Tickets for NZ2011 RWC

[Marcel TOUCHE]

Hello,
I'm french living in Lyon. From sept., 21st to oct., 6th we are four in New-Zealand for RWC 2011. We'got 4 packs for Eden Pack and 4 others for Wellington. Unfortunatly, we can't assist to England-Scotland, Australia-Ireland and Australia-USA. So we sell them both or one by one at costing price. :
- 110â'¬ each Australia-Ireland and England-Scotland in cat. C in Auckland
- 26â'¬ each Australia-USA int cat. D in Wellington.
We've already sold South-Africa/Fidji, South-Africa/Wales and NZ/Tonga.
We don't want making benefits. You can see the price on http://tickets.rugbyworldcup.com/inf...m_PostGST.aspx.
You can also see how we are on http://www.nz2011.franceserv.com.
Daren't to contact me.
Many thanks

 

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