Then again, scalping itself out to be illegal; it’s just a form of exploiting someone else’s work to extract money from average folk without creating any value or meaningful work.
I’m unconvinced that there is a harm when the scalping is for section 102 row 14 seat 11 at a OneDirection concert.
Lots of people want to vacation in Ibiza, so it’s expensive. Lots of people want to sit in section 102 row 14 seat 11, so it’s expensive too.
Just because someone with more money buys the seat doesn’t mean the person with less money was exploited. If that were the case, we must require all seats to be sold at the exact same price across the stadium and that price must be low enough for even the poorest person to attend.
Either way, you're buying something people need, in an effort to restrict demand, raise prices, and resell at a profit without having to add any real value.
I don’t know what the solution is.