Trust and safety

Code of conduct, reporting, scams, privacy and legal requests.

• Report an event or organizerTell slash.fm if an organizer hasn't responded within 7 days, an event didn't happen, or a listing breaks our rules.
• Avoiding fake tickets and scamsA real ticket is in your own slash.fm account. Never pay for a screenshot, and never share the code we text you.
• Code of conductThe rules for everyone who buys, sells, resells or attends events through slash.fm, and what happens when they're broken.
• Report harassment or an incident at an eventGet help from venue staff on the night. Afterwards, report it to slash.fm from Contact us. Reports are confidential.
• Staying safe at eventsPractical tips for a safe night out: plan your way home, stay with friends, watch your drink and get help early.
• Privacy: what we collect and what organizers seeWhat slash.fm keeps, what the organizer of your event sees, and how to make a privacy request.
• Terms of service summaryA plain-language summary of the main points in slash.fm's terms. The full terms always apply.
• Legal, privacy and copyright requestsThe only slash.fm email addresses, which exist because the law requires them. They're not for customer support.