Post Tickets for Sale
Post Tickets for Sale
From the Next screen, tap Sell to view the event's seats. Your seats for the event are displayed in the next screen. Note: If the seat isn't eligible to be posted for resale, the Sell button won't be available.
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Tap Select, then tap to select the seat(s) you want to post for resale. Tap Continue. Proceed to step #5 to continue.
From the All Events screen, tap Select, then tap to select the desired event(s). Tap Continue. Your seat(s) for the event(s) is displayed in the next screen. Note: Multiple events can be selected provided the seats stay the same across all the events.
Tap Select, then tap to select the seat(s) you wish to post for resale. Tap Sell in the bottom right corner of the screen to proceed.
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If this is the first time posting seats, the Set Up & Sell! screen appears. Tap Start to begin. The preferences you set up in these next steps will be carried over the next time you post seats. To skip first time setup instructions, jump to step #14.
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Choose a pricing method: Fixed Price, Declining Pricing, or Market Price. Tap Next to continue.
Choose when to remove the listing. You can have the listing removed anywhere from 1 week before the event to the day of the event. Tap Next to continue.
Determine how you want to get paid. The options available to you are: Direct Deposit or Seller Credit.
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If you choose Direct Deposit, choose the type of account the direct deposit payments are made to (Checking or Savings.) Note: Direct deposit payments are made within 7 business days of the ticket sale.
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Next, enter the account's Routing Number and Account Number. Tap Next when you're finished entering the necessary information. The account information is then processed and verified.
The next screen prompts you to indicate whether you want to allow splits, which allows buyers to get all or some of the tickets in your listing, increasing your chances of selling. Choose Yes or No, then tap Next.
The next screen provides you the option to specify details about the seat(s) you're posting (e.g., end zone seats, home team side, near concessions, etc). You can choose as little or as many details as you wish. Tap Next when you're done.
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The last screen confirms your preferences. Tap Edit if you want to change your preferences. The next time you post seats, you may simply tap Sell and will be brought to the Pricing screen.
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Enter the Price you want to receive per ticket. The Listing Price is automatically populated based on the price you enter, including the sell fee and applicable buyer fees and taxes. Tap Seller's Guide to view recent listing and selling activity to guide you in defining your price. Tap Post for sale.
The request is processed and a confirmation of your posting appears on the screen.
From the Next screen, tap Sell to view the event's seats. Your seats for the event are displayed in the next screen. Note: If the seat isn't eligible to be posted for resale, the Sell button won't be available.
Ticketmaster AccountManager Mobile Templates 06/26/2015
Tap Select, then tap to select the seat(s) you want to post for resale. Tap Continue. Proceed to step #5 to continue.
From the All Events screen, tap Select, then tap to select the desired event(s). Tap Continue. Your seat(s) for the event(s) is displayed in the next screen. Note: Multiple events can be selected provided the seats stay the same across all the events.
Tap Select, then tap to select the seat(s) you wish to post for resale. Tap Sell in the bottom right corner of the screen to proceed.
Post Tickets for Sale (continued)
If this is the first time posting seats, the Set Up & Sell! screen appears. Tap Start to begin. The preferences you set up in these next steps will be carried over the next time you post seats. To skip first time setup instructions, jump to step #14.
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Choose a pricing method: Fixed Price, Declining Pricing, or Market Price. Tap Next to continue.
Choose when to remove the listing. You can have the listing removed anywhere from 1 week before the event to the day of the event. Tap Next to continue.
Determine how you want to get paid. The options available to you are: Direct Deposit or Seller Credit.
Post Tickets for Sale (continued)
If you choose Direct Deposit, choose the type of account the direct deposit payments are made to (Checking or Savings.) Note: Direct deposit payments are made within 7 business days of the ticket sale.
Ticketmaster AccountManager Mobile Templates 06/26/2015
Next, enter the account's Routing Number and Account Number. Tap Next when you're finished entering the necessary information. The account information is then processed and verified.
The next screen prompts you to indicate whether you want to allow splits, which allows buyers to get all or some of the tickets in your listing, increasing your chances of selling. Choose Yes or No, then tap Next.
The next screen provides you the option to specify details about the seat(s) you're posting (e.g., end zone seats, home team side, near concessions, etc). You can choose as little or as many details as you wish. Tap Next when you're done.
Post Tickets for Sale (continued)
The last screen confirms your preferences. Tap Edit if you want to change your preferences. The next time you post seats, you may simply tap Sell and will be brought to the Pricing screen.
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Enter the Price you want to receive per ticket. The Listing Price is automatically populated based on the price you enter, including the sell fee and applicable buyer fees and taxes. Tap Seller's Guide to view recent listing and selling activity to guide you in defining your price. Tap Post for sale.
The request is processed and a confirmation of your posting appears on the screen.
