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Bob · ‎12-10-2022

I suggest that you try going to the "Buying and Purchased tickets" forum in this "Community" and view the pinned thread on this topic for instructions on how to locate your tickets.

Bob · ‎12-10-2022

Were you logged in to the site when you bought them or did you buy them as a guest? If you bought as a guest, the site won't show them in your account when you are logged in and that's why you would need an access code in order to view them.

Bob · ‎12-09-2022

Unfortunately, that option does not exist. A smart seller will drop their price if their tickets don't sell. You can set a price alert if you don't see the tickets you want at the price you want to pay. Good luck.

Bob · ‎12-09-2022

You can probably sell the parking pass separately on StubHub if your event tickets were not listed to include the parking pass. You can also just simply transfer the parking pass to your buyer if you are feeling so generous. However, you should not ever contact your buyer directly as it is not allowed. You can ask StubHub to contact them and relay your question to them asking if they can use the parking pass.

Bob · ‎12-09-2022

You can list your ticket for any price you like. If there is high demand, you may be able to sell for more than you paid. You also might need to sell it for a loss or if demand is very low, you may not be able to sell it at all. You may want to browse other listings to see what prices other sellers are asking. There are no had and fast rules about listing prices. Good luck.

Bob · ‎12-09-2022

In the USA, most event tickets do not require the name on the ticket to match the name of the person attending. The venues only require a person attending to present a valid ticket. I have no idea about whether this is also true in Thailand. If you are worried, then you should probably contact the event venue to ask. StubHub or StubHub users in this community probably can't provide the answer.

Bob · ‎12-09-2022

I'm not sure of the answer to your question. The 1099 that StubHub sends you will show gross sales, not the amount paid to you, and it is possible that they will send it for 2022 because your sale occurred in 2022. It's a good question and it would be helpful if StubHub would provide an answer. You certainly do not need to declare the income in the year prior to the one in which you receive it. Do consult your tax advisor about this. Other StubHub users or even StubHub itself can't give you the best advice for your own personal finanaces.

Bob · ‎12-09-2022

It looks like you didn't read the terms of selling on StubHub before listing your tickets for sale. What happened to you is considered normal and falls under the calcellation policy. Sorry.

Bob · ‎12-09-2022

StubHub doesn't care about the original price you paid for your tickets. That field is for your own reference only.

Bob · ‎12-07-2022

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