Q: What is a "Broker"?
A: A Broker is defined as "One hired for a fee to negotiate purchases, contracts, or sales". A ticket broker does just that. There are people that want to sell their tickets and there are also people that want to buy those same tickets. There are 2 ways that a broker can do this. The broker can buy the tickets outright from the seller and hope that they can sell them. If the market drops or the tickets don't get sold the broker incurs the loss. The second way is the broker could take the tickets from the seller on consignment and keep a fee if they are sold. Either way a ticket broker puts the buyers and the sellers together for a fee.


Q: Can I cancel for any reason after I place an order?
Q: Will I get a refund if my event cancels? (Refund Policy)
Q: What is a "Broker"?
Q: Why are the tickets above face value?
Q: How do I know that the tickets are genuine tickets?
Q: How do I know I am dealing with a credible company?
Q: Isn't it true that if it was not for all the ticket brokers that buy the tickets that there would be plenty of seats for the fans?
Q: Don't ticket brokers purchase large blocks of tickets that are never offered to the public?
Q: Who decides what price the tickets are sold for?
Q: Where do you get your tickets from?