How Tickets9 works
A fan who can't go sells their ticket for what they paid. Another fan buys it. Here is each step, and where the money goes.
Buying
Three steps, and you see the full price before you pay.
- 01Find the event
Search above or browse. Every ticket here is listed by another fan.
- 02Pay the capped price
Face value plus the original booking fee, then our fee. Every line is shown before you pay.
- 03Get your tickets
As a PDF, a mobile transfer or by post, depending on the ticket. The Tickets9 Guarantee covers every order.
Where the money goes
An example ticket with a €48.00 face value and a €5.40 booking fee.
- €53.40The seller
Exactly what they paid. Listings above face value plus booking fees are refused.
- €6.41Tickets9
Our 12% fee runs the site, the checks and support.
Selling
Listing is free. You get back what you paid, and nothing is taken off it.
- 01List it for what you paid
Pick the event, add your proof of purchase and your price, up to face value plus booking fees.
- 02We check it
We match the price to your proof before the listing goes live.
- 03Get paid
When a fan buys, you send the tickets and get paid to your PayPal. Listing is free.
If something goes wrong
Every order is covered by the Tickets9 Guarantee. If your tickets never arrive, don't work at the door, or are materially different from the listing, report it from your order. If your claim is upheld, you get a full refund, including our fee.
Payments made with PayPal also carry PayPal's own Buyer Protection.
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