Complete Guide To Reselling Tickets | Part 2 (VERIFIED FANS)

[@pietraop2975]

Can you just put random zipcodes in? Or does it need to be the nearest zip code to the concert. so the algorith loves you.

[@ticketmanzach]

Great question. I assume this question is in regards to verified fans, it won’t hurt to put the zip code near the concert, but at the end of the day it’s going to come down to how many entries you have. A couple years ago people would claim that a close zip code works better but I haven’t noticed too much on this recently. As of now, Ticketmaster put a pause on Verified Fans, all the releases during the past few months have been regular releases with your Ticketmaster account. The great thing now is that you can make fresh accounts and actually have really good queue spot. This is because Ticketmaster revamped their algorithm to make it a lot easier for beginners to get into ticket reselling which is great, I’ll make another video addressing this in more detail.

[@Crypto_Catholic_Crow]

Thank you, this is a high quality presentation. Looking forward to part 3. I’ll be taking a look into the membership. One question, can you talk to time commitment and how this process can scale? How much time commitment with a budget of $1k, $10k, vs $100k?

[@ticketmanzach]

Having a budget of 1k is a great place to start off. But at the end of the day it will come down to how much juice you have. By 'juice' I mean how good you are at getting presale codes and how good your ticketmaster accounts are. You can have 10k ready to invest but it will be useless if you are always late in queue because then the good seats will be gone. It will take a decent amount of learning & commitment at first but once you have a nice setup then things will come much easier.

[@ashtonbenning3280]

I joined the discord 2 days ago and I already made my money back LMAO, super hyped to take this seriously 🎉

[@h1media579]

Hey bro was you a beginner and if so did you find it challenging or easy as you went along as I’m looking to start and engage with people.

[@ashtonbenning3280]

Yeah i was pretty new when I started out but now i know much more@@h1media579

[@ashtonbenning3280]

@@h1media579I was a beginner but I used to do sneaker flipping which is pretty similar. But it’s 100% doable for complete beginners either way

[@milanlange]

where to sell and where to buy ??🙏🙏🙏pls bro

[@Jv4150]

same

[@videogameplayer0552]

20:16, Trevor Zegras? You a hockey fan too? Lol

[@ticketmanzach]

hahaha glad you caught that

[@Eric-sf8zw]

You are giving great info and I’m very curious about the discord, however I would like a bit more information on how many active members and what it provides. Thank you

[@meezoid579]

one way to find out

[@nickgomez8602]

I keep getting such bad queue spots😢 anyway I can buy juiced accounts

[@ticketmanzach]

You wanna get accounts that are aged and have previous purchasing history. There are vendors on Telegram that sell aged accounts for $30 each but maybe 2 out of 10 will be juiced. Best way to get juiced accounts is hitting up your personal network

[@ticketmanzach]

Try your accounts again, Ticketmaster revamped their algorithm and are juicing newer accounts

[@SameG12]

where to buy aged gmails?

[@koktail5239]

do i need to have proxies from the country where the mobile number is (ex. Can an american proxy have slovenian phone number)?

[@ticketmanzach]

You need to be using a Ticketmaster.com (USA) account when going for North American events. This means you want to use a USA proxy, not sure if a Slovenian phone number will work but you can try.

[@AndrewJames-d1e]

You don’t necessarily need proxies from the same country as your phone number. For example, an American proxy can work with a Slovenian phone number without any issues. However, if you're looking for a streamlined solution that simplifies this process, BrowserJet could be a great option. It offers built-in IPs, so you don’t have to worry about sourcing them separately. It’s designed to handle these kinds of scenarios efficiently, making it easier to manage your reselling setup. If you’re interested, I’d be happy to provide more info!

[@nickgomez8602]

if a friend gives me his ticketmaster account, should I change the email on it so I can have access to it and know if I won a code. Or will that mess up the whole point of using his account that has an aged gmail

[@ticketmanzach]

Yes! You should change the email on it so you can see if you've won codes and you can have easy access for 2fa. Don't worry, it wont mess up the ageing or anything like that.

[@nickgomez8602]

Thanks man. Last question, where do i get my proxies. Do I have to buy them? Should I be using residential or dc

[@ticketmanzach]

You gotta buy proxies. There's a couple options in the video description where you can use my discount code. But some other respectable options are Oculus Proxies, Live Proxies, Space Proxies. I use ISP for my ticketmaster accounts. For Verified Fans I'll use ISP if im re-using the signups or DC if im making brand new singups with fresh phone numbers. Just make sure your proxies are static, never buy rotating proxies.@@nickgomez8602

[@milanlange]

where to buy and where to sell ? 🙏🙏🙏pls guys

[@ticketmanzach]

Buy on Ticketmaster, sell on Lysted

[@Mr5320gustavo]

Is it possible to make consistent money just selling codes?

[@ticketmanzach]

It's harder these days since Verified Fans is not used as much as it used to be. Hard to make consistant money but you can deffinetely make decent money if there are high tier events that require unique presale codes and you got lots of entries for it

[@jasminewelland2521]

This is amazing, I'm just getting started in ticket reselling. Quick q, how can I sell presale codes? Where can I do that?

[@ticketmanzach]

Right now Ticketmaster put a pause of Verified Fans so selling VF codes is currently not a thing. But sometime you can buy/sell Artist Presale codes if the code is unique which is done in my Discord.

[@Debate12]

Hey, does this pause mean the market got harder to generate revenue?

[@ticketmanzach]

@@Debate12 It's harder for those who used to make lots of their money through Verified Fans, those who used to have bad luck or not a good setup for Verified Fans might not be heavily impacted

[@maksimpopuk2919]

What kind of proxies shouldi buy ? like there are residental proxies or proxy ipv4 etc. What kind of proxies should i buy for ticket reselling?

[@ticketmanzach]

I would stick to quality ISP's. Can't go wrong with these guys oculusproxies.com/legacy

[@nickgomez8602]

Quick question. Do you need to use a different debit/ credit card when checking out on different accounts? Or can I use the same

[@ticketmanzach]

You can use the same one. If you really want to use a different card then you can, you can even use VCCs (virtual credit cards) which some resellers use for each of their accounts. But at the end of the day lots of resellers are using the same cards for all their accounts. I wouldn't worry too much about this for now :)

[@serenityproaesthetics]

How do you signup for early releases from American Express, etc?

[@ticketmanzach]

You don't need to signup for AMEX presales. The AMEX presale code is available to anyone who has an AMEX card.

[@arongkron-cy7ws]

E.g you’ve done 10 accounts on the fan pre sale and 3 of them have won codes, how do you buy tickets on all the accounts at the same time when you have to be on a new proxy for each account if that makes sense, as in if you do 1 account at at time you won’t be getting on the website at the right time

[@ticketmanzach]

You will have separate browsing windows on different proxies so you can manage between accounts. To do this, you need to create separate google profiles and add a different proxy to each of them using an extension like BP Proxy Switcher

[@jwen7478]

Awesome video. Wondering, since I am in Canada, If I have a Canadian area code for my phone numbers and use US proxy's for them, does that affect any standings with tm?

[@ticketmanzach]

Thats perfectly fine, Ticketmaster doesn't care about this. Almost all Canadian resellers use USA proxies. Using a Canadian area code with US proxy is 100% fine and won't give you any disadvantages.

[@jwen7478]

@@ticketmanzachThanks for the response, and shared knowledge, you'll see me in your discord next month, just using the remaining time I got in my current tm dc. 👊

[@xxsavaxx2671]

Do you have any good websites for UK proxies to use?

[@AndrewJames-d1e]

I’ve found a proxy browser that could be a great fit for your ticket reselling business, especially for the UK market. It comes with built-in IP addresses, so you won’t have to purchase them separately. It also offers various features tailored for reselling that could really streamline your operations. If you’re interested, let me know and I can share more details!

[@Preston1234-y9x]

Is this still possible without having to pay all of the money for the proxies and Ticket notify?

[@ticketmanzach]

If you don't pay for proxies then you are limited to only using 1-2 accounts, and without a group you will have to do a lot more research and stay up to date with the latest codes & information.

[@AndrewJames-d1e]

Yes, it's still possible to manage this effectively without paying extra for individual proxies and Ticket Notify. BrowserJet could be the solution you’re looking for. It comes with its own set of new IPs, so you won’t need to purchase them separately, which can significantly cut down on your costs. Additionally, BrowserJet is specifically optimized for ticket reselling, making it a great fit for your needs. It streamlines the whole process and helps you stay efficient. If you want to learn more about how it can benefit you, just let me know!

[@xeno7309]

Do u have to pay for tickets once You get the code

[@ticketmanzach]

Yes, the code will give you access to make the purchase

[@xxtrosityxx1883]

How does someone not run off with your account when they log into your account for verified fans pre sale

[@ticketmanzach]

Ticketmaster has put a pause on Verified Fans for the time being so you won't have to worry about this. But if you were to sell a code and give the buyer your account, you would keep the email access and just change the password before and after the deal is completed

[@remokelm1838]

Could you do 50 or 100 Google profiles just for the specific reason to get more codes? And how many codes would I get out of, lets say, 50 profiles?

[@ticketmanzach]

Yeah you can scale your entries as much as you want if you have the phone numbers to accommodate each entry, just make sure each entry is on a different proxy. The amount of codes you get depends on how popular the artist is. With 50 entries: For a mid-tier artist you might get 5-15 and for a god-tier artist like Taylor swift you would be lucky to get 1-5

[@sirtroy7254]

How "aged" do the gmails have to be? Months? Years?

[@ticketmanzach]

I emphasized the importance of having aged Gmails, but to be honestly it's not that big of a deal. As long as you are using GMAILS and not any other type of email then you will be fine.

[@fives4me]

@@ticketmanzach does age of ticketmaster account increase chances of getting higher queue spots?

[@ticketmanzach]

The short answer is yes. Although there is no equation or formula that can tell us exactly how good each accounts queue spots will be, the best way to find out is simply by testing them out on drops. We find that most Ticketmaster accounts that have been aged or have purchasing history tend to have better queue spots. Freshly made accounts will almost always have bad queue spots which can be tough when you are battling for tickets in a high demand release.@@fives4me

[@Nick-yb4dl]

What if I’m tryna buy tickets for 2 different shows with the same account on the same wifi

[@ticketmanzach]

That's fine, you can queue different events on the same account on your wifi. You just can't use a second account and queue the same events again with your second account on your home wifi (you will need a proxy for the second account). So just to recap, I will be running a couple different events on the same account, for example at 10AM I like to run New York shows, Boston, Toronto, ect, and perhaps shows for a different artist aswell. I just recommend to not go over 6 events per account to avoid getting flagged.

[@Nick-yb4dl]

@@ticketmanzach alright thx for the response cuz Shakira and future/metro are both selling at the same time tmr 👍

[@AndrewJames-d1e]

If you're buying tickets for different shows with the same account on the same Wi-Fi, you might face issues. BrowserJet could solve this for you. It provides multiple IPs, so you can manage multiple tasks without conflicts. It’s designed to handle such scenarios smoothly. Let me know if you’d like more details!

[@Top10goons]

Can i do this from Nigeria?

[@ticketmanzach]

Yeah, you will need USA proxies, and create USA Ticketmaster accounts

[@h1media579]

Also how I do I get multiple uk proxy’s as I tested out a few and then it says my page can’t reload. As soon as it’s disabled it’s back to normal. What should I do ?

[@ticketmanzach]

If you only have a couple accounts then you don't need to use proxies. I would use some accounts on your home wifi and the other on your phone data. Invest in proxies once you have more accounts. You're gonna want to use USA proxies since most events we go for are in the USA, you will also be able to use these for UK events if you want. Check bartproxies.com/ can you can use code 'ZACH55' for 55% off

[@h1media579]

@@ticketmanzach thank you 🙏

[@ryanflynn6819]

part 3 bro?

[@ticketmanzach]

Out now!

[@h1media579]

Part 3 ?!

[@ticketmanzach]

Coming soon! Just got back to my PC recently as I was away for the holidays :)