How have ticket limits really ever stopped anything in regards to ticket re-selling? Resellers have had multiple tickets.com and ticketmaster.com accounts with multiple credit cards since the inception of these sites.
Barring the occasional show that limits buyers to four or less to be picked up at the door only, limits don't help.
When a limit does help, on some level it also creates more scarcity. Whatever money is out there to be made, increases due to supply and demand.
We can all gripe all we want. But, if scalpers could be stopped, they'd have beens stopped already. What it boils down to is, most people don't really care. The club is getting their money. Tickets.com makes the same amount, regardless of who they sell to.
It's a cycle that is very unlikely to be broken. Really, the only thing anyone can do is resist, and not buy from the resellers. In this economy, if someone is stuck with hundreds or thousands of dollars worth of tickets they can't use, Joe Blow internet scalper will go away. The heavies? They'll always find a way to get by.
