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Giant rips fans selling tickets
The Giants aren't thrilled that their fans are bailing on them this week, selling out to Patriots fans desperate to witness history. But they aren't surprised. "That's probably one of the reasons why we are better on the road than we are at home," said running back Brandon Jacobs. "If it is that way and they got more fans, then so be it. It could work out to our advantage." It's unclear how many Patriots fans will be able to get their hands on tickets for Saturday night's game, but the Daily News reported Wednesday that there were more than 150 tickets available on StubHub for upwards of $1,000. On Wednesday there were no tickets available on the Giants' online TicketExchange, where season-ticket holders can sell their seats to fans on the waiting list at a controlled price. But there were hundreds of tickets available on eBay, where prices were out of control. Many sellers were asking for more than $1,000. Some were asking for as much as $3,000 per ticket. One seller was asking for $25,000 for four tickets in Section 135 and a parking pass. The average face value for a ticket at Giants Stadium is $83.50.

oh no the fans can finally make some money back.  we pay a extreme price for tix, parking, and everything else that goes along with our favorite team and this guy has the cahoonas to rip us for selling a ticket whose average price is 83.50 for let's say 500.00.  no brainer watch it on tv. less disappointing then in person.

screw jacobs and the g-men