Drivers who have tickets should be prepared to pay a higher premium for insurance than those who do not have tickets. Statistics show that drivers who recieve tickets will usually get into an accident at some point and insurance companies will charge high premiums to offset the costs that will be incurred if that were to happen. The more tickets you have the more you can expect to pay for your premium.

Places that sell tickets have them but they go for a premium.

StubHub can sell tickets to "Sold Out" events because the tickets they are selling are from a block of tickets they have bought to resell. While using a site like StubHub is often the only way you can get tickets to popular events, you are paying a premium for your seats.

Yes and No ! Everyone is a premium player for the first 7 days.

Then you can choose to buy premium tickets to stay premium. or

You can play for free as a non-premium player (very limited facilities). I would not term this sort of website as being free.

Jonas Brothers' tickets sell out early at venues. Tickets may be available at Stubhub, Ticket Master and Vivid Seats but there will be a booking fee and possibly a premium added to the price.