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4) Check out the seller/broker. Look them up on bbb.org to learn what
other customers have experienced. Check to see if they are a member of the
National Association of Ticket Brokers (natb.org). NATB members offer a
200% guarantee on tickets that don’t arrive in time for a game, concert or
show.
5) Buy only from trusted vendors. Buy online only from vendors you know
and trust. Look for the lock symbol in the web address to indicate a secure
purchasing system. Don’t click through from emails or online ads; a
common scam trick is to create a web address that is similar to a wellknown company. If your event host redirects you to a third-party ticket
broker, confirm that the ticket broker is selling tickets at a price that is
listed clearly and always read the site’s fine print.
6) Know the refund and guarantee policies. You should only purchase
tickets from a ticket reseller that provides clear details about the terms of
the transaction. Be aware of policies regarding late arriving tickets or
tickets that do not gain you admission to the event so that you can gather
any required documentation to support your claim.