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Meaning of scalping
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scalping (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Scalp
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scalping ()
a. & n. from Scalp.
scalping Sentence Examples
- The relentless scalping of concert tickets has become a lucrative business for unscrupulous resellers.
- The scalpers preyed on desperate fans, selling tickets at exorbitant prices.
- The scalping operation was uncovered after an undercover investigation by law enforcement.
- The scalped tickets were often counterfeit or had stolen ticket numbers.
- The scalping practice undermines the integrity of the ticketing process and deprives genuine fans of fair access to events.
- Scalping is illegal in many jurisdictions, and scalpers face prosecution for their fraudulent activities.
- Anti-scalping laws aim to deter the resale of tickets at inflated prices.
- Scalping has evolved into a sophisticated enterprise, with scalpers using bots and other technologies to secure large quantities of tickets.
- The scalping market thrives in times of high demand and limited ticket availability.
- Scalpers contribute to the trend of increasing ticket prices, making it more difficult for ordinary individuals to attend live events.
FAQs About the word scalping
of Scalp, a. & n. from Scalp.
decapitating,beheading, pruning, guillotining,shortening, trimming, heading,decollating
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The relentless scalping of concert tickets has become a lucrative business for unscrupulous resellers.
The scalpers preyed on desperate fans, selling tickets at exorbitant prices.
The scalping operation was uncovered after an undercover investigation by law enforcement.
The scalped tickets were often counterfeit or had stolen ticket numbers.
