ClaimSeatGeek allegedly hid mandatory fees on tickets to Nevada events until checkout, in violation of Nevada ticket and deceptive-practices laws. People who bought e-tickets to Nevada events on SeatGeek from November 2020 to May 2025 can claim a share of the $7.75M fund.
Key facts
- Payout
- TBD per person
- Deadline
- Jan 5, 2027
- Proof
- No proof
- Who
- Nationwide (US)
- Fund
- $7,750,000
- Case
- Carbonell v. SeatGeek, Inc.
- Court
- Federal court, Case No. 2:24-cv-02087-JCM-NJK (court name not confirmed)
- Administrator
- Simpluris
- Final hearing
- Jan 12, 2027
- Notice ID
- The form asks for the ID or PIN from your notice
- Official site
- Open in the Claim app
- Verified
- Nov 7, 2026
Pro rata share of the net fund based on fees SeatGeek kept on your orders; no per-person estimate published. Buyers whose out-of-pocket fees net to $0 (refunds/chargebacks) get $15. Online form uses the Login ID and PIN from the notice; a mailed PDF form is also offered.
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- Bought electronic tickets to events in Nevada on SeatGeek.com or the SeatGeek app
- Purchase between November 7, 2020 and May 12, 2025
- Was charged fees on the order
How to file a claim
- Get the Claim app and open the SeatGeek Nevada Ticket Fee settlement.
- Tap Claim to open the official claim form.
- Have the Claim ID or PIN from the notice you received ready.
- Confirm that you qualify. No receipt is needed.
- Choose how you want to be paid and submit before Jan 5, 2027.
- Save the confirmation number. Claim keeps it with your filed claims so you can check your payment later.
Is the SeatGeek Nevada Ticket Fee settlement legit?
Yes. It's a court-supervised class action settlement in Carbonell v. SeatGeek, Inc., Federal court, Case No. 2:24-cv-02087-JCM-NJK (court name not confirmed). Claims go through Simpluris on the official settlement website. A real settlement never asks for a fee, your bank password or your full Social Security number by text or email.
When will payments be sent?
The final approval hearing is Jan 12, 2027. Payments usually go out 3 to 12 months after the court gives final approval, once any appeals end. The administrator pays you directly, often by check, PayPal, Venmo or digital card.
FAQ
Is the SeatGeek Nevada Ticket Fee settlement legit?
Yes. It's a court-supervised settlement (Carbonell v. SeatGeek, Inc., Federal court, Case No. 2:24-cv-02087-JCM-NJK (court name not confirmed)). Claims are handled by Simpluris on the official settlement website. A real settlement never asks you for a fee to file.
What is the deadline for the SeatGeek Nevada Ticket Fee settlement?
Claims must be submitted by Jan 5, 2027.
How much is the SeatGeek Nevada Ticket Fee payout?
Pro rata share of the net fund based on fees SeatGeek kept on your orders; no per-person estimate published. Buyers whose out-of-pocket fees net to $0 (refunds/chargebacks) get $15. Online form uses the Login ID and PIN from the notice; a mailed PDF form is also offered.
Do I need proof to file the SeatGeek Nevada Ticket Fee claim?
No. You can file without proof of purchase by confirming that you qualify.
When will SeatGeek Nevada Ticket Fee payments be sent?
The final approval hearing is Jan 12, 2027. Payments usually go out 3 to 12 months after final approval, once any appeals are resolved.
Claim is an independent app and isn't affiliated with this case, the court, the administrator or SeatGeek. Details come from the official settlement website and court records. Always read the official notice before you file.