Stub Hub sold my WS Tix for wrong price
I listed two World Series tickets on Stub Hub. The last listing price I entered was $1,950 each. According to Stub Hub support, one potential buyer started a purchase, but failed to complete the purchase within the allowed time. The tickets were then relisted and ultimately sold.
My issue is that when the tickets were re-listed, the price quickly changed without my intervention and ultimately sold for far below my listing price of $1,950. This is the audit log sent to me:
• October 23, 2026 (4:00 PM): The system updated the status to "Fully Sold" due to a checkout attempt. However, the buyer's transaction failed to complete at that time.
• October 23, 2026 (4:21 PM): The listing failed back to Active status, and the available inventory was automatically replenished.
• October 24, 2026 (4:21 AM): Price was updated from $1,950.00 to $1,800.00, and immediately dropped further to $1,115.00 via the system.
• October 24, 2026 (5:12 AM): A final transaction was generated. A buyer successfully completed the purchase at the active price of $1,115.00, officially updating the inventory and closing the listing.
I am unsure of the time zone noted, but all of this happened while I was sleeping. I received emails just after midnight central time from MLB and Stub Hub confirming the sale.
I did not authorize any price change beyond $1,950. Stub Hub support refuses to believe their system made the error. I believe that the Stub Hub system improperly designated my listing with their "dynamic pricing" feature or some other automated pricing rule that allowed the system to quickly and dramatically reduce the price and cost me $835/ticket.










