Resell my ticket privately
Private resale lets you offer your ticket to a specific person through Quicket.
The event organiser must have enabled ticket resale for this option to be available.
Check whether resale is available
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Find the ticket you want to sell.
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Look for List Ticket For Resale.
If the button is available, you can list the ticket for resale.
List your ticket privately
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Select List Ticket For Resale.
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Select the ticket you want to sell.
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Leave the public resale toggle off.
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Enter the buyer's email address.
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Check the email address carefully.
The buyer will receive an email from Quicket containing a link to purchase your ticket.
When will I be refunded?
You aren't refunded simply because you've listed the ticket.
Your refund is processed only after the buyer successfully purchases it.
Once sold:
- Your original ticket is cancelled
- The buyer receives a new ticket
- Your refund is processed
If you originally paid by card, the refund is processed back to the account used for the payment.
If you paid using certain other payment methods, you may be asked to provide your banking details.
Refunds can take approximately 7 working days to reflect after the resale is successfully completed.
How much will I receive?
If your ticket sells successfully, you'll be refunded the face value of the ticket.
The original booking fee and optional extras aren't included in the resale refund.
What if the buyer doesn't purchase it?
Your ticket isn't sold until the person completes their purchase.
You can check its status from the Currently Listed section of your Quicket account.
Can I cancel the listing?
Yes, provided the ticket isn't currently being purchased and hasn't already been sold.
Go to Currently Listed, find the ticket and select Cancel.
Once cancelled, you'll have access to the ticket again.
What’s next?
List your ticket publicly, transfer it without selling, or cancel an existing resale listing.