Taylor Swift Tour

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If by chance I can get tickets tomorrow (I have a code), do you think I can buy with confidence that I will be able to resell for face value if we can't use them?

You can only resell verified tickets for face value or less + fees.

That’s never been the case for any artist or show. How would this be enforced and where are you getting this info?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I went through the verified fan process but haven't received an email yet. Is the deal that only a few "verified fans" will get a code? Or did I screw something up? I mean, do all verified fans get an email tonight but I didn't click on something correctly or something so I'm not really a verified fan? Just wondering how much wrath will be directed at me from my daughter if I personally did something wrong.

No, you didn't do anything wrong. We just got unlucky. The people above received emails with codes but not everyone does. The ones complaining about their Sunday ticket issues are annoying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If by chance I can get tickets tomorrow (I have a code), do you think I can buy with confidence that I will be able to resell for face value if we can't use them?

You can only resell verified tickets for face value or less + fees.

Really? So basically of stub hub will be face value tickets? I find this hard to believe.

I don’t think it’s true at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I went through the verified fan process but haven't received an email yet. Is the deal that only a few "verified fans" will get a code? Or did I screw something up? I mean, do all verified fans get an email tonight but I didn't click on something correctly or something so I'm not really a verified fan? Just wondering how much wrath will be directed at me from my daughter if I personally did something wrong.

It is a lottery. It is my understanding that not everyone will win the lottery and get the email/code to be able to buy tickets. I also went through the verified fan process, as did my DH and my DD. Only my DD got the email saying she was selected -- and she's still waiting to get the code and panicking that it will never come.

[Anonymous]

I’ve never been to a concert at a stadium. Is it better to be higher up in the center section than lower on one of the sides? We looking for mid range seats.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I went through the verified fan process but haven't received an email yet. Is the deal that only a few "verified fans" will get a code? Or did I screw something up? I mean, do all verified fans get an email tonight but I didn't click on something correctly or something so I'm not really a verified fan? Just wondering how much wrath will be directed at me from my daughter if I personally did something wrong.

It is a lottery. It is my understanding that not everyone will win the lottery and get the email/code to be able to buy tickets. I also went through the verified fan process, as did my DH and my DD. Only my DD got the email saying she was selected -- and she's still waiting to get the code and panicking that it will never come.

We are still waiting on the code too.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If by chance I can get tickets tomorrow (I have a code), do you think I can buy with confidence that I will be able to resell for face value if we can't use them?

You can only resell verified tickets for face value or less + fees.

Really? So basically of stub hub will be face value tickets? I find this hard to believe.

I don’t think it’s true at all.

It is. Ticketmaster forces you to sell through their resale platform now. Extremely annoying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If by chance I can get tickets tomorrow (I have a code), do you think I can buy with confidence that I will be able to resell for face value if we can't use them?

You can only resell verified tickets for face value or less + fees.

Really? So basically of stub hub will be face value tickets? I find this hard to believe.

I don’t think it’s true at all.

It is. Ticketmaster forces you to sell through their resale platform now. Extremely annoying.

Annoying that you can't overcharge someone and ask them to pay more than you did?

[Anonymous]

Can someone who got a resale invite please post the terms and conditions for tickets? Specifically I’m trying to figure out what resale options will be available, if Ticketmaster will allow resale on third parties.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If by chance I can get tickets tomorrow (I have a code), do you think I can buy with confidence that I will be able to resell for face value if we can't use them?

You can only resell verified tickets for face value or less + fees.

Really? So basically of stub hub will be face value tickets? I find this hard to believe.

I don’t think it’s true at all.

It is. Ticketmaster forces you to sell through their resale platform now. Extremely annoying.

Then why are they so worried about the bots as they clearly are? The bots are not going to sell the tickets for what they paid.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If by chance I can get tickets tomorrow (I have a code), do you think I can buy with confidence that I will be able to resell for face value if we can't use them?

You can only resell verified tickets for face value or less + fees.

Really? So basically of stub hub will be face value tickets? I find this hard to believe.

I don’t think it’s true at all.

It is. Ticketmaster forces you to sell through their resale platform now. Extremely annoying.

Annoying that you can't overcharge someone and ask them to pay more than you did?

Business 101. A product is worth what someone else is willing to pay for it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can someone who got a resale invite please post the terms and conditions for tickets? Specifically I’m trying to figure out what resale options will be available, if Ticketmaster will allow resale on third parties.

Sorry, I meant presale invite.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bruce fan PP, can you tell me if you needed your cell phone to buy the tickets through Ticketmaster?

Because I got presale Taylor tickets with my son's cell phone and I don't know if I need to keep his phone on me tomorrow to make the purchase.

No - you need to sign into your sons ticketmaster account - have the queued up now.
Have the password just in case you get timed out
the code is all you need after you are signed in - but you need to be in the ticketmaster account associated with the code

[Anonymous]

Reminder - last stadium tour - they needed to give away tickets. There was a huge girl scouts lottery the week of for free tickets.

These stadiums are very big - BUT I think this time around she was VERY strategic with holding back dates and addding them when there was evidence of demand.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If by chance I can get tickets tomorrow (I have a code), do you think I can buy with confidence that I will be able to resell for face value if we can't use them?

There is dynamic pricing - you will not be buying for "face value"

I would guess that for Philly anything on the floor / 100 level will be at least $300 + fees