Ticket Inspector- What Happens When The Tickets Are Sold?

By Author: Bill Martin
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TicketInspector.com is a tool that helps create, sell and track the tickets that are custom created as per need of any client. After the event has been created, the client registers in the online system using the pre populated steps. After a merchant account is generated, it is linked with the event so that any further activity that is connected with the event is directly linked to the merchant account that has created it.
After this is done, an event is generated. This event is connected with the account to a specific pin and bar code. This bar code is again specific to a ticket. So for every 5000 tickets that are generated for an event, a single unique pin number and 5000 different barcodes are generated that connect the ticket to the event and uniquely identify each ticket. TicketInspector.com, thus also helps prevent fraud. The client can check for the bar code every time he checks the ticket to confirm whether the ticket is a unique one. If there is duplicity of the bar code that means there has been a fraud.
These tickets are available on the website and several other websites that have a tie up with TicketInspector.com. ...
... Thus there is a maximum chance of the tickets selling very well. Also since everything is electronic these days, most of the people prefer buying things online rather than waiting in a queue. Also the payment options can be set by the client when entering the basic information to decide how he wants to get paid. The two options available in TicketInspector.com is pay per ticket or pay per successful transaction. This way if a transaction involves the sale of multiple tickets, the bulk is transferred as a single payment.
So far the best feature of TicketInspector.com has not been conveyed. Most of the ticketing and marketing systems divert the amount received per sale to their database and then the secondary issue is done to the account of the client. There have been a lot of malpractices lately due to this process. TicketInspector.com however diverts the amount directly into the account information provided and just keeps a check on the service charge that has been agreed upon. Thus the client gets paid exactly the amount that he has quoted for the ticket. He can decide during the initial entry whether he wants to charge the service charge to the consumer or wants to pay it within the ticket money quoted beforehand itself. This is paid to TicketInspector.com twice a month.