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I bought a $126 concert ticket for my sister and now she can’t go. Will I be able to make a profit selling the ticket?

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I bought a $126 concert ticket for my sister and now she can’t go. Will I be able to make a profit selling the ticket?

“I’m having trouble accepting that I’ll probably lose some money.”

I bought a $126 concert ticket for my sister and now she can’t go. Will I be able to make a profit selling the ticket?

Source：MarketWatch

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