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Analyze ticket platform terms for hidden service fees, resale restrictions, and what happens when events are cancelled or postponed.

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Ticket Purchase Provisions I Check First

A $50 ticket becomes $75 after fees. Know what you're really paying and your rights if things go wrong.

All-In Fee Stacking

High Risk

Service fee + facility charge + order processing + delivery fee can add 30-50% to ticket price. "All-in pricing" still has exceptions.

Look for: All fee types, when they're disclosed, and total cost breakdown.

No Refunds for Postponed Events

High Risk

Event postponed for a year? You may only get credit, not a refund. "Rescheduled" often means no refund right at all.

Look for: Cancellation vs. postponement distinction, refund options, and credit expiration.

Non-Transferable Tickets

High Risk

Some tickets are locked to your name/account. Can't go? You can't sell or even give them away. Resale may void the ticket entirely.

Look for: Transfer restrictions, name-matching policies, and resale prohibitions.

Dynamic Pricing

Medium Risk

Prices change by the minute based on demand. That $100 ticket you saw becomes $300 when you check out. No price locks until purchase.

Look for: Dynamic pricing disclosure and price guarantee policies.

Resale Marketplace Guarantees

Medium Risk

Resale platforms "guarantee" tickets are real, but if they're not delivered, you may only get a refund—not comparable replacement tickets.

Look for: What "guarantee" actually covers and replacement vs. refund policies.

Ticket Insurance Limitations

Medium Risk

Ticket insurance sounds great until you read exclusions. Work conflicts, traffic, and "I changed my mind" aren't covered.

Look for: Insurance exclusions, claim process, and covered reasons.

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