticket or $2,735 per Category 1 ticket.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5791934&forum_id=2).#49390133)

you literally pay a crime syndicate to have THE CHANCE at buying a ticket

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5791934&forum_id=2).#49390160)

“We are excited to embark on this transformative journey with Modex and take the FIFA Collect platform to new heights”

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5791934&forum_id=2).#49390177)