Telecharge selling Hamilton tickets?

Anyone know why? Is it resale?
I know Ticketmaster normally sells Hamilton tickets but it seems like Telecharge is also now. And not for tours- just checked and could buy for Broadway. 
 

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Updated On: 10/10/21 at 09:36 AM

Very unusual, as I always thought each theatre had an exclusive contract with a single ticketing agency. These are not resale tickets, just regular box office seats available on both sites, although Ticketmaster does have some clearly identified resale tickets at stupid prices. And it appears to be the same inventory (except for the AmEx Preferred tickets that are only available on Ticketmaster) and same pricing. When I did a dummy purchase of the same mezzanine seat A104 on Feb 24 on both sites, I did notice that Telecharge was a few dollars cheaper in fees as it doesn't have the "order processing fee" of $3.20 that Ticketmaster has. 

BrodyFosse123 said: "On the Tele-Charge homepage on the list of Broadway shows, HAMILTON (and a few other shows) have an * stating PARTNER EVENT."

As does Aladdin & Lion King, but when you go to either of their pages on Telecharge and click Find Tickets you are taken to a Ticketmaster page. Not so for Hamilton, or MJ, Six, Lehman Trilogy, Tina or Wicked which also have the asterisk. You're instead taken to a page that looks nothing like the usual Telecharge purchase page or the usual Ticketmaster purchase page, but it has a Telecharge URL. So perhaps TM and TC have figured out how to display and sell the same inventory for the same show but under their own brands?

Updated On: 10/10/21 at 10:46 AM

I did not purchase a ticket; I simply did a dummy transaction up to the last step, which enabled me to see the delivery method. FWIW I cannot imagine that the seat would not have disappeared because it is obvious that they are drawing from the same inventory database. If you are really that interested, you could check TM during the set aside time on TC to see that the seat is not available on the former. I don't really think there is anything strange about this, just a new marketing technique that seems to ally TC and TM I gather to the exclusion of the new kid on the block, Seatgeek.