iHaveTickets.com ANNOUNCES AVAILABILITY OF MLB PLAYOFF AND WORLD SERIES TICKET LISTINGS

Baseball fans looking for MLB Playoff and World Series tickets can find dozens of listing for their favorite game at iHaveTickets.com, an e-classified site for the buying and selling of sports tickets.

SAN JOSE, CA., September 30, 2003 --- Listings for Major League Baseball Playoff and World Series tickets are now available to baseball fans at iHaveTickets.com. The website announced today that those wanting to resell their tickets can post their listings at no charge, while those wanting to see the MLB Divisional and /or Championship Series can search the listings in hopes of finding a ticket to the big game.

"Baseball fans looking for last minute playoff tickets can go to the site, find tickets of interest, and contact the seller directly, privately working out their own deal," said Jonathan Edwards, VP Marketing, iHaveTickets.com. Were providing a venue for buyers and sellers of sports tickets to meet and privately buy and sell tickets."

The reality is that a majority of true baseball fans won't have access to tickets through traditional outlets. As of Sunday night, tickets to see the San Francisco Giants, Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs at home were sold out.

"We're making life a little easier for sports fans by providing them an outlet to find some hot sports tickets for their favorite teams at prices set by fans, and not by scalpers," said Edwards. Sports fans visiting iHaveTickets.com can also search for and buy tickets from eBay, OpenSeats and StubHub

iHaveTickets.com is NOT a ticket broker or reseller. The iHaveTickets.com business model never charges a fee to buyers. Sellers are charged a single one-time fee ranging from $2.95 to $4.95 per ad, depending on the ads duration, but through the Major League Baseball Playoffs and World Series, all fees are waived.

About iHaveTickets.com
www.iHaveTickets.com is a privately held California based company providing a fee-based e-classified advertising site for the buying and selling of sports tickets. Ticketmaster estimates that more than four million sports tickets are available in the secondary market yearly. The site opened its "doors" earlier this year and has been "test driven" by users around the country. At the moment, the site features MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL along with College Football and Basketball tickets.

For more information contact:
Jonathan Edwards at 206-202-3799 / jonathan@ihavetickets.com