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ALT - look at who is following them and who they are following. who’s retweeting them can also be helpful! - try and see if their location matches where they are selling tickets for, twitter indicates where the account is based from - see how new the account is and when they’ve been active. re emerging accounts could mean the account was stolen, hacked or sold - see if the account has only been used for selling and note if it has been used to sell in a variety of places e.g nyc, la and london and if all the events are hot tickets e.g. harry styles, ariana, dnp etc. anything making Buzz about being hard to buy - search their @ on twitter to see anyone warning about them or if this is what they do regularly. if you can’t find anything, check when they last changed their @ too - ask for screen recordings but be wary bc making a dummy app or email is actually pretty easy so compare to your own previous tickets. if someone is unwilling to give you a screen recording, that may be a red flag
ALT - make sure you know 100% where the original tickets were sold from so they dont fake tm and its actually from venue site etc. - check that the venue and location is correct and matches with confirmed dates - see if they copied the wording exactly from other tweets - only use paypal g&s, it protects you! no bank transfers! or other apps! they will let you get scammed :( - if someone replies to your iso tweet immediately or with a copy and paste template that says “I just got mine from @_____”, they are a scammer bot! - if the person has too many gold tickets or is low balling, it may just be too good to be true! those sales were hard! the base price in america was $250 and £175 in the uk + fees if you do get scammed, there are ways to get your money back sometimes! so dont beat yourself up! but try and be as thorough as you can before you buy tickets to avoid being in that situation! both guide pages have the title “guide for ticket buying.” the background is purple flowers.
ALT selling tickets? if you'd like us to share your ticket sale post: DM us a screenshot of your ticket confirmation email and a screen recording of your ticket(s). ~ start the video from your X account to your ticket from the ticketing platform (eg. Ticketmaster, AXS, SeatGeek, etc.) and then back to your X account. if your country doesn't allow you to download the ticketing app (if applicable), you may take a screen recording of the ticket(s) from the website. ~
ALT selling tickets? - make a post on your profile and DM it to us with info of your ticket + price so we can repost it. - we will repost your ticket sale post with our hashtag #dnpticketsale after we receive the proofs. note: we only repost tickets being sold at face value/original price! we don't do anything with your screenshot and video proof. it's just for us to verify that you have the tickets you're intending to sell. all ticket listings posted on our X/Twitter are posts from sellers who followed our instructions. however, please exercise caution when dealing with the sellers as well.
ALT trading tickets? tweet out your trading post (WTT), use our hashtag #dnptickettrade and/or tag us @dnptickets. if you wish to sell the tickets in the same post (WTT/WTS), follow the ticket selling rules. we won't repost if you don't follow the rules for ticket selling for these posts.
ALT exposing scammers? PUBLICLY: make a post/thread on your own profile with proofs. use our hashtag #dnpticketscam and/or tag us @dnptickets. ANONYMOUSLY: DM us proofs of the scammer(s) scamming/trying to scam. we'll make a post/thread on our own profile with our hashtag #dnptickets.
