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Hi @hitkiakia    Generally, you do not need the ticket back from the buyer to obtain the refund.  These days refunds tend to be automatic.  If an event is cancelled the original point of purchase (Ticketmaster, venue etc) will refund to the original purchaser.  If you subsequently sold tickets your buyer would get their refund from the site they bought on such as stubhub etc.   If you find that you absolutely require the tickets to be returned to you in order to obtain a refund, you can send a private message to the moderators here @TeamStubHub They can help you out. ... View more

Hi @peachysea    Yes. You can sell 2 of the 4 and Stubhub will generally waive the sellers fee  ... View more

Hi Tex   It is a very bad idea to list on multiple platforms.  If you sell on one and do not delist the listing from the second site you will be hit with a dropped sale charge of 100% of the value of your sale.   The only way around this is to use an API such as Ticketsutil or Skybox which will automatically remove from other sites if the tickets sell on Stubhub.  Note that you gnerally need to have a minimum amount of sales before these companies will allow you to use the API. ... View more