02-01-2007, 09:34 AM
Quote:January 27th 2007: Event Ticket Sales Policy
Please note: This policy will take effect at midnight GMT on 22nd January 2007 any auctions that were started prior to or on the 22nd will be allowed to run their full course. Auctions placed from the 23rd January onwards will be deemed to be in breach of this policy.
Tickets.
Tickets other than those prohibited under other sections of the prohibited items list such as, but not limited to, concert, festival, sporting event tickets must meet the following criteria.
Please ensure that you are not in breach of the terms of the ticket regarding resale, this information is often printed on the rear of the ticket.
All ticket sales must conform to the Resale of Ticket Regulations 1994. http://www.opsi.gov.uk/si/si1994/Uksi_19943248_en_1.htm The face value of the ticket must be clearly shown preferably by photograph and definitely in the description.
Tazbar does not allow the sale of tickets that are not in your possession at the time of placing the advert and during the complete period of the auction.
Charity Event Tickets.
Tickets for charity events can only be sold on Tazbar with an Instant Purchase price that is equal to or less than the face value. If an auction contains more than one ticket to be sold as a lot then the face value can be multiplied by the number of tickets. (e.g. two concert tickets with a face value of £20 each can have an Instant purchase price of £40 if sold as one lot). Auctions for charity event tickets that do not have an Instant Purchase price equal to or less than the face value may be removed without warning
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