What does it mean to accept an offer?

If someone has made an offer for your tickets, you’ll have the option to sell your tickets today – taking the waiting out of selling. The offers will vary depending on the event. We can’t guarantee that another offer will be made before your event if you don’t accept it during the review process.

Offers are received from trusted, independent third parties. Ticketmaster is not involved in creating the offers presented or purchasing the tickets when offers are accepted. This option isn’t available in Canada.

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To see your offer and sell your tickets, follow these steps:

• 1. Sign into your My Account.
  2. Tap Sell and Sell Your Tickets. If you receive a message that the Event Organizer hasn’t activated resale, your tickets aren’t eligible for resale or Ticketmaster isn’t the primary ticket provider.
  3. Select the tickets you want to sell and tap Continue.
  4. If the option is available, select Sell Your Tickets Now.
  5. Select Review & Accept Offer to view the details of the offer and enter your preferred method of payment.
  6. Tap Accept Offer.
• 1. Sign into your My Account.
  2. Select your order in the My Tickets section.
  3. Click the Sell Tickets button. If you receive a message that the Event Organizer hasn’t activated resale, your tickets aren’t eligible for resale or Ticketmaster isn't the primary ticket provider.
  4. Select the tickets you want to sell and click Continue.
  5. If the option is available, select Sell Your Tickets Now.
  6. Select Review & Accept Offer to view the details of the offer and enter your preferred method of payment.
  7. Click Accept Offer.

We'll deposit your payout typically within 7 days after the event.

To resell your tickets for events in the U.S., you must have a U.S. bank account. In addition, your Tax Seller Details, which may include a Social Security Number (SSN) or an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), must be validated before we can pay you.  You can fill out your Seller Tax Details in this form. Visit the FAQ 1099-K Form: Answers to Some Common Questions for more information.