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  • How & When do I get paid?
    How do I get paid? You earn money for every ticket you buy. Think of it as a commission: each ticket earns a set payout. Payout Schedule & Details: Methods: PayPal and Venmo Frequency: Payments are processed weekly on Fridays and split into two installments per completed purchase. Cutoff Time: All proof submissions must be received by 3:00 PM EST on Friday to qualify for that week's cycle (processing times may vary). When do I get paid?Some readers
  • The TTC Referral Program
    Know someone who’d be a good fit for The Ticket Collective? Refer them, and you’ll earn $20. How to refer someone There’s no referral link or code. Just tell your friend about TTC. When they sign up, they need to: Select Friend/Referral under “How did you find us?” Enter your email address and/or full name under “Who referred you?” TIP: Ask your friend to enter the email address on your TTC account. It’s the fastest way for us to connect the referral to you. Names aren’tFew readers
  • How Compensation & Commitment work
    What can I realistically earn? Compensation varies based on event demand, ticket availability, purchasing difficulty, and broker requirements. Certain high-demand events may carry premium rates, while lower-priority events may be offered at reduced rates. Current rates for each event appear in the event details on your dashboard and in email/SMS alerts. Participants are compensated for approved purchases—not for ticket resale profits. The Math at a Glance: Metric | **AFew readers
  • Will I receive a 1099? Am I responsible for taxes?
    Yes. If your earnings paid through PayPal or Venmo exceed $20,000 AND involve more than 200 transactions in a calendar year, we are required under current federal regulations to issue you a Form 1099‑K. Some states set a lower 1099-K threshold than the federal one. Maryland — where The Ticket Collective is based — requires a 1099-K at just $600 in earnings, with no transaction minimum. If you're a Maryland resident, you may receive a 1099-K well before hitting the federal $2Few readers

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