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Low pre-sales and long lead times gave him less revenue, so he made the decision that it was unprofitable to continue work on the title.

" An article in the Radio Times wrote "as a result of pre-sales alone, tens of millions of people are guaranteed to see it and Shakespeare is guaranteed for his best year since the First Folio was published in 1623.

On April 12, 2011, the new management dismissed around 20 people from a pre-sale work force of approximately 100—all behind-the-scenes staff—from the station, despite promising earlier that they would make no staff cuts.

On launch day on December 7, the disc had sold over 300,000 copies in its only pre-sale, which earned him a certified Triple Platinum and Gold Record by ABPD.

The album had 50,000 pre-sale orders.

Zoetrope raised financing via foreign pre-sales and a loan from Chase Manhattan Bank.

78 carats, graded Fancy Intense Pink colour and with a November 2010 Sotheby's auction pre-sale estimate price of US '27 million to US '38 million (£17 million to £24 million).

At the time of Hynde's refusal, the band had '475,000 (1994 USD) of pre-sale copies in a warehouse that included "Fotos y Recuerdos".

As such, from approximately ten local participating stores located across Southern California, such as Wallichs Music City on Sunset and Vine in Hollywood, and Desmond's upscale men's store in Long Beach, Disneyland was able to pre-sale approximately 5,000 advance tickets.

Combining that with approximately 3,500 tickets sold in advance at the park for the New Year's Eve event, the success of the event ticket sales established the template for the future of off-site, pre-sale tickets for special events.

The option to pre-sale tickets for upcoming special events has since been used by theme parks, industry-wide.

Fans are not told in advance which shows will utilize the seniority method, until the pre-sale has been completed and the non-refundable tickets have been paid for.

meaning (August 13, 2010—78 pre-sale copies).