Be Responsible With Your Tickets
When you have sellers for your raffle tickets, it is important that they are trustworthy sellers. I recently read a story where a seller of the Lion’s Club raffle tickets, which sell for $100 per ticket, left the $500 he had made so far along with $500 worth of raffle tickets in his car with his dog. The dog decided to take the opportunity to eat both the the money and the raffle tickets.
Yes, this was your classic accidental situation. The seller had no way of knowing that this would happen. However, you do need to make sure that as a seller you are taking good care of your merchandise. You can’t just leave your money and tickets laying around. Keep them safely stowed away. You also want to make sure that your fellow sellers are doing the same.
It is just important to remember that the tickets you are selling are not your tickets. They technically belong to the organization you are selling them for and also the buyers you are selling them to. It is your responsibility to make sure that the tickets not only get sold, but also don’t get lost.
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