Q: Tutorial: Live Nation All Access Setup (using an existing Ticketmaster/LiveNation account)

${frame}<a href="https://www.loom.com/embed/6e3eeecdfcf944d5bbdd305e7f05c203">Live Nation Access Setup</a> <h3 id="ourstepbystepguidetosettingupyourlivenationaccount">Our Step-by-step Guide to setting up your Live Nation Account</h3> <ol> <li>Go to the Live Nation All Access page, <a href="http://livenation.com/allaccess">livenation.com/allaccess</a></li> <li>Click Join for Free.</li> <li>When prompted, sign in using your existing Ticketmaster email and password. </li> <li>Complete any first-time setup prompts that appear after login.</li> <li>If asked to connect Spotify or Apple Music, either connect an account or click Skip.</li> <li>Confirm or update your location as needed or choose to skip this step.</li> <li>Congratulations! You have successfully joined Live Nation All Access.</li> </ol> ||| Cautionary Notes: <ol> <li>Ensure that you have your Ticketmaster credentials ready before starting the process.</li> <li>Be cautious when connecting third-party accounts; only connect if you are comfortable with it.</li> </ol> | Tips for Efficiency: <ol> <li>Complete the setup in a quiet environment to avoid distractions.</li> <li>Have your email and password saved in a secure password manager for quick access.</li> </ol>

Q: Glossary

<h3 id="theticketcollectiveterms">The Ticket Collective Terms:</h3> A quick-reference guide to the TTC Terms. | Term | Definition | | ---- | | Ticket Group Size | These are the number of seats you must purchase, and they must be directly next to each other in the same row, with no gaps. (For example, if the group size is 4, you must find 4 consecutive seats together. Purchasing 4 individual single seats in different locations does not qualify.) | | Event Priority Ranking | Event priority ranking tells you which events to opt in first. Each event listing indicates a type of ranking in order — Urgent Priority, High Priority, Medium Priority and Low Priority. | | Target Criteria Priority | Priority ranking tells you which tickets to target first when an event goes on sale. Each event listing includes a set of Target Criteria ranked in order — 1st Priority, 2nd Priority, 3rd Priority, and so on. Always start with 1st Priority. This represents the most preferred tickets. Only move to the next priority level if you cannot find tickets that match the current one. Each priority level specifies the sections, price limits, group sizes (consecutive seat count), and the required delivery method. All criteria listed must be met. If a ticket matches the section but exceeds the price limit, it does not qualify. | <h3 id="tickettypes">Ticket Types:</h3> A quick-reference guide to key ticket types. | Term | Definition | | | Floor Seats | Seats on the floor section of the venue — same level as the stage. Typically the closest

Question 1

U.S. Ticket Resale Laws by State

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Ticket resale is legal and widely practiced across the United States, but regulation happens at the state level. The BOTS Act (15 U.S.C. § 45c) prohibits automated circumvention of ticket purchase limits — everything else is governed by individual states. The table below summarizes each jurisdiction's approach, sourced from official legislative websites where statutes exist.

| State / Territory | Summary of Ticket Resale Laws | Government Source | | Alabama | No statewide price cap. A 2009 repeal of the state's anti-scalping law means tickets may be resold at any price under Ala. Code § 8-19E-2. Municipalities may still enact local ordinances. | Ala. Code § 8-19E-2 | | Alaska | No statewide ticket resale statute. Local ordinances may restrict scalping near venues. | NCSL 2024 summary | | Arizona | Petty offense to resell above face value (plus taxes/fees) within 200 feet of a venue. Outside the 200-foot zone, no price cap applies. A.R.S. § 13-3718 also prohibits altering a printed ticket price without the original vendor's consent. | A.R.S. § 13-3718 | | Arkansas | Reselling tickets to high school or college athletic events or charitable events above face value is prohibited. No restriction on reselling tickets to other event types. Ark. Code § 5-63-201. | Ark. Code § 5-63-201 | | California | No statewide price cap. Civil Code § 1739.1 requires refund guarantees and prohibits deceptive practices (e.g., listing tickets the seller doesn't o

Question 2

Tutorial: Live Nation All Access Setup (using an existing Ticketmaster/LiveNation account)

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Our Step-by-step Guide to setting up your Live Nation Account

Go to the Live Nation All Access page, livenation.com/allaccess
Click Join for Free.
When prompted, sign in using your existing Ticketmaster email and password.
Complete any first-time setup prompts that appear after login.
If asked to connect Spotify or Apple Music, either connect an account or click Skip.
Confirm or update your location as needed or choose to skip this step.
Congratulations! You have successfully joined Live Nation All Access.

||| Cautionary Notes:

Ensure that you have your Ticketmaster credentials ready before starting the process.
Be cautious when connecting third-party accounts; only connect if you are comfortable with it.

| Tips for Efficiency:

Complete the setup in a quiet environment to avoid distractions.
Have your email and password saved in a secure password manager for quick access.

Question 3

Glossary

Accepted Answer

The Ticket Collective Terms:

A quick-reference guide to the TTC Terms. | Term | Definition | | ---- | | Ticket Group Size | These are the number of seats you must purchase, and they must be directly next to each other in the same row, with no gaps. (For example, if the group size is 4, you must find 4 consecutive seats together. Purchasing 4 individual single seats in different locations does not qualify.) | | Event Priority Ranking | Event priority ranking tells you which events to opt in first. Each event listing indicates a type of ranking in order — Urgent Priority, High Priority, Medium Priority and Low Priority. | | Target Criteria Priority | Priority ranking tells you which tickets to target first when an event goes on sale. Each event listing includes a set of Target Criteria ranked in order — 1st Priority, 2nd Priority, 3rd Priority, and so on. Always start with 1st Priority. This represents the most preferred tickets. Only move to the next priority level if you cannot find tickets that match the current one. Each priority level specifies the sections, price limits, group sizes (consecutive seat count), and the required delivery method. All criteria listed must be met. If a ticket matches the section but exceeds the price limit, it does not qualify. |

Ticket Types:

Question 4

AXS - How to Transfer Tickets & Forward Transfer Confirmation

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||| IMPORTANT: Before submitting your ticket transfers, you must first submit your order confirmation.

Key Steps

Navigate to your Ticket Collective dashboard.
- Open theticketcollective.com and navigate to your personal user dashboard.
- For ticket transfers, open the section entitled Track your Ticket Transfers.
- Review the transfer instructions, as seen below. Keep this tab open.
Log in to your AXS and access your account.
- Select Your Account from the menu.
Open the Your Tickets tab and start a transfer.
- In Your Account, switch to the Your Tickets tab.

* Click the Transfer button in the top-right corner.

Select the event and tickets to transfer.
- Find the event for which you want to transfer tickets. ![](http

Question 5

Step 5 - Completing Your Purchase, Forwarding Confirmation & Transferring your tickets

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Cart Approved

Once you have an approved cart, you're on the clock.

|| You will be notified with cart approvals/rejections through email/sms, and your dashboard.

Retrieve your Virtual Card Information (if you have not yet)

Head to your Personal Details Page and grab your Virtual Card details (Card number, expiration, and CVV).

| TIP: Save this payment method for faster checkout next time!

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Marketplace Checkout

Go back to the marketplace and complete your purchase. Always remember:

Do not add ticket insurance
Always confirm the correct delivery method is selected. (**Alway

Question 6

Step 4 - How to Submit a Cart for Review

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Cart your tickets

After carting tickets that match the target criteria for an event, you will need to submit a screenshot of your cart for our team to approve seat locations and pricing.

|| Cart screenshots can only be submitted through the Ticket Collective dashboard, not through email or SMS.

Key Steps

Open your Ticket Collective personal dashboard.

After carting tickets for an event, you will need to submit a screenshot of your cart for our team to approve seat locations and pricing.
To do so, be sure you are logged in to your Ticket Collective personal dashboard before beginning to buy.
You will navigate to the event page (shown below) to find

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Select the event you have just purchased.

Find the desired event, as shown in the top picture.
Select the green button labeled Upload Cart Screenshot.
This will open a section allowing you to upload your screenshots. You can either drag and drop it into the box, click to browse your files, or just paste it directly with Ctrl+V (

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