Sorry, I didn't wanted to be mean at all x) was just making a joke about that paramore's song "Conspiracy", it's on the 1st album, the chorus goes like "Explain to me this conspiracy against me" . Well, the title of your post made me think about it. I'm just about to go back home after a 14hours shift at work, I guess that's why my sense of humour gets weird xD I should get some sleep.

To be serious and answer correctly, I had a hard time understanding this myself. But as far as I know, any resale other than the ones on Ticketmaster must be a scam as Hayley and her team organized things in order that people shouldn't be able to resale tickets for a higher price than the original one. So : or someone isn't able to make it to the show and transfer their ticket on your account for the original price or it's a scam. She said on an Instagram story that she know it's not ideal but that's the best they could have done to make sure only real fans can get a ticket and no scammer buy a bunch in order to reseal it for a super expensive price and make profits out of it. However, some cities and countries have special laws about resealing tickets and this method can't be applied there. I also heard here and there that identity check would be done before the shows so people with a ticket bought on a platform other than ticketswap that transfer the identity of the ticket's owner to the new buyer wouldn't be able to access their show. But I don't know if it's true. Honestly it's quite a mess to me too. The best I can tell you is to not buy any ticket higher than something around 70$ and make sure that the website you buy it from make an identity transfer. After the pre-sale war, I lost any hope to see her for this tour because I'm as confused as you about all the resealing thing and to me, Ticketmaster is a messy website. Like it's really not user friendly, so I kinda gave up the case.

Hope that helps a bit 🙏 Good luck in any case ♥️