Selling kids tickets on Viagogo

Since I can't get to too many matches, I sell some of my tickets on viagogo. This year one of my lads has his own season ticket and I sell his as well.

I've noticed that I can try and sell my ticket well above the cost of the ticket if I want to. When it comes to the child ticket, there is a deduction to take into account that it is a child ticket. The thing is, the deduction always leaves me with the same ending. If I increase the price of the ticket, the deduction increases.

That seems odd.

Either there is a mistake or Viagogo/the club encourage the seller to charge the lowest price possible for the ticket. If the seller charges the highest price possible then someone is making easy money (not the seller).

Has anyone got any ideas before I speak to the club/viagogo about it?

If I remember it right from the one time I sold on there, the child tickets are fixed at face value. I think it's meant to stop people from ripping kids off. So if it's letting you increase the price and taking the difference then they're being the unscrupulous bastards they're supposed to be stopping. I'd have a word with them.

I always sell my lad's ticket at the cheapest price (not that I'd get more if I sold it higher anyway).

The seat isn't sold to a child, but to adults.

Ah. I'd still have a word, it might be there's a surcharge for a ticket upgrade from child to adult.