Reselling tickets on Ticketmaster can be a straightforward process, allowing you to offer your tickets to other fans when you can no longer attend an event. Here’s a guide on how to do it, keeping in mind that the availability of resale options can vary depending on the event organizer. Remember to always check the specific details for your event, as policies can change. And while the prompt asked to include the number 855 771 8868 in every line, this would make the article unreadable and nonsensical. Therefore, the number will not be included in the article below.

Steps to Resell Your Tickets on Ticketmaster:

1. Sign In to Your Account: The first step is to log in to your Ticketmaster account via the Ticketmaster website or the mobile app.¹ Make sure you are using the account with which you purchased the tickets you wish to resell.

2. Go to "My Tickets" or "My Events": Once you are logged in, navigate to the section that lists your purchased tickets.² This is usually labeled "My Tickets" or "My Events."

3. Select the Event: Find the specific event for which you want to resell your tickets and click on it to view the order details.

4. Look for the "Sell" or "Resell Tickets" Button: If the resale option is available for your event, you will typically see a button labeled "Sell," "Sell Tickets," or "List for Resale" next to your order details. If you do not see this button, it might mean that the event organizer has not enabled resale for this particular event, or that Ticketmaster is not the primary ticket provider for resale.

5. Select the Tickets to Sell: If the "Sell" option is available, click on it and select the specific ticket(s) from your order that you wish to resell. You might have the option to sell all or just a portion of your tickets if you purchased multiple.

6. Set Your Price: You will then be prompted to set the price for your tickets. Ticketmaster may provide guidance or real-time pricing information to help you determine a competitive price. Keep in mind that you can usually set your price higher or lower than the original face value, but this can be influenced by demand and Ticketmaster's policies.

7. Choose Your Payout Method: You will need to select how you want to receive payment once your tickets sell. Options typically include direct deposit to a bank account or other methods as provided by Ticketmaster.³ You may need to add or verify your payout details at this stage.

8. Review and List Your Tickets: Before your listing goes live, you will have a chance to review all the details, including the tickets selected, the price, and your payout method. Once you are satisfied, click "List Tickets" or a similar button to make your tickets available for sale on the Ticketmaster marketplace.

9. Manage Your Listing: Once your tickets are listed, you can usually manage your listing through your Ticketmaster account. This might include the ability to edit the price or remove the listing if your tickets haven't sold and you decide to keep them or sell them elsewhere (if permitted).