These "Auction Terms" govern use of Ticketmaster's auction services (the "Auction Services" or "Auction"). By bidding in a Ticketmaster auction, you expressly agree to be bound by these Auction Terms, as well as the Ticketmaster Terms of Use , the Ticketmaster Purchase Policy , the Ticketmaster Privacy Policy , and the auction rules for the auction, all of which are incorporated into these Auction Terms by this reference. You also agree that Ticketmaster has the right to change these Auction Terms or any auction rules at any time, effective immediately upon posting on the Ticketmaster.com.au web site (the "Site"). Please check the Site periodically to see if any such changes have been made.

• If this event has an onsale or presale ticket limit, that ticket limit does not apply to tickets acquired through this auction.
  
  
• You understand and acknowledge that you cannot revoke or otherwise cancel any bid that you make, but you may use the re-bid function to increase your bid.
  
  
• If you re-bid in an Auction, then Ticketmaster will use the time at which you placed your latest re-bid as your bid time, not the time at which you initially placed your bid or any other intervening bid times. For example, if you initially bid at 2:00, later submit a re-bid at 3:30 and a finally submit a re-bid at 4:15, then the time Ticketmaster will use when determining whether you have a winning bid will be the 4:15 re-bid time. If you re-bid in an Auction, then your previous bid in that Auction will no longer be valid.
  
  
• Bids are ranked first by the amount bid per ticket. In case of a tie, bids are ranked by the time that the bids were placed, with earlier bids for the same amount receiving priority over later bids for the same amount. If other bidders later submit higher bids, your bid may be re-assigned to a lower Ticket Group or you may receive no tickets at all, depending on the quantities of tickets in those bids and in the Ticket Groups. If this happens, you may wish to re-bid with a higher price.
  
  
• You understand and acknowledge that when you acquire tickets through an Auction you may pay higher ticket prices than you would pay had you acquired those tickets through another means, such as another auction or a traditional "fixed price" sale via a venue box office, telephone call center or the Ticketmaster.com.au web site, and that it is possible that identical or different tickets may be obtained before, during or after that Auction at the same price or a different price via a means other than that Auction.
  
  
• You understand and acknowledge that you will not be able to resell on TicketExchange tickets you acquire through a Ticketmaster auction.
  
  
• If you violate these Auction Terms, Ticketmaster may terminate your use of the Site, bar you from future use of the Site, cancel your ticket order, terminate or refuse to allow your participation in any Auction, or take appropriate legal action against you. An order or bid may be rejected, cancelled or disqualified, or may otherwise not be accepted, by Ticketmaster if Ticketmaster determines in Ticketmaster's sole discretion that Ticketmaster has not received sufficient approval, authorisation or verification of a bidder's billing address or credit card or that a bidder has not complied with these Auction Terms, Ticketmaster's other agreements or policies, or any other auction rules. Such a rejection, cancellation or disqualification may occur either during an Auction or after the closing of an Auction. Consequently, if your bid is disqualified you may not win tickets through an Auction even if your bid is high enough to have won.
  
  
• TICKETMASTER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE TO ACCEPT HIGH OR WINNING BIDS. ALL DECISIONS BY TICKETMASTER WITH RESPECT TO DETERMINING AUCTION WINNERS SHALL BE BINDING.
  
  
• TICKETMASTER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO INCREASE OR DECREASE THE NUMBER OF TICKETS AVAILABLE IN AN AUCTION AT ANY TIME WITHOUT NOTICE.
  
  
• NEITHER TICKETMASTER NOR ANYONE ELSE ASSOCIATED WITH AN AUCTION OR AN EVENT FOR WHICH TICKETS ARE AUCTIONED SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY (A) LOST, LATE, MISDIRECTED, OR UNDELIVERED BIDS, (B) TECHNICAL, NETWORK, ELECTRONIC, COMPUTER, HARDWARE OR SOFTWARE FAILURES OF ANY KIND, (C) TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS IN ANY WEB SITE, PROMOTIONAL COPY OR ANY POLICIES, (D) INCORRECT COMMUNICATIONS, OR (E) DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN CLOCKS OR TIMING USED BY TICKETMASTER TO STOP AN AUCTION OR TO ORDER BIDS AND ANY OTHER CLOCKS OR TIMING, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER APPEARING ON THE WEB SITE OR THROUGH THIRD PARTY SOURCES. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, TICKETMASTER MAY REVERSE ALL DECISIONS IT MAKES IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER YOU ARE ALREADY NOTIFIED OF SUCH DECISION. TICKETMASTER IS NOT OBLIGATED TO ENFORCE THESE AUCTION TERMS AGAINST ANY OTHER BIDDER. TICKETMASTER'S FAILURE TO ENFORCE, OR TARDINESS IN ENFORCING, THESE AUCTION TERMS AGAINST ANOTHER BIDDER SHALL NOT ENTITLE YOU TO RECEIVE ANY TICKETS, ANY REDUCTIONS IN PRICES YOU PAY FOR TICKETS, OR ANY OTHER COMPENSATION. IF TICKETMASTER INVALIDATES A HIGHER RANKED BID PLACED BY ANOTHER BIDDER, TICKETMASTER MAY INTICKETMASTER'S SOLE DISCRETION CONVERT YOUR LOSING BID INTO A WINNING BID.
  
  
• When you bid, Ticketmaster may run an authorisation on your credit card for $1 (and may run subsequent authorisations at later times for $1 or the total amount you bid). A credit card authorisation is a method used to determinate whether your credit card is valid and whether you have a sufficient credit limit to make a purchase. Although a credit card authorisation results in a temporary reduction in the amount of money you are authorised to charge to your credit card, it does not result in a charge being incurred on your credit card. Your credit card will not actually be charged unless you have a valid winning bid at the end of an Auction.
  
  
• It is a violation of the personnel policies of Ticketmaster for its employees to bid in an Auction. Nonetheless, it is possible that they may do so in contravention of such policies, for which they may face disciplinary action. The employment practices of other persons and firms associated with this event may prohibit bidding. However it is also possible that such persons and firms, and their employees, may bid.
  
  
• You acknowledge that ranking seats from best to worst is inherently subjective. If auction rules contemplate establishing any such best to worst rankings, then Ticketmaster and the event providers may call on their industry experience and venue knowledge in establishing any such rankings. However, because of the subjective nature of such rankings (i.e., different people may have different opinions about what is a "better seat"), you acknowledge and agree that if you ultimately disagree with any best to worst seat rankings used in an Auction, you will not contest such rankings and will accept the seats assigned to you. You acknowledge that this means that it is possible that an auction winner that pays less money per ticket may win seats that, in your opinion, are superior to those seats that you win.