I bought a ticket through SeatGeek for the Lionel Ritchie and EWF show at TD Garden in Boston on 7/8/26, and when I got to the concert I found it was invalid because it had been a "non-transferrable" ticket. It was originally sold by Ticketmaster and then sold on to me when it shouldn't have been. I had to wait in line at the box office and buy a new ticket, missing part of the show. When I contacted SeatGeek I got a million repetetive questions, and they said they'd escate it and got back to me. Shocker! They never did! Seeing as their ENTIRE BUSINESS is reselling tickets, most of which probably come from Ticketmaster, wouldn't you think they would have found a way to identify non-transferrable tickets?