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What is slash.fm Resale?

The official way to buy and sell tickets with other fans on slash.fm. Every resale ticket is reissued to the buyer, so it's guaranteed to work.

slash.fm Resale lets fans sell tickets they can't use to other fans, right on the event page. It's available on events where the organizer has turned it on.

Can't go?

Choose Sell on a ticket to list it on slash.fm Resale, where the organizer allows it. Listing is free.

Sell a ticket

You'll sign in with your phone number, then go straight there.

For buyers

Resale tickets show under Resale on the event page on the slash.fm website, with the full price including fees. When an event sells out, check back: fans can list tickets right up until the event starts.

Every resale ticket is guaranteed. When you buy, the seller's ticket is cancelled and a brand-new ticket is issued to your account. See Buying resale tickets.

For sellers

If you can't go, choose Sell on your ticket in My Tickets on the slash.fm website. Listing is free. When it sells, slash.fm takes the payment and issues the ticket to the buyer, and you're paid your price minus a resale fee, a percentage of the price. See Sell your tickets.

Buyers and sellers never deal with each other

slash.fm handles payment and delivery. Buyers and sellers don't see each other's names or phone numbers.

Why not sell somewhere else?

A ticket sold outside slash.fm can't be checked. Screenshots don't scan, because the live code changes every 15 seconds, and the same ticket can be sold to several people. Only slash.fm Resale and slash.fm transfers move a real ticket into someone's account. See Avoiding fake tickets and scams.

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