Fan To Fan

kid canada

GirlLovesPJ said:

baldog27 said:

Can anyone confirm if you can sell F2F ticket (US Resident) on the Foreign TM Pages and Get Paid.  For example - can I sell a Berlin ticket and get paid in my US Bank account?  I am aware the rules initially said you have to be a resident of the country (or have a bank account) where the show Country is,  to get paid - but there are options on the TM (DE - Germany) site to link your USA bank account and I am wondering if anyone has gotten them to work?

You need the local currency bank account. I’m a US resident and was able to sell Vancouver tickets by opening up a Wise account for CAD. Wise allows you to open an account in many different currencies. I can’t however, sell my New Zealand or Australia tickets, because they require a local address in addition to an account in the local currency. I’m not sure whether Wise will work for Europe. That depends whether they only need w local currency account or a local address in addition to that. You’d need to check with TM.

I'm a Canadian resident but I have a US bank account (RBC US in Georgia) but it's tied to my Canadian address. Maybe that's the problem.

crashing88

SHZA said:

Top doesn't mean best. 

I guess that's why my Section 14 single I listed last night is still there, though it's not the best seat.

jimjam1982

Changing it from best seats to top seats - what a shit move by TM...now the sorting is all wonky.

logan5ive

kid canada said:

Anyone know why when I click on "Sell Tickets" for a Wrigley show (to use F2F) it says 

Resale for this event has not been turned on by the Event Organizer

Please check back again as this may change.

F2F hasn't been opened yet for the Wrigley shows. Apparently it will "soon". ...I also happen to be looking for 2 tix for each Wrigley show.

GirlLovesPJ

kid canada said:

GirlLovesPJ said:

baldog27 said:

Can anyone confirm if you can sell F2F ticket (US Resident) on the Foreign TM Pages and Get Paid.  For example - can I sell a Berlin ticket and get paid in my US Bank account?  I am aware the rules initially said you have to be a resident of the country (or have a bank account) where the show Country is,  to get paid - but there are options on the TM (DE - Germany) site to link your USA bank account and I am wondering if anyone has gotten them to work?

You need the local currency bank account. I’m a US resident and was able to sell Vancouver tickets by opening up a Wise account for CAD. Wise allows you to open an account in many different currencies. I can’t however, sell my New Zealand or Australia tickets, because they require a local address in addition to an account in the local currency. I’m not sure whether Wise will work for Europe. That depends whether they only need w local currency account or a local address in addition to that. You’d need to check with TM.

I'm a Canadian resident but I have a US bank account (RBC US in Georgia) but it's tied to my Canadian address. Maybe that's the problem.

You need a EURO bank account for sure to sell your Berlin Tickets. That you can set up on Wise.com with no problem. The question is whether TM Germany requires a local address from the seller in addition to the EURO account. For me, TM Canada did not require a local address, whereas NZ/Australia did. I was able to sell and get paid for my Vancouver tickets, but I won’t be able to sell my NZ/Aus tickets on F2F because of their address requirement.

SHZA

GirlLovesPJ said:

kid canada said:

GirlLovesPJ said:

baldog27 said:

Can anyone confirm if you can sell F2F ticket (US Resident) on the Foreign TM Pages and Get Paid.  For example - can I sell a Berlin ticket and get paid in my US Bank account?  I am aware the rules initially said you have to be a resident of the country (or have a bank account) where the show Country is,  to get paid - but there are options on the TM (DE - Germany) site to link your USA bank account and I am wondering if anyone has gotten them to work?

You need the local currency bank account. I’m a US resident and was able to sell Vancouver tickets by opening up a Wise account for CAD. Wise allows you to open an account in many different currencies. I can’t however, sell my New Zealand or Australia tickets, because they require a local address in addition to an account in the local currency. I’m not sure whether Wise will work for Europe. That depends whether they only need w local currency account or a local address in addition to that. You’d need to check with TM.

I'm a Canadian resident but I have a US bank account (RBC US in Georgia) but it's tied to my Canadian address. Maybe that's the problem.

You need a EURO bank account for sure to sell your Berlin Tickets. That you can set up on Wise.com with no problem though. The question is whether TM Germany requires a local address from the seller in addition to the EURO account. For me, TM Canada did not require a local address, whereas NZ/Australia did. I was able to sell and get paid for my Vancouver tickets, but I won’t be able to sell my NZ/Aus tickets on F2F because of their address requirement.

I think the question was given that there's an option on TM Germany to use a US bank account to sell, whether anyone has done that successfully (or not). I noticed that TM UK also would allow a US bank account but the fine print still mentioned local currency. 

GirlLovesPJ

SHZA said:

GirlLovesPJ said:

kid canada said:

GirlLovesPJ said:

baldog27 said:

Can anyone confirm if you can sell F2F ticket (US Resident) on the Foreign TM Pages and Get Paid.  For example - can I sell a Berlin ticket and get paid in my US Bank account?  I am aware the rules initially said you have to be a resident of the country (or have a bank account) where the show Country is,  to get paid - but there are options on the TM (DE - Germany) site to link your USA bank account and I am wondering if anyone has gotten them to work?

You need the local currency bank account. I’m a US resident and was able to sell Vancouver tickets by opening up a Wise account for CAD. Wise allows you to open an account in many different currencies. I can’t however, sell my New Zealand or Australia tickets, because they require a local address in addition to an account in the local currency. I’m not sure whether Wise will work for Europe. That depends whether they only need w local currency account or a local address in addition to that. You’d need to check with TM.

I'm a Canadian resident but I have a US bank account (RBC US in Georgia) but it's tied to my Canadian address. Maybe that's the problem.

You need a EURO bank account for sure to sell your Berlin Tickets. That you can set up on Wise.com with no problem though. The question is whether TM Germany requires a local address from the seller in addition to the EURO account. For me, TM Canada did not require a local address, whereas NZ/Australia did. I was able to sell and get paid for my Vancouver tickets, but I won’t be able to sell my NZ/Aus tickets on F2F because of their address requirement.

I think the question was given that there's an option on TM Germany to use a US bank account to sell, whether anyone has done that successfully (or not). I noticed that TM UK also would allow a US bank account but the fine print still mentioned local currency. 

I don’t know about anyone else, but my US account is grayed out when I open Ticketmaster Canada, so I cannot use it. 

HailHailVitalogy

I got a dumb scenario I’d like to run by you all

I got this guy with Philly tickets, who wants me to log into his TM and add to my wallet. Problem is tickets don’t become available to add to wallet until 3 days before the show. He screen shotted me his “my tickets” that shows the ticket available to add to wallet and “sell” for F2F, with the transfer greyed out. No one has tickets available for their wallet yet right?

NewfieintheUSA

HailHailVitalogy said:

I got a dumb scenario I’d like to run by you all

I got this guy with Philly tickets, who wants me to log into his TM and add to my wallet. Problem is tickets don’t become available to add to wallet until 3 days before the show. He screen shotted me his “my tickets” that shows the ticket available to add to wallet and “sell” for F2F, with the transfer greyed out. No one has tickets available for their wallet yet right?

Correct 

PJNB

The only reason someone would be selling Philly without fan to fan is because they are from another country and dont know how to use a wise account. 

If I did not have friends of friends with them and I was not making a trade with them for something they wanted I would be very wary of sending money for Philly with hopes of getting a ticket later with account sharing. 

RatherStarved

GirlLovesPJ said:

kid canada said:

GirlLovesPJ said:

baldog27 said:

Can anyone confirm if you can sell F2F ticket (US Resident) on the Foreign TM Pages and Get Paid.  For example - can I sell a Berlin ticket and get paid in my US Bank account?  I am aware the rules initially said you have to be a resident of the country (or have a bank account) where the show Country is,  to get paid - but there are options on the TM (DE - Germany) site to link your USA bank account and I am wondering if anyone has gotten them to work?

You need the local currency bank account. I’m a US resident and was able to sell Vancouver tickets by opening up a Wise account for CAD. Wise allows you to open an account in many different currencies. I can’t however, sell my New Zealand or Australia tickets, because they require a local address in addition to an account in the local currency. I’m not sure whether Wise will work for Europe. That depends whether they only need w local currency account or a local address in addition to that. You’d need to check with TM.

I'm a Canadian resident but I have a US bank account (RBC US in Georgia) but it's tied to my Canadian address. Maybe that's the problem.

You need a EURO bank account for sure to sell your Berlin Tickets. That you can set up on Wise.com with no problem. The question is whether TM Germany requires a local address from the seller in addition to the EURO account. For me, TM Canada did not require a local address, whereas NZ/Australia did. I was able to sell and get paid for my Vancouver tickets, but I won’t be able to sell my NZ/Aus tickets on F2F because of their address requirement.

I set up on wise to get a euro account and I think TM has accepted it, but who knows.  The account had a physical address in Belgium.  I sold my lovely obstructed view 10c Berlin tickets for a loss (thanks 10c, that was awesome).  Will I ever get paid? No clue.  

HailHailVitalogy

PJNB said:

The only reason someone would be selling Philly without fan to fan is because they are from another country and dont know how to use a wise account. 

If I did not have friends of friends with them and I was not making a trade with them for something they wanted I would be very wary of sending money for Philly with hopes of getting a ticket later with account sharing. 

Exactly. I knew my answer, I just wanted to make sure there’s no way anyone has tickets in their account yet for any show.

baldog27

SHZA said:

GirlLovesPJ said:

kid canada said:

GirlLovesPJ said:

baldog27 said:

Can anyone confirm if you can sell F2F ticket (US Resident) on the Foreign TM Pages and Get Paid.  For example - can I sell a Berlin ticket and get paid in my US Bank account?  I am aware the rules initially said you have to be a resident of the country (or have a bank account) where the show Country is,  to get paid - but there are options on the TM (DE - Germany) site to link your USA bank account and I am wondering if anyone has gotten them to work?

You need the local currency bank account. I’m a US resident and was able to sell Vancouver tickets by opening up a Wise account for CAD. Wise allows you to open an account in many different currencies. I can’t however, sell my New Zealand or Australia tickets, because they require a local address in addition to an account in the local currency. I’m not sure whether Wise will work for Europe. That depends whether they only need w local currency account or a local address in addition to that. You’d need to check with TM.

I'm a Canadian resident but I have a US bank account (RBC US in Georgia) but it's tied to my Canadian address. Maybe that's the problem.

You need a EURO bank account for sure to sell your Berlin Tickets. That you can set up on Wise.com with no problem though. The question is whether TM Germany requires a local address from the seller in addition to the EURO account. For me, TM Canada did not require a local address, whereas NZ/Australia did. I was able to sell and get paid for my Vancouver tickets, but I won’t be able to sell my NZ/Aus tickets on F2F because of their address requirement.

I think the question was given that there's an option on TM Germany to use a US bank account to sell, whether anyone has done that successfully (or not). I noticed that TM UK also would allow a US bank account but the fine print still mentioned local currency. 

On any of these three (UK, DE, ES) you can list your tickets to sell.  Then they ask you to confirm seller "identity" details > this takes you to a verification page where you can toggle your country of registration (I chose USA) > then you provide DOB and last four of social, address, email, phone number > then you can upload any form of ID (I chose Passport) > Then in step 2. You can verify your bank details with ADYEN (I chose Chase) > It allows you to log into your account to verify and link to your TM account (All of this is very official and easy to use) It then says verification complete and takes you to a page confirming your provided Identity and Bank details. "Data Provide is Shown" Then you hit complete and a guy with his feet kicked back on his desk says you're all set we will let you know if we need anything further.

Or sorry if you read all that - here is my fear.  I sell a ticket and I never get paid. I have already sold a Berlin GA but I am a little worried I am making a  mistake here.  The Sold email does say they will pay around 10-12 days after the event, fine...but I do not want to find out I have a bank problem after the event has happened... All of my data on TM.De says provided  - however it also says 

"More time is needed to verify the information below. This usually takes 2-3 business days. Please reach out to Ticketmaster or visit our FAQ page if you have any questions in the meantime" (it has been weeks)

Looking for anyone with same experience. USA Customer selling Europe Tickets trying to get paid in USA account. (sorry I do not care about your Australia issues - I will have this in November also - baby steps)

GirlLovesPJ

RatherStarved said:

GirlLovesPJ said:

kid canada said:

GirlLovesPJ said:

baldog27 said:

Can anyone confirm if you can sell F2F ticket (US Resident) on the Foreign TM Pages and Get Paid.  For example - can I sell a Berlin ticket and get paid in my US Bank account?  I am aware the rules initially said you have to be a resident of the country (or have a bank account) where the show Country is,  to get paid - but there are options on the TM (DE - Germany) site to link your USA bank account and I am wondering if anyone has gotten them to work?

You need the local currency bank account. I’m a US resident and was able to sell Vancouver tickets by opening up a Wise account for CAD. Wise allows you to open an account in many different currencies. I can’t however, sell my New Zealand or Australia tickets, because they require a local address in addition to an account in the local currency. I’m not sure whether Wise will work for Europe. That depends whether they only need w local currency account or a local address in addition to that. You’d need to check with TM.

I'm a Canadian resident but I have a US bank account (RBC US in Georgia) but it's tied to my Canadian address. Maybe that's the problem.

You need a EURO bank account for sure to sell your Berlin Tickets. That you can set up on Wise.com with no problem. The question is whether TM Germany requires a local address from the seller in addition to the EURO account. For me, TM Canada did not require a local address, whereas NZ/Australia did. I was able to sell and get paid for my Vancouver tickets, but I won’t be able to sell my NZ/Aus tickets on F2F because of their address requirement.

I set up on wise to get a euro account and I think TM has accepted it, but who knows.  The account had a physical address in Belgium.  I sold my lovely obstructed view 10c Berlin tickets for a loss (thanks 10c, that was awesome).  Will I ever get paid? No clue.  

If TM accepted your euro account info then it looks promising. I did not even get to that point with my New Zealand ticket. They asked me to upload a copy of my ID and enter a New Zealand residence address. I was unable to even use the Wise account physical address, as it is in the UK, not in New Zealand. 

RatherStarved

GirlLovesPJ said:

RatherStarved said:

GirlLovesPJ said:

kid canada said:

GirlLovesPJ said:

baldog27 said:

Can anyone confirm if you can sell F2F ticket (US Resident) on the Foreign TM Pages and Get Paid.  For example - can I sell a Berlin ticket and get paid in my US Bank account?  I am aware the rules initially said you have to be a resident of the country (or have a bank account) where the show Country is,  to get paid - but there are options on the TM (DE - Germany) site to link your USA bank account and I am wondering if anyone has gotten them to work?

You need the local currency bank account. I’m a US resident and was able to sell Vancouver tickets by opening up a Wise account for CAD. Wise allows you to open an account in many different currencies. I can’t however, sell my New Zealand or Australia tickets, because they require a local address in addition to an account in the local currency. I’m not sure whether Wise will work for Europe. That depends whether they only need w local currency account or a local address in addition to that. You’d need to check with TM.

I'm a Canadian resident but I have a US bank account (RBC US in Georgia) but it's tied to my Canadian address. Maybe that's the problem.

You need a EURO bank account for sure to sell your Berlin Tickets. That you can set up on Wise.com with no problem. The question is whether TM Germany requires a local address from the seller in addition to the EURO account. For me, TM Canada did not require a local address, whereas NZ/Australia did. I was able to sell and get paid for my Vancouver tickets, but I won’t be able to sell my NZ/Aus tickets on F2F because of their address requirement.

I set up on wise to get a euro account and I think TM has accepted it, but who knows.  The account had a physical address in Belgium.  I sold my lovely obstructed view 10c Berlin tickets for a loss (thanks 10c, that was awesome).  Will I ever get paid? No clue.  

If TM accepted your euro account info then it looks promising. I did not even get to that point with my New Zealand ticket. They asked me to upload a copy of my ID and enter a New Zealand residence address. I was unable to even use the Wise account physical address, as it is in the UK, not in New Zealand. 

Well, it’s out of my hands now.  The tickets are sold.  I guess I will have from a week or so after the show until the end of time to try to get some euros back from it.  

Sugarloafer04

what is happening with Vegas? It wants me to join a waiting room saying it will open at 1pm EDT? 

Original_Shifty

What the heck?

PJNB

Sugarloafer04 said:

what is happening with Vegas? It wants me to join a waiting room saying it will open at 1pm EDT? 

8 Minutes left! 

Lol what is this shit. 

DEGBTI

Im in the waiting room? wtf

mikesbri

maybe they are releasing the remaining tickets or probably just nothing