The New York Post called them the Frillies, but one Phillies fan had a no-frills approach to scoring World Series tickets -- offering straight-up sex.

Susan Finkelstein, 43, of West Philadelphia, posted an ad on Craigslist claiming to be a gorgeous, buxom blonde "in desperate need of two World Series tickets." She then said the price was "negotiable" and that she is "the creative type." An undercover cop from the 'burbs responded to the ad, and Finkelstein offered to perform sex acts in exchange for the tickets.

Though she is now charged with soliciting prostitution, Finkelstein is going to the game after all thanks to a local radio station and a car dealership that gave her tickets. Swing, batta, batta.

This is the craziest trade-off we've heard of thus far this Series, but there are fans bartering less scandalous services for tickets. Take the New York law firm offering legal help and the Phillies fan who wants to give you his or her ... wait for it ... Miley Cyrus concert tickets in exchange for Series seats.

Keep reading for more methods of various legality people are attempting to get series tix.

In a long-winded post, a Yankees fan offers tickets to games 2, 3 and 4 along with a hotel room in South Jersey that he "may be able to work into the deal." Hmm ...

Other fans are just playing the desperation card for tickets, like the "cute girl" Craigslist poster looking for a single seat. In case she needs to sit next to the seller, she says she is "delightful and a good conversationalist" and smells nice.

Another Yankees fan, instead of saying what price he can actually afford, bemoans the high cost of tickets and the travesty of not being able to take his elderly pops to a game: "Based on some of your prices, I could buy another nice flat screen and have enough beer for the rest of the football season and entire hockey and basketball season!" We'll believe it when we see it, buddy.

What would you do for World Series tickets?