TERMS OF USE: CONSUMERS
When we refer to ourselves in these terms, we refer to Quicket, as well as our affiliates, subsidiaries, and each entity’s officers, directors, agents, partners and employees.
1. We are not the organiser
Third party organisers use the Quicket platform to promote their events, fundraising campaigns and subscription offers.
When purchasing tickets for an event, contributing to a fundraising campaign, or signing up for a subscription, you are contracting with the organiser and not with Quicket. We do not verify whether events, fundraisers, or subscription offers are genuine, nor whether any statements or descriptions made by the organisers are accurate. Prices and refund policies are set by the organisers. The organisers are responsible for delivering the event or subscription products or services, and for the proper application of donations.
Events, fundraisers and subscriptions may be subject to specific terms and conditions which are set by the organiser. Read and understand these before buying a ticket, contributing to a campaign or signing up for a subscription.
We are not responsible for any cancellation, postponement, limitation, or restriction of an event.
Any disputes or complaints you have about an event, campaign or subscription are between you and the organiser, unless the issue concerns our checkout platform or process. We may mediate the dispute or complaint in certain cases, but this is in our sole discretion.
2. Payments
Payments made via the platform are deemed to be made by the owner of the Quicket account used to make the payment, not to the owner of the credit card or bank account which is used to make payment.
Creating an account and accessing the platform are free. However, we charge fees when we process payments. These fees may vary based on individual agreements between organisers and Quicket. Our fees typically comprise a percentage based fee ("Commission") and a fixed fee per item ("Booking Fee"). Organisers ultimately determine whether these fees will be charged to consumers and shown as fees on the applicable booking page or absorbed into the ticket, donation or subscription price and paid by the organiser out of gross proceeds.
Our fees may change from time to time, and may vary based on several factors including but not limited to product type, price, country, payment method, and currency. Our fees can be viewed on the Quicket website under the relevant product section.
Our Booking Fee is non-refundable in all instances.
A payment is not confirmed until we receive payment in full. If we do not receive payment in full, we will notify you that the payment of the relevant amount has been unsuccessful.
Organisers select their payment processing method/s. You must use whatever payment processing method/s the organiser selects. If the organiser selects a payment processing method that uses a third party to process the payment, then neither Quicket nor any of its payment processing partners processes the transaction; we transmit your payment details to the organiser's designated payment provider.
We don’t store any bank card details on our servers. These are stored with the relevant payment providers.
If payment is made via electronic funds transfer, you must send us proof of payment, reflecting the correct bank account details, payment amount, and reference number.
All fee amounts indicated on the booking and checkout page are inclusive of value-added and similar taxes.
If any charge-back claim occurs, it is your responsibility to provide the organiser with all necessary documentation to resolve the claim.
If we suspect that a transaction may be fraudulent, we may request proof (for example, proof of identification, proof of address, etc.) to determine the validity of the transaction.
3. Refunds
All transactions are between you and the organiser. You must contact the organiser with any refund requests. Whether you are entitled to a refund will depend on the refund policy of the event. We do not determine (nor are we responsible for) the refund policy; this is determined by the event organiser (and is communicated to you during the ticket purchase process). Please check the refund policy carefully and take note of your rights.
Any refund will exclude our fee and you will always be responsible for any bank charges incurred in processing any refund.
Where applicable, you authorize us to pay any refunds into the same account that you used to make the initial payment.
If an event is cancelled, or where we believe there is a risk of cancellation or non-performance, and we have facilitated the transaction via one of Quicket’s payment processing partners, we will initiate a refund of the transaction value (less our fee). Quicket also must be able to successfully complete the refund to your payment card account used for the underlying transaction. If your card issuing bank declines the refund, we may not be able to complete the refund.
If you have made payment via electronic funds transfer or another payment method which cannot be automatically refunded, we will need your bank details to process the refund. We will request these from you in writing. We can’t refund you if we don’t have your bank details, and after 3 years, you will permanently lose the right to a refund.
In certain instances, ticket proceeds are held by the organiser, and not by us. This will be communicated to you during the checkout process. Where this is the case, you must contact the organiser directly to obtain a refund. We are not responsible for processing refunds in instances where we don’t hold the ticket proceeds. Where an organiser has selected an integrated third party payment method, Quicket has no control over the funds, and cannot process a refund without the cooperation of the relevant provider.
4. Events
Certain events may not be appropriate for younger attendees. Age restrictions are determined by the relevant organiser. Where you buy a ticket for an age restricted event, you must make sure that you do not allow any person outside the relevant age group to attend the event.
Before purchasing tickets for a virtual event, you must make sure that you have the requisite equipment (including a suitable device and access to internet with sufficient bandwidth) to access the event.
Tickets are emailed to you. You may only access an event with a copy of your ticket. We will not replace lost, destroyed or stolen tickets. Neither Quicket, nor the event organiser will be responsible if a third-party gains access to an event because you did not keep your ticket or Quicket account details secure.
5. Fundraisers
Quicket doesn’t verify the identity of fundraising beneficiaries, whether contributions to a fundraiser are tax deductible or whether fundraiser beneficiaries are using monies received for a legitimate purpose.
Before contributing to a fundraiser, you must satisfy yourself with the legitimacy of the fundraiser, as well as the tax deductibility of your contributions.
Contributions to fundraisers are irrevocable, and no refund will be issued to you once you have contributed.
6. Subscriptions
The details of a subscription (as to frequency and amount) are set by the organiser. In certain instances, the organiser may allow you to determine your own subscription payments.
When you subscribe to a subscription plan, you authorize us to debit the relevant subscription payments from your chosen account, on a recurring basis. Unless otherwise specified, billing commences on the date that the subscription is signed-up for and reoccurs on the agreed dates, until the subscription is terminated by you or the organiser.
If you have agreed to make ongoing payments to a subscription campaign, you can, at any time, cancel any future payments (being payments which have not yet been collected). However, if you agreed to a specified number of recurring payments in exchange for particular goods or services from an organiser, you must ensure that you make the minimum number of payments to qualify for the goods or services. A failure to contribute to each and every payment may result in the organiser not providing the relevant goods or services to you and refusing a refund.
7. Reviews
Quicket may allow users to review events and campaigns.
Reviews are shared with the organiser, and the organiser may use these reviews in their own media or promotions.
Reviews may be publicly displayed on our site (unless you disable this function), and will show your name, unless you have opted to post anonymously.
8. Disclaimer, and Assumption of Risks by You
There are certain things we cannot promise.
Quicket sends tickets and transactional updates via email to the email address of the person making the order. Emails may be non-delivered due to a wide range of issues, from the user entering their email address incorrectly, upstream provider issues, or issues on the receiver's mailbox (such as a full inbox, company firewalls, or ending up in junk and promo folders). Quicket assumes no responsibility for non-delivery of email and ensures that your tickets are stored and accessible in your Quicket account for ease of access at any time.
Quicket does not guarantee that any event, subscription or fundraiser will meet expectations, or be safe, secure, uninterrupted, or error-free.
Quicket has no control over and does not guarantee the quality, safety, accuracy or legality of any event or content associated with an event, subscription or fundraiser. Quicket has no responsibility to you for, and we disclaim all liability from, the acts or omissions of any third parties.
There are risks associated with attending physical events; by attending an event, you choose to assume those risks voluntarily. These risks include, but are not limited to, damage to property, personal injury, illness, disability or death.
Certain events put you at increased risk. For example, attending a rock music festival could result in you suffering from hearing loss, seizures, or other injuries and health conditions caused by loud sounds, large crowds and special effects (such as flashing lights, laser projections, fireworks, etc.).
In attending an event, you assume all risks of loss associated with loss or damage to your person and/or property.