CitySide Tickets, Inc. (CIST.PK) is Positioning Itself as The NEXT Must-Have Acquisition for Industry Giant, Ticketmaster.

Buy Shares of CitySide Tickets, Inc. (CIST.PK) now while you can still get them at around 50-cents and look for up to $3.50 in the next 12 to 18 months as Ticketmaster continues its buying spree:

• $265 million is what Ticketmaster already paid to gobble up secondary-seller TicketsNow!
• $123 million is how much Ticketmaster paid for a 30% share of Front Line Management, the company that controls tickets of Aerosmith, Christina Aguilera, Jimmy Buffett, Guns and Roses.
• Ticketmaster is said to have paid millions for GET ME IN and. . .
• Millions more for SLO Limited, both of which were private deals.

Now, CitySide Tickets (CIST.PK) is on its own acquisition spree, locking up tickets to the premiere local northeastern events that Ticketmaster must have to maintain its market dominance.

Dear Investor:

This is about a medium-size fish devouring lots of smaller fish, only to be swallowed whole by the biggest fish of all. In the process, a lot of money will change hands. . .the power structure of the $8 billion secondary ticket market will be altered. . .and you could turn $10,000 into $50,000 in the next 12 to 18 months.

The medium-size fish in the $8-billion sea of secondary ticket sales is little known, but fast-growing, CitySide Tickets Inc. It's actually in the process now of swallowing up 5 smaller ticket resellers that could send next year's profits through the roof.

And, as a significantly juicier fish, CitySide Tickets Inc. (CIST.PK) will suddenly represent an irresistible takeover target for Ticketmaster, the biggest fish of all. Ticketmaster will be happy to pay dearly for its meal, because it needs CitySide Tickets' business to satisfy its insatiable appetite.

CitySide Tickets Inc. (CIST.PK) is the best way to
cash in on the $8 billion-a-year ticketing revolution!

According to The Wall Street Journal, the secondary ticket market was worth as much as $5 billion last year. Another estimate projects 2010 sales of around $8-$10 billion.

The secondary ticket market for VIP seats and admission to sold-out events ? once viewed as the somewhat shady business of scalping ? is now a slick, technologically-driven, highly competitive multi-billion industry.

It's fueled by a universal human desire for prestige, the best view of the action, and a willingness to pay extra to get it. Even in ancient Rome, during the days of the bloody Gladiator contests, the most desirable Coliseum seats (closest to the Emperor) were resold or bartered to the highest bidder.

Nowadays ? whether you're interested in viewing the Daytona 500 from a VIP seat above pit row. . . want to be up close and personal when Billy Joel takes the stage. . .would do anything for 50-yard-line seats at next year's Super Bowl. . .are looking for front row seats at a Lady Gaga concert. . .or you desperately want to get into a sold-out Broadway show the only night you're in town ? you're going to do business with a secondary ticket seller.

I'll explain in a moment how secondary ticket sellers always manage to have good tickets to the most-sought-after events when the box offices are sold out.

But first, let me cut to the chase. Let me explain why. . .

The business of secondary ticket sales is booming and still fast-expanding, doing something like $5 billion in sales last year, projected to do as much as $8-$10 billion this year. And, the 500-pound gorilla of the business, the number one name that everyone thinks of first, is Ticketmaster.

Right now, Ticketmaster controls about 80% of that $8 billion industry. And it's absolutely essential to Ticketmaster that it stays at the top of the heap.

But here's the thing: Because of the somewhat local nature of the event and ticket business, just to keep up with this exploding market, Ticketmaster needs to acquire smaller regional resellers for their often-exclusive connections with home town sports teams, concert halls and event planners.

Wall Street and the private equity crowd have already caught on to the fact that the big fish is cruising for smaller fish. It's spawned a consolidation movement among the smaller resellers racing to put on enough weight to attract a bite from Ticketmaster. And in the Northeast, CitySide Tickets Inc. (CIST.PK) is already looking like Ticketmaster's next acquisition, an event that could easily jump this under-50-cent stock to $2.50 - $3.50 overnight. I'll show you the numbers as you read on.

It could happen at any moment. Which is why it's important for you to invest now in CitySide Tickets Inc. (CIST.PK)!

As I pointed out earlier, Ticketmaster already paid $265 million for TicketsNow and $123 million for a 30% share of Front Line Management, a major concert manager. In two separate and private deals, the company has also paid untold millions for VIP ticket seller SLO Limited and GET ME IN, another online ticket reseller.

Ticketmaster needs more of the exploding market to maintain its top-dog position. It's vital to their business model to be "the name" ticket buyers think of first.

CitySide Tickets Inc. (CIST.PK) has already positioned itself to become Ticketmaster's next logical takeover target!

CitySide Tickets has as many as five of its own acquisitions in the works that next year could increase its business substantially. But it's already positioned itself as a major player in the event ticket market. Through its website, the company offers a diverse range of premium-seat tickets to. . .

• Concerts, such as Taylor Swift, Bon Jovi, Lady Gaga, and Elton John & Billy Joel,
  to name a few.
• Theater tickets to such sold-out shows as Wicked, The Jersey Boys, South Pacific,
  and Phantom of the Opera.
• Sports events from U.S. Open Tennis Championships to Major League Baseball,
  NBA Basketball, NFL Football, and NHL Hockey events.
• Racing events offered include tickets to the Daytona 500, the Atlanta Motor Speedway, Darlington Raceway, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Michigan International Speedway,
  Pocono Raceway, and Watkins Glen International.

They also offer Monster Jam tickets, National Finals Rodeo tickets, Ultimate Fighting Championship tickets, and VIP seats at WWE-World Wrestling Entertainment events.

On top of all that, CitySide makes additional income by assisting visitors to their website to sell their own individual tickets.

Now here's the thing: CitySide Tickets already has contracts and relationships with many event providers and season ticket-holders that guarantee it has tickets nobody else can get. And that's what makes CitySide Tickets a must-have acquisition for Ticketmaster.

Add to its already established book of business the fact that the company will soon announce its own acquisition program (involving as many as 5 deals with smaller ticket resellers in the New York, Florida, California and the Boston areas) and you begin to see why. . .

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fussy about recommending a stock., but I believe CitySide
Tickets (CIST.PK) could be my next 500% winner!

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And now, I'm saying that CitySide Tickets Inc. (CIST.PK) could be my next big winner.

Buy shares of CIST now while you can still get in around 50-cents and hang on for the ride. I'm looking for the stock to trade at $1.00 in a matter of weeks, and as much as $3.50 in the next 6 to 12 months. In a Ticketmaster takeover, the sky is the limit.

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