If the buyer is local, I prefer setting up a face to face exchange, but will do whatever the buyer wants.
If not face to face, then as a service to the buyer, I am willing to cover the cost of first class mail through the US Postal Service (currently $0.46). If a buyer wants a quicker USPS delivery, or delivery confirmation, or postage insurance, or UPS or FedEx delivery, the buyer will have to add the cost of those services to the total amount owed me, and the buyer will have to specify to me exactly what service is wanted want.
I've been selling and shipping tickets for over 15 years now, so I've done pretty much everything as far as shipping goes. The buyer will just have to tell me exactly what is desired, and I can be trusted to follow through accordingly.
If I don't hear anything different, I'll assume the buyer wants the tickets sent via First Class mail, for which the buyer will have to provide their mailing address.
In some cases, I can email the buyer the tickets so that the buyer has a PDF ticket to print off and use to get into the game. When this is done, at the moment a ticket is emailed, the barcode on the hard ticket (which will stay with me) is electronically cancelled and replaced with a new barcode (which will show up on the buyer's emailed ticket). This typically costs a couple bucks per ticket, a cost I'll pass on to the buyer.
In some very unique and/or last minute circumstances, I may be able to have tickets re-printed and left for the buyer at the Will Call ticket window of a particular stadium. There is often an extra charge affiliated with this, which again, I'd have to pass onto the buyer.
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If you contact me by email and indicate yourself to be
seriously interested in buying tickets, I'll be happy to give you a call or give you my
phone number if you'd like to discuss this process with me at all. I might be able to better answer questions or give you the information you need on the phone than online.
