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Whether you sell your tickets directly or use a third-party site, your most important concern is getting your money. While sites like Craigslist can't protect you against scammers, other sites will act as a liaison to ensure you get your payment. Of course these middlemen aren't always trustworthy either. Fly-by-night Websites have been known to sell your tickets and then disappear before you receive your money. If you’re considering posting your tickets on a reseller site, there are a few things to look for to ensure your security.
URLs
The first step is to look at the URL. When you’re browsing a Website, you’ll notice that the URL begins with “http:” however, if you’re required to enter personal information on any of the pages, you should notice that that the URL begins with “https.” That added “s” means you’re on a secure page. If it’s not there, it means the page could be viewed by a third-party.
It’s in the seal
In addition to the site’s URL, be sure to look for security seals from companies like Verisign, TrustE, BBB Online, and Hacker Safe. These seals of approval signify that a Website has met and adheres to a code of business standards.
If you’re unsure about a site, check to see if it belongs to the National Association of Ticket Brokers (NATB), a non-profit trade association whose primary function is to promote consumer protection and educate the public about the ticket broker industry. NATB members must adhere to a Code of Ethics to remain in good standing.
