; (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; (E) shall not obtain tickets through any fan club program; (F) shall not obtain more tickets in each transaction than the numerical limitations for tickets set by the venue and artist for each respective event; and (G) in the event the service is unable to obtain the specified event ticket purchased through the service for the consumer, provides the consumer that purchased the service, within a reasonable amount of time— (i) a full refund for the total cost of the service to obtain an event ticket on behalf of the consumer; or (ii) subject to availability, a replacement event ticket in the same or a comparable location with the approval of the consumer. (c) Requirements for the sale of event tickets It shall be unlawful for any seller to sell or offer for sale an event ticket in or affecting commerce, unless the seller does the following: (1) All-in pricing The seller clearly and conspicuously— (A) displays the total event ticket price in any advertisement, marketing, price list, social media promotion, or other interface that displays a price for the event ticket; and (B) discloses to any individual who seeks to purchase an event ticket the total event ticket price at the time the ticket is first displayed to the individual and anytime thereafter throughout the ticket purchasing process, including an itemized breakdown of the face value of the event ticket and all applicable taxes and ancillary fees. (2) Ticket and refund information The seller discloses to any individual who seeks to purchase an event ticket— (A) the space within the venue that the event ticket would entitle the bearer to occupy for the event, whether that is general admission or the specific seat or section, at the initial point of ticket selection by the purchaser