; or (B) state or imply that the secondary ticketing exchange, reseller, or website is affiliated with or endorsed by a venue, team, or artist, as applicable, including by using words like official in promotional materials, social media promotions, search engine optimization, paid advertising, URLs, or search engine monetization unless the secondary ticketing exchange, reseller, or website has the express written consent of the venue, team, or artist, as applicable. (2) Permitted use Paragraph (1) shall not prohibit a secondary ticketing exchange or reseller from using text containing the name of an artist, venue, or event organizers to describe an event and identify the location at which the event will occur, or provide information identifying the space within the venue that an event ticket would entitle the bearer to occupy for an event. (b) Speculative ticketing ban (1) In general It shall be unlawful for a reseller to sell, offer for sale, or advertise for sale an event ticket unless the seller has actual or constructive possession of the event ticket. (2) Rule of construction Nothing in this subsection shall be construed to prohibit any person from offering a service to a consumer to obtain an event ticket on behalf of the consumer provided that the person— (A) does not market or list such service as an event ticket; (B) lists the price for such service separately from the total event ticket price paid by the service provider for the event ticket in any advertisement, marketing, price list, social media promotion, or other interface that displays a price for such service; (C) maintains a clear, distinct, and easily discernible separation between such service and event tickets through unavoidable visual demarcation that persists throughout the entire service selection and purchasing process; (D) clearly and conspicuously discloses prior to selection of the service that such service is not an event ticket and that the purchase of such service does not guarantee a ticket to such event