Ahh..free enterprise...its a wonderful thing...except when it comes to concert tickets. Tickets for Elton Johns September 15th concert in Saskatoon go on sale thru Ticketmaster at 10 this morning. So why is it that at 6 this morning, I go to a number of ticket broker sites, and they already have numerous EJ seats in CUC available...at greatly inflated prices. For instance, a ticket in Section C, Row 16, that would cost $149 dollars if bought thru TIcketmaster, will cost you a sickening $1,367.00 at Ticket Liquidator. I always thought scalping was illegal. I know the argument can be made that if people are willing to pay the price, then why shouldnt these secondary sellers be able to make a buck. Problem is, they seem to have some kind of unfair advantage in getting tickets, and thats just wrong. I'm not asking for any favors, just a level field for everyone trying to buy tickets when they actually go on sale.