Can I sell my ticket in STEP to a specific buyer?

I'm selling my ticket to a specific buyer -- can we use STEP?

The Secure Ticket Exchange Programme (STEP) works as a queue that matches tickets from sellers who no longer need them to buyers who weren't able to secure tickets before they sold out. Because it matches tickets based on your place in the queue (whether buying or selling), you are not able to use STEP to make a direct sale.

If you have a buyer in mind already to sell your ticket to, you'll need to transfer your ticket directly to that person from your Quicket account. No funds are processed through Quicket for ticket transfers, so you will need to sort out payment with the buyer directly. 

All you need to transfer your ticket is the buyer's email address. Please ensure that they have given you an email address they can access and that you enter it correctly while making the transfer from your Quicket account. Ticket transfers cannot be reversed.


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