HOW TO LIST AND SELL TICKETS ON STUBHUB | THE COMPLETE GUIDE
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Listing and selling tickets on Stubhub? Learn how to do it all from your phone here! Stubhub makes it very easy to go through the steps of listing your tickets, as well as providing you with a bunch of additional features on how to price your tickets for maximum benefit and money.
There are a few additional features which will only appear when listing from the computer, but you can always go back there once you're finished with listing your tickets to make sure you can have the best pricing possible on your available seats.
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Love the video thanks so much for posting. I'll be back with questions next NBA season for help reselling some tickets before ticketmaster is awful
Glad to hear it! Looking forward to it, ask away as they come up 🙌🏽😁
hi thumbsuprun! i was watching your previous videos on tips for buying tickets (using multiple devices) and was wondering your opinion on proxies. like do they work or is it okay to use?
Mixed results on proxies! Some swear by them, others have run into major issues. Digital fingerprinting is real as well so you need to really be careful when you start using proxies on the same devices to buy tickets over and over.
Long story long, proxies can work if they are clean, but don’t expect them to work for too long. Especially if there is any overlap on account information at all, you can run the risk of getting accounts linked together.
Enjoyed the video and advice. My question is, which platform would you recommend a first time seller use? I’m looking for what’s easiest and least fees. Thanks
i'm loving your channel!
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Hi thumbsuprun! I bought 2 tickets via ticketmaster to a Toronto Blue Jay's game in July this year, it's a mobile ticket & the ticket transfer / resale option doesn't seem visible. The barcode is not a static one & has a blue line going back & forth saying 'screenshots won't get you in'. Is there a way to sell this? :( I don't want to list it on Stubhub till I can or do you think the transfer option might open up?
Thanks for the info👍
Hi, really helpful video, thanks! I would like to resell tickets like you. Can you tell me - when you are buying music concert / festival tickets, do you buy direct from the band / festival websites or do you buy from Ticketmaster? Trying to work out where to begin on this journey! Cheers.
In your video you state on the computer you can look to see sold tickets for the event to see what people are paying/buying for? Where do you find this?
Hi! Is there a way around the timeframe where they deactivate the tickets 3 hours before the event for mobile transfer tickets?
I bought tickets for an event on June 24th back in February and back then they said they I will have them on June 3rd, I checked yesterday and they amend the date as June 22nd, meaning 2 days before the event. How can I make sure that I’ll have the tickets and I’m not risking my trip, any suggestions? Thank you
If my event says i get the tickets on November 8th and the event is on Nov 12, if i list them can i have the tickets shipped to the person im selling to? or do i have to get them and then send them?
Also, what is their recommended selling price based on? Are the people buying them from me going to have to pay stubhub also on top of my price?
I ask because lets say I paid 10dlls plus 5dlls for stub hub.
Now I check listings and they are selling at 15dlls plus 7dlls for stub hub.
And stubhub is recommending i sell at 22dlls. Does this mean the buyer is only gonna pay 22dlls and thats it or 22dlls plus 11dlls for stubhub?
Thanks for checking!
Hi, I would like to re-sell tickets on the Stubhub (or similar website), but I only received one static barcode (NOT QR code!!) without numbers in an email and no actual tickets. How do I re-sell them? There are four options (paper, pdf, AXS ticket and mobile transfer), which one I need to choose? Please help me 🙏
Do you have training class for who want to get technical things from you
Question about adding your own credit card details. If somethings goes wrong for whatever reason (tickets not able to be transferred), will they charge your credit card for the $ the tickets were listed at? Ive never sold before and if there are any hick-ups i dont want to be liable for a largely inflated ticket cost, and be out my tickets. Thanks
They will charge the credit card generally only if your sale is cancelled (meaning the event gets cancelled or postponed after your sale is completed). Your card would then be charged for the sale price (the amount you received) and then you would be able to get a refund directly from Ticketmaster for the tickets you purchased from them. In the end, you would be back at 0. However, they wouldn’t charge you for the sale price if the event was cancelled/postponed and you never were paid. Essentially you should always be back to the position where you started from.
For selling on Ticketmaster, all sales which have events directly integrated through Ticketmaster won’t have issues with ticket delivery because Ticketmaster simply issues new barcodes to the buyer. So you don’t need to do any process once they sell which is nice. So you would not get charged ever for an issue with ticket delivery or anything like that - it’s all done by Ticketmaster themselves
I’m wondering how to know what event I should buy! That’s my hang up!
Start by practicing with ‘paper trading’. Just look at an event that’s going on sale, go through the ticket buying process but instead of finalizing your purchase, just pretend you’ve purchased those tickets. Then check with Stubhub/others and see how much those tickets could have potentially made you. Do this a few times and see how you do! Start with local events, or big tours you think may do well :)
Im selling one extra ticket for the Blackpink concert in Denmark. I tried to sell it but it says "This event isn't available for listing, or this event has already happened."-but the concert is in 3 months. When I tried to sell it in US it worked just fine, but it does not work in any stadium in Europe but I have seen the resale ticket in Ticketmaster and Stubhub. Please help me out!
In that case you have to contact with Stubhub international because is a different company to Stubhub USA and Canada and in that way maybe they can help you to list the ticket in their website.
I bought a ticket not from ticket master, can it still be sold on stubhub?
Thank you so much for this video! So I am trying to receive some tickets from someone on twitter! TM wont let them press the sell button will that be an issue? Whats the best way for them to sell to me directly?
If someone is trying to sell you tickets on Twitter, then the best way to have them send you the tickets would be through the transfer option, and to pay them outside of Ticketmaster directly. As long as tickets can be transferred to you then you should be fine though so be careful buying tickets this way. The sell button is only to sell tickets through the Ticketmaster resale platform. If an event is not enabled through it then they cannot list them directly through there. Again though, as long as tickets can be transferred then you will be able to receive the tickets no problem at all
@@thumbsuprun Perfect! Thank you so much for your help! I’ve been looking through forms for hours and hours trying to figure out what the best way is! And you literally just answered my question in a few seconds! Do you have any advice on payment platforms? I have heard that PayPal protected payments is a good one!
PayPal is good so long as you are paying through the Goods And Services invoicing. That way you have a buyer protection for anything that goes wrong with the tickets. If you send money via friends and family then you won’t be protected (though then there is no fee either) so just be sure to weigh the risks :)
thanks for the tips this is really a major way to make profit today!
Best of luck!
i listed a ticket and sold it, i have the original ticket on ticketmaster but it gave me an email to transfer them to. do i transfer them on ticketmaster or on stubhub?
You’ll transfer the tickets out of your Ticketmaster account to the email address provided by Stubhub. Once you initiate the transfer, you can go onto the Stubhub portal and there should be a button to say you’ve confirmed that you initiated the transfer. That’s it 😁
Hello, I’m having quite a problem right now. I bought bad bunny tickets in Canada last year and I live in the United States. I sadly can’t attend anymore so I wanted to resell them. The resell button is greyed out on Ticketmaster and it states I can’t resell Bc I’m not in Canada and do not have a Canadian bank account. Is there anyway around this? I am trying through seatgeek and it seems I can send a pdf of the qrl codes screenshot, but is that it? Will they ask me to transfer to the original tickets? Bc it seems like ticketmaster won’t let me do that either. It states the tickets can’t be resold on other platforms.
Selling through Ticketmaster for a different country requires you to have a bank account set up in that country so there’s no way around that if you want to sell it through Ticketmaster directly. For selling on SeatGeek, it won’t allow standard sellers to list tickets with rotating barcodes, but if you’re barcodes are not rotating then yes, you can list and sell those screenshots on SeatGeek. If the transfer button is available, you can also list your tickets as mobile transfer through Stubhub. If transfer is grayed out, see if there is a delivery delay on the tickets from the original event page
So I have a rolling loud ticket should I post it now ? Is there scams on eBay or other apps
If you have a ticket that you’re ready to sell, then you should definitely go ahead and list it!
When selling through various apps or 3rd party websites, you are protected overall so long as you deliver valid tickets to the buyer when you make a sale. Some buyers may attempt to claim tickets were invalid but you are able to obtain what they call a “scan report”from the venue which will give you the proof you need to keep your sale
Should you add the original fees to the ticket price when you're selling?
If you’re just talking about if you’re being asked to put in the face value of the ticket, then no you don’t need to include it. When you actually sell the tickets though, you would include that as part of your ticket cost though to determine if you’re going to make a profit or not
@@thumbsuprun thank you so much! If I have any issues I will come back to ask!
You know where to find me!
@@thumbsuprun how do I upload a mobile ticket?
Why are my tickets not showing as recommended? I see some tickets priced higher then mine that are shown with the “recommended tickets” filter.
I think stub hub has their own listed as well and add there’s to that selection. I was wondering the same thing
i was supposed to go to a concert in mn this april, but because of medical reasons i cannot attend. both the resell and transfer buttons are greyed out so i was thinking about making it a pdf and selling it via stubhub. but should i wait to sell the tickets until like march? because of covid and cancellations, i don’t want my card to get charged again if were to sell them now and the event gets cancelled(i’m only a teen so i never have much on my card at a time)
Is the barcode available for the event already? If yes, does the barcode have a blue bar moving across it? If no blue bar (static barcode) you can simply take a screenshot of the ticket and then use that to list your tickets as mobile qr screenshot. What’s the event you’re looking to sell?
@@thumbsuprun I believe that barcode is a static one! But it’s for an Olivia Rodrigo concert!
It is my understanding that the tour will open up ticket transfers about 48 hours before the event takes place - you can check to see if there is a delivery delay by opening up ticketmaster from a mobile browser or computer and heading to your tickets page. If it says your tickets will be available to manage by a certain date and time, then you can simply list the tickets as mobile transfer right now on a site that allows mobile transfer (Stubhub, TickPick, etc) and then deliver the tickets 48 hours prior to the event
Can I sell EVENTIM tickets on stubhub? Asking for the Eras Tour
Hi! ..in you opinion if you had 4 tickets together .. would you break them up and sell in pairs ? Or do you find selling 4 would be more profitable comes a higher demand?
I’d keep them as a set of four and try to ideally have them sell as such. But I would list it as available in either 2 or 4 seats. Give the end user a choice but price it in line with other 4 packs out there
@@thumbsuprun what happens if I buy 4 tickets but only 1 sells, do I lose my money on the other 3? Or, can I get a refund for the 3 that didn’t sell if I purchase “ticket insurance?” Ticket insurance on ticket master states you can request a refund for a number of reasons.
Hey! So I just bought 2 tix on SH and I want to sell 1. My tix delivery date is 08-08 when I try to re-list it’s saying the final day for me to transfer is 08-07.
Should I proceed? What if I don’t get the tix until 08-08 as stated?
Is the fee % included in the price I set or do they come out after the sale?
hey, bought a ticket for an upcoming even in July off of SH and have some worries about receiving the ticket. When I purchased a resale off of Tickpick a few months ago, it was transferred almost immediately. This one has not been transferred yet, the seller ended up reaching out to me via email to let me know the ticket would most likely not be transferred until 3 days prior to the event. Apparently, the seller has also bought these tickets via stubhub and the original seller changed the delivery date due to unknown circumstances. I know there is an option when selling to make the delivery date 3 days prior, but I wonder why the seller doesn't transfer immediately if they already have the ticket? Is there an actual reason for this? Or am I somehow being conned haha.
So some events do have delivery delays on them which is why tickets aren’t transferred immediately. Other times sellers will purchase tickets off others directly on the marketplace and sell those to a final user (like you in this case). As a result of that, the seller can’t deliver your tickets until they are actually sent to them first from the original seller. Some sellers have instant delivery set up, others need to do it manually, and other times events simply have delivery delays. If purchasing off Stubhub, you shouldn’t have any issues in terms of receiving your tickets in time for the event, but it may take until the estimated delivery date to receive them is all. If you get past that 3 day window though then definitely reach out to Stubhub and ask for some kind of compensation or replacement tickets
i've bought my tickets on stubhub and then re listed my tickets on stubhub but when i check the game and section of my seats the tickets are not being recommended. Even on a incognito browser. Do you not how to fix this so other buyers will be able to see my tickets? thank you in advance
how do you feel about lysted?
Once you sell the ticket and transfer them are you in the clear? Can you get scammed by the buyer?
I’m trying to know the same thing 😅
Would sitting in front of the 'mix' section be considered limited viewing?
Generally the answer is no unless the ticket explicitly states there is limited viewing. Most events will not sell tickets directly behind the Mix section but perhaps a few rows further back from it to prevent there being obstructed views. If you’re right in front of it though, then you should have no problems at all and also not be in limited view seating
Really liked this video but i am trying to sell some tickets and can't figure out where to add my banking info to receive direct deposit? any help would be great.
There should be a section on your own profile where you can add either your direct deposit info or your PayPal account. Take a look at the payment section
Can I sell 2 EDC tickets I bought in stubhub?
so stub hub will still pay you for the tickets you are trying to sell even if nobody buys them?
Not quite - you’ll only get paid if the tickets are purchased by someone else. You can list your tickets for whatever price you want, but you won’t get paid just for pricing them. They still need to sell
What happens if the event organizer doesn't let the tickets resell?
hey! i need to sell 2 tickets for an event but im wondering if there is any way the buyer can claim the tickets didnt work and stop me from getting paid? i know they work bc i bought them directly from ticketmaster im just nervous and want everything to go as smooth as possible
As long as you keep a copy of the transfer confirmation to the final buyer, then you’ll be protected 😁
Selling my tickets for the first time on Stubhub. Wondering if anyone can help me with a problem.
I have 2 tickets beside each other but seem to have accidentally listed them separately. I'm sure they would sell quicker if they were listed as 2 tickets together instead of separately.
I have tried to edit this but can't seem to get an option to change this. I thought about deleting them and just re-entering them together but when I attempted to do this, it tells me I cant re-activate them once deleted.
Can anyone help me on this???
The warning about tickets not being able to be deactivated after deletion just means that you can’t ‘restore’ the listed tickets through Stubhub. It doesn’t matter though because you can always just create a new listing. So all you need to do is delete the two single seat listings, and then create a new listing with the two tickets together. Simple fix 😁
@@thumbsuprun .....thanks dude!! appreciate you getting back to me. Cheers!!
Hey man, I just got PDF instant tickets. I'm wondering how secure this actually is. Couldn't the seller keep a pdf version for themselves and still use it?
Thanks for the help
Technically the seller could keep a copy and try to use the ticket themselves too, but if you aren’t able to attend the event with the ticket, the seller will not get paid for that sale + incur a penalty. From your end, you would be given replacement tickets to ensure you could still get into the event. So the risk is exceptionally low as long as you bought them through a ticket exchange platform with a buyer protection guarantee program in place
@@thumbsuprun as a seller what is in place to stop a buyer from claiming the tickets didn’t work even if they go to the event and therefore keeping me (the seller) from getting paid?
There is a claims process in place should a buyer try to make the claim a ticket didn’t work (even if it did). This includes providing support such as the transfer confirmation, a scan report, and other proof of delivery you may have
How to cancel a ticket I sold? Customer doesn’t have the tickets yet I just sold it yesterday on stub hub but I want to cancel it and keep it.
If you want to cancel a sale, you can do so from the sales portal and find the specific sale. At the bottom you click ‘Make Changes’ and you can select ‘I don’t have the tickets’.
I would NOT recommend this though as you’ll be charged up to 200% of the sale as a penalty. Instead, you have two options that make more sense.
1) fulfill the order, and then buy your own new set of tickets for the event
2) find replacement tickets that are equivalent to what you sold and deliver those instead.
Replacement tickets can be a bit tricky, so reach out to me if you have any questions on it. My recommendation would be option 1 - just fulfill the order and then buy new seats later
What is the cost of the sellers ‘fan protect guarantee’ (buyers insurance)? I am trying to sell some tickets but I am not too sure what this means?
If you are selling tickets on Stubhub, the ‘fan protect guarantee’ is what Stubhub named their fan protection offering that applies to every single ticket they sell. No cost to the buyer or seller for this as it is part of the seller and buyer fees that Stubhub collects. Your seller fee will be a standard 15% for new sellers
@@thumbsuprun Thank you! I sent you a dm on Twitter about another issue if that’s okay!
No problem!
Hey Thumbsuprun I was interested to know where would you recommend one to start learning how to buy and sell tickets to make a profit?
Message me on Instagram @thumbsuprun and I can send you some info
thumbsuprun I only have a fb account
Are you on Facebook?
How do you upload mobile ticket?
Hey if I sell a PDF ticket do I need to upload it or anything after the sale? Or is it all set
If you sell a PDF ticket, you just need to upload it either when you created the listing or upload kit after it’s sold. If you uploaded it before it sold, then nothing left to do. Check your sales page to see if there is anything outstanding
@@thumbsuprun I got an email saying they’ll send me a reminder when to upload the tickets. Do I have to wait? Every time I try to upload the tickets now it just brings me back to the listing section!
You don’t need to wait - usually the issue with PDF files is that sometimes they are too large. Try to compress it and then upload it again to Stubhub. See if that fixes it
@@thumbsuprun it didn’t work :( I’m just going to call stubhub I guess. No idea how to upload these tickets
Are you trying to upload the tickets to Stubhub from your computer or mobile device?
I bought tickets but they won’t email them to me until 10 days before the event. The latest deadline to transfer tickets I can enter on stub hub is over a month before the event. Any ideas what to do? Also, I bought “wheelchair or companion” tickets but verified via email with the venue that I don’t have to be disabled to use them since they were the last ones left. Any idea how to handle this? Thanks!
Double check the event as Stubhub standard should normally be 48 hours before an event for mobile transfer and pdf download tickets. If they are hard stock seats, it should be 4 days before the event. Attempt to list the tickets at a very high price, and then try to change the in hand date afterwards to see if it works
@@thumbsuprun thank you!
Oh! Any idea what to about it being a “wheelchair or companion” seat?
You can list it with the disclosure of it being a wheelchair accessible seating and see if it sells, but if you list it as a normal seat (assuming like you said the venue will allow anyone to sit there) then you can list and sell the tickets with no disclosure. I’d be much more comfortable listing it as a wheelchair disclosed seating personally but will leave the decision up to you
@@thumbsuprun thank you! Super helpful :) I’ll list them as wheelchair seats
Trying to list tickets on stub hub but not seeing the Section I need. Can enter Lower, but Section I have tickets for not on pull down list. Can you help?! Thx!
What’s the event? Some events on Stubhub may not be mapped correctly which is causing the issue. You can attempt to reach out to Stubhub to fix the map (though you will likely have limited success with that)
@@thumbsuprun It’s a concert. I’ll check this out. Thx so much.
hey so i've bought a ticket before for a little mix concert and it's in the UK and i live back in dubai so i cant sell it through ticketmaster because they need a UK or european bank account which i do not have. it's not a static barcode. i dont know what to do i want to sell it i have 3 tickets. and where do i get the pdf of the tickets? i need a bit of help and do i put them on stubhub? or not
You generally won’t be able to convert the tickets then to PDF if the barcode is moving/has a blue bar running across it. If the transfer option is available though you can list them as mobile transfer on stubhub though
@@thumbsuprun the transfer option isnt available. what do i do? their e-tickets
What’s the specific event? I can take a look and see if there is just a delivery delay or what
@@thumbsuprun it’s confetti tour by little mix a music concert
@@thumbsuprun any updates?
I hope your still active on this account as i have a couple of questions on event reselling
Fire away!
Any tips on how to sell vip tickets that are will call?
You won’t be able to resell them on Stubhub or most other resale platforms for the most part. You’ll need to find one that allows for special delivery. Try to contact TickPick and see if they can offer you the option of listing an in person delivery. You’d basically need to be able to pick up the tickets yourself on the day of the show and then hand deliver the seats to the buyer. Most sites won’t allow a non broker to list this type of ticket
Can I do this from Nigeria?
Bro please respond, i got Aj v usyk tickets today, im trying to upload my pdf, keep getting error, what am i doing wrong
Are you trying to upload on Stubhub? Generally if a pdf file fails to upload it means the file size is too big. Either you need to compress the file with an online tool, or separate each page into its own file and try to upload it that way
@@thumbsuprun the size is only 522kb, thats very small
Are you able to create the listing without uploading the tickets? Try that, and then attempt to add the ticket file afterwards
@@thumbsuprun yh, i uploaded it 1 hour ago, it said itl show up in a few minutes, still nothing in active listing
Hmm. There’s a bunch of other listings already up so I wonder if it’s just a random Stubhub issue. Give it a few mins, delete the listing completely, and then try the whole process again a few mins after deleting it all. If still getting issues maybe try to upload the pdf pages as each page as a separate file. Don’t got a whole lot of insight beyond that 😣
Also, I have tickets from another concert for September 2022...I can see that I bought them on the Ticketmaster App and site, but no barcode is shown.. just the details of the event and seat...but all white where the barcode is supposed to be on the app, and just a pink advice saying ""Get your tickets ready. View Your tickets now or in the app" but nowhere to click on the sit) . No other details.... do you think this is some kind of problem? Or maybe I´ll get a barcode some time in the future near the event date? I´m afraid on trying to sell them because of that...
In general that’s a normal thing to happen, usually there is a countdown as to when tickets would generate the barcode in that space. When you log on from your desktop, does the ticket page say there is a delivery delay? And is the ‘sell’ button greyed out on ticketmaster? If it’s active, then you can easily sell it through TM directly and no issues at all. If it isn’t/transfer is also greyed out, then it’s possible you have a delay on the tickets. You can always reach out to ticketmaster directly to confirm when the barcode should be activated, or can even call the venue to confirm if there is a delay on the barcodes as they will generally have a better idea of specific events at their venue
@@thumbsuprun the response of tickestmaster on this case is vague..they said that a barcode must be available near to the event date..and if not, they´ll enable the Will Call option for them..so... I can´t be sure of nothing. The Sell and Transfer buttons are greyed out on TM..so my only chance may be StubHub..but if I can´t be sure if I´ll get a barcode on time..not even that.. :/
What’s the specific event if I may ask? And was the event rescheduled/postponed at one point or is it a more recent event you bought tickets for?
@@thumbsuprun it's "Pet Shop Boys + New Order Unity Tour", Sept.25 at the Mann center, Philadelphia. Yes, it was postponed twice due to the pandemic thing (but the same happened with my other two tickets on other dates, and I already have the barcodes on the others...)
I know some events where tickets have been postponed had a similar issue with barcodes not loading up. The standard response from TM was that they would eventually get loaded back up but it was hit or miss for some individuals. Have you tried to access the tickets from the desktop instead? I see several tickets listed for sale for that event on TM resale so it makes me think tickets should be accessible for resale directly on Ticketmaster.
How do you print the shipping label
You need to log on from your computer or mobile browser - you cannot do it from the app. Go to your sales portal and there will be a button for you to select print label next to the specific order
@@thumbsuprun thank youuu !
Steelers rule! (fan since the 70's)
I need to sell my Ticketmaster tickets, but the transfer tickets button is grayed out and the sell tickets option says “resale for this event is not activated by the event coordinator. Check back as this might change”. Do you have any suggestions? Would I still be able to sell these on StubHub?
In theory you would be able to sell these tickets on Stubhub or other platforms, but only if the transfer button at some point in the future will open up. Normally an event has a delivery delay in place and only after that they will open up tickets to be allowed to transfer. Take a look on the orders page and see if one is stated (you won’t see it from the app), or go to the event page itself and check the info section to see if they announced a delivery delay. As long as transfer opens up in the future, no issue selling the tickets as mobile transfer and delivering the tickets later once available to do so
Thank you so much for the help! The ticket transfer actually just opened up. The only option Ticketmaster gives me is to email them. So does this mean that on StubHub I should select mobile transfer? I don’t see an email option transfer on StubHub. At the end of your video you said that StubHub would give the email address of the buyer to send them. I guess I just thought that I would have to transfer the Ticketmaster tickets to StubHub before I sell them, but maybe that is not the case?
Ticket transfer is done through email so that makes sense to list and sell them as mobile transfer. You do not need to transfer them to Stubhub first, you are only using Stubhub as a listing platform but your ticket will still reside inside of Ticketmaster until you need to transfer them to your buyer. You will then transfer it directly to the buyer at that point. The ticket will never actually sit inside of Stubhub at all. Hope that helps!
@@thumbsuprun this helped so much. Thank you very much! Your videos and your quick responses are great.
Im anxious about transferring the tickets I just sold. They are digital tickets that won’t be sent to me until 72 hours before the event, and they need to be transferred to the buyer by 48 hours of the event. I can’t find much info on how transferring them will work, can you give any tips to hopefully calm my nerves? I just need it to go smoothly. 😭
Transferring tickets to a buyer is very easy and simple, even if your window of time is limited. Log onto Stubhub from the computer or mobile website (not the app) and go to your sales page. On the sales section, it’ll display the transfer email to deliver your tickets to. Once the tickets are ready to be transferred, you’ll just have to jump into Ticketmaster and transfer the tickets to the buyer based on the email provided from Stubhub. Once done, you just have to tick a box saying the transfer is completed and that’s that!
The transfer process takes only a few seconds so it’ll be nice and quick!
@@thumbsuprun thank you so much! The tickets I bought are through Wells Fargo centers website not Ticketmaster, I’m hoping it should work the same way and be that easy? But on stubhub it says enter barcode not anything about emails? This is my first time selling so I’m clueless ahaha.
Ahh so yes, Wells Fargo has barcode integration for sold tickets. So what you need to do is actually download the tickets once you receive them and you will manually enter in the barcodes from the tickets into StubHub directly. Once you type them in and hit submit, the tickets will actually transfer themselves and generate new barcodes for the buyer. It’s actually even easier to do this than go through the process of transferring tickets 😁
@@thumbsuprun okay that doesn’t sound too bad! Thank you so so much for the help I really appreciate it! 😁😁
Anytime!
can your resell tickets you purchased on stubhub?
Absolutely!
Nice video. Question: I just sold two Chicago bears Tickets (NFL) on stubhub. I received an email stating my tickets have been sold. Anything else I should do? And any chance I’ll get deposited my money before the event takes place?
I assume you had your barcodes entered in for the tickets - if you did not then that would be your next step. Once that’s done, it’s just a waiting game until the payout. Stubhub is pretty structured in terms of payouts after events now so wouldn’t expect you to receive the money early
could you please make the translate available because i need to translate it to understand better cause my english lestining not good enough thank you
UA-cam is supposed to generate the subtitles for other languages, I’ll try and play around with it to enable it for you though (no guarantees it’ll work)
@@thumbsuprun iam very grateful bro
hi I have 3 tickets, but I only want to sell 1, am I able to sell just 1 ticket?
Yes absolutely! When listing the tickets, you can choose to sell 1 or however many you want, and can even pick which seat it is. Just make sure you only list the single seat though.
I don't get how to deliver the mobile tickets?
I'm in a bit of a jumble fuck I've got a ticketmaster ticket but I need to sell it and don't wanna use ticketmaster to sell it what do I do
You should take a look at Stubhub or SeatGeek as potential options. Just make sure you have a delivery method that is supported on the site before finalizing your listing
@@thumbsuprun honestly At this point in time ticketmaster may be my best shot but this channel has helped me in figuring this out
So I bought tickets how do I refund and get my money back?
Did your event get cancelled or did you purchase insurance? If not, it will be very difficult to get a refund. What’s your situation exactly?
How do I transfer to stub hub from Ticketmaster to sell. It says contacts and people.
You don’t need to transfer the ticket to Stubhub to sell it if it’s a mobile ticket. All you need to do is list the ticket as a mobile ticket delivery method on Stubhub, and once the ticket sells, you can transfer the ticket to the buyer through your Ticketmaster account. Stubhub will provide you with the contact info for the buyer to complete the transfer and you’ll just hit a checkbox saying the transfer was completed
@@thumbsuprun what if stubhub says your ticket sold, but only provides the buyers name and birthdate and no email?
It depends what ticket delivery type you selected. If it wasn’t mobile transfer, you generally wouldn’t need the buyers email address. Etickets and mobile qr tickets would just be uploaded, and hard stock tickets would be shipped out
Where can I resell my tickets
Can try Stubhub, or SeatGeek depending on your delivery type
@@thumbsuprun thanks
You can't change the "will have tickets by" date and the "sale ends on" date option, cannot change that as well. for example, event is the 14th, will have tickets by is the 7th basically 1 week. sale ends date is 2 days later. But yet, If I buy hard tickets from other vendors besides SH, they will overnight the tickets. IMO, that's bullshit.
Couple of things
1) every exchange is entitled to their own sales policies on cut off times. Stubhub doesn’t like to have listings up past 2-3 days prior to an event taking place if you’re listing hard stock tickets because they choose not to offer an express overnight delivery option. Other sites may offer an overnight option or even special delivery on the day of the show.
2) you technically can change the in hand date of tickets on SH if you contact them, but again for hard stock tickets you’d only be able to push the date as far back as the cut off point (generally 2-3 days before the event).
3) if you have an instant delivery option, you can generally list tickets all the way up to the start of the event
Stubhub sales policies are certainly not the most broker friendly, but like you said, other exchanges offer better options. You can always choose to exclude exchanges you list and sell tickets on
silly questions from me:
1. do you recommend selling the tickets two months before the concert or near the concert instead ?
2. if the event gets cancelled/postponed, why does my card get charged the same price for the original tickets ?
3. how will i know if its an actual person buying the tickets from me and not some scammer ?
1 - normally would recommend selling it
A few months before the concert takes place since prices will historically fall as you approach the show (not a rule, just a general trend)
2 - if the event gets cancelled, you’ll receive a refund for the original price you paid on the tickets. It shouldn’t be a double charge of the same amount but a credit instead to bring you back to 0
3 - the person buying your tickets does go through a fraud check with either the credit card company or the exchange themselves, so you’re generally covered that way. In addition, the exchange is responsible for paying you if you sell your tickets on their platform so you’ll be paid as long as you deliver the tickets no matter what (unless the event is cancelled)
Depends on the event, but I like to buy it as soon as it hits your target price. Regardless of whether the price goes up or down after that point is irrelevant. Most people will say to buy last minute but you leave a lot of room for risk of not getting any ticket at all as availability can be scarce or prices never drop. No harm in buying on Ticketmaster or checking there first on your search, but then I would check Stubhub/SeatGeek/tickpick/Gametime and compare between them all to see the best price
@@thumbsuprun my point is when (and where) to buy a ticket to hold and re sell
I keep adding the disclosures on my ticket and it won’t apply.
Which disclosures are you attempting to add?
One for wheel chair. On my ticket to the Tyler the creator concert it says “accessible seat”. Should I add “wheel chair and companion seat” along with ADA accessible?
You should add ADA accessible disclosure, don’t think you also need wheelchair and companion seat unless the second seat is labeled as a companion seat. With the ADA disclosure it should cover everything
@@thumbsuprun thank you. I’ll add that
when someone buys it will i receive the money immediately?
No, you generally will be paid after the event takes place (unless the exchange explicitly states you’ll be paid on delivery of tickets)
I sold (2) NFL tickets. After the event takes place 5-8 business days? Damn that’s a wait!
Yeah they really make you work for it now 😭😂
@@thumbsuprun Are there any resale sites that send you the money immediately upon successful payment by the buyer and transfer of the ticket (versus after the event)?
I miss the old days of just going to the record store or any official ticket outlet and just buying a legit print up on ticket paper these online ticket distributors are shady at best and just plain criminal at worst.
So you get charged crazy services fees to buy a ticket and then more if you want to sell them? Wtf?? Got charged a $600 service fee for 2 TICKETS and losing more is insane
3:12 Go STARS!
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They had a rough loss against Calgary 😭
@@thumbsuprun Yes, their lack of scoring strikes again.
Why do they ask for my social security #?
They require it if you sell tickets in excess of $600 a year to send you a 1099 form (IRS requires it)
If I have 2x Taylor Swift VIP ticket from AXS how do I sell it? The show is next year but as far as I know VIP tickets are untransfareable.
Please help
What’s the question?
I need step by step on how to list them but haven't gotten them yet
Fire me a dm on IG or Twitter when you’re ready to list and I can walk you through it
Hey how about buying a ticket & actually go to the event like a regular person you scavenger
Cmon down to Toronto once things open up and let’s go to a Jays game!! 😁😁
Can I post a hard ticket that I converted to PDF through on StubHub?
In the past this was not really an issue, however most venues these days are a bit more strict on their ticket policies. If a venue or event is supposed to be hard stock only for the entire venue or just a specific section and the buyer comes in with something different, they may give them a hassle/problem when trying to enter the venue. Some places could allow the buyer in, while others may deny them access potentially and leave you with a denial at the gate charge/busted order. Make sure the delivery type you’re converting to is a valid method of entry and only then would I suggest trying it. Otherwise you may run a bigger risk
Wow, what a waste of words
To much info
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Stubhub is a scam site
I wouldn’t agree on that statement personally, what makes you think it is? Curious to hear your thoughts 😁
@thumbsuprun i booked world cup ticket, need to sell it. First of all i didn't get the ticket, now i cant sell it! Many had same opinion!
i bought 2 tix on ticketmaster.i am not able to sell them on ticketmaster but can transfer them..since i have the ability to transfer them can i sell them on stubhub?
Yes
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