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ChiLites Music A night on the town always brings a smile to your face. If you consider yourself a social butterfly, you may want to consider making a living by learning how to sell tickets online. You don't have to compete with Ticketmaster right off the bat, but one day, you could definitely get to their level.

Each venue has a list of prohibited items that you cannot bring in for their events. Those lists typically include any type of weapon, alcohol, artificial noisemakers, fireworks, outside food, etc. But the prohibited items vary greatly from venue to venue, so we recommend you check the venue's official website. Read on to see some examples of how the FanProtectTM Guarantee can work for you, and then check out the full policy to see exactly what's covered.

We're a marketplace, but we're also fans who know what it feels like when something comes between you and seeing the bands and teams you love. That's why we believe that going above and beyond to help you is the only way to go. So if you ever have a question or concern, give us a call and we'll do our best to help. Contact us with your order number and let us know. We may attempt to locate your tickets, provide replacement tickets that are as good as, or better than, the ones you bought, provide you a full refund, including service and delivery fees, or provide a FanCode (coupon) to use on a future purchase.

We all make mistakes. And if you make one on StubHub, it's easy to re-list your tickets. Just go to My Account and click the link next to the tickets you want to re-list. If you need help, give our customer support team a call. We can even help you find tickets for the date or event you wanted to buy for. We know that you can't control everything, but you won't be paid for ticket sales to events that are cancelled and not rescheduled.

If it's prior to the event and the tickets you received are not the ones you ordered, give us a call. We'll find you replacement tickets that are comparable to or better than the tickets you ordered or we'll give you a refund for the full cost of the tickets, including service and delivery fees. Yes. As long as you've followed all of the steps to send the tickets to the buyer, on time and as promised in your listing, we guarantee your payment.

If you already received your payment, we'll charge the exact amount of the payment on the payment method (e.g. credit card, debit card, PayPal account) you keep on file with us. As long as you fulfill and deliver the tickets you sold as promised, you'll receive your full payment - even if the event is rescheduled. Only tickets you buy on StubHub sites or StubHub mobile apps are covered by our FanProtect Guarantee. Watch out for sites, listings, and emails that misuse or attempt to mimic the StubHub brand and request payment for tickets.

When you buy tickets on StubHub sites or StubHub mobile apps, you can be confident you're getting the real thing, and we back up that promise with our FanProtect Guarantee. Unfortunately, not all ticket listings on the web are genuine. You may find ticket listings on sites other than StubHub sites or StubHub mobile apps that mimic our appearance and use our FanProtect Guarantee language to trick you out of your money. Remember, the only way to buy tickets from the trusted sellers on StubHub is to buy them on StubHub sites or StubHub mobile apps.