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Promoter Terms of Service

Version 1.0 · Last updated 10 June 2026

Operator: eTickets.im Limited, Cronk Breck, Grenaby, Isle of Man, IM9 3BD, company number 138830C.

Governing law: Isle of Man law.

These terms apply to promoters who use eTickets to list events and sell or issue tickets. By using the eTickets promoter portal, you agree to these terms together with the Promoter Payment and Fee Terms, Data Processing and Data Sharing Terms, and Acceptable Use and Event Listing Policy.

1. Platform role

eTickets provides a ticketing platform for promoters. The promoter is responsible for the event and sells tickets to buyers. eTickets provides reservation, checkout access, digital ticketing, portal, scanning, and support tools.

2. Promoter responsibilities

3. Account access

Promoters are responsible for portal users invited to their organisation. Portal roles should be assigned only to people who need that access. Promoters must keep account credentials secure and tell eTickets promptly if access should be removed or an account may be compromised.

4. Event takedown and account restriction

eTickets may remove or suspend listings, restrict account access, pause checkout, withhold payouts, or close an account where we reasonably suspect fraud, fake events, unlawful activity, abusive conduct, unresolved refund exposure, chargeback risk, security concerns, or breach of these terms.

5. Payments, fees, payouts, and disputes

Payment and fee rules are set out in the Promoter Payment and Fee Terms. Those terms include PayPal-onboarded promoter obligations, fees, payout timing, chargebacks, disputes, refund costs, and payout withholding.

6. Data processing

Data roles and promoter customer-data responsibilities are set out in the Promoter Data Processing and Data Sharing Terms.

7. Acceptable use

Promoters must comply with the Acceptable Use and Event Listing Policy. This includes restrictions on misleading events, prohibited content, abuse, spam, and misuse of platform data.

8. Refund and cancellation responsibilities

Promoters remain responsible for event cancellation, postponement, rescheduling, buyer communication, refund decisions, and dispute evidence. The default position is that promoters do not offer refunds except where the promoter is at fault or the event is cancelled, postponed, or rescheduled in a way that requires a refund or suitable alternative.

9. Support and service levels

eTickets provides platform support through support@etickets.im. We aim to acknowledge promoter support requests within 2 working days and to triage urgent live-event or payment issues as soon as reasonably practical. These are response targets rather than a guaranteed service level. See Support and Complaints.

10. Liability and indemnity

eTickets provides the platform with reasonable skill and care. eTickets is not responsible for the promoter's event, event content, delivery, cancellation, rescheduling, refund decisions, or compliance obligations. Except for liability that cannot be limited or excluded by law (including for death or personal injury caused by negligence and for fraud), eTickets is not liable for indirect or consequential loss, or loss of profit, revenue, goodwill, or opportunity, and eTickets' total liability to a promoter in any 12-month period is limited to the total platform fees eTickets earned from that promoter in that period.

The promoter is responsible for, and will reimburse eTickets for, losses, claims, refunds, chargebacks, fines, and costs arising from the promoter's event, listings, refund decisions, customer or guest-list data handling, breach of these terms, or breach of law.

11. Termination

Either party may end the promoter relationship subject to settlement of open orders, refunds, chargebacks, disputes, fees, and legal obligations. eTickets may suspend or terminate immediately where necessary to protect buyers, promoters, PayPal, eTickets, or the platform.

12. Changes to these terms

eTickets may update these terms from time to time. The version number and "last updated" date at the top of the page show the current version, and continued use of the portal after a change means the promoter accepts the updated terms.