BellaBaby
(Im)patiently waiting for next trip to Disney!!
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They might be using a different sense of "linked". If you have your ticket numbers (or a photocopy of the back) the ticket can be re-issued and the old one invalidated. This might have changed in the past few years, but as far as I know, UCT (or any broker) does not tell Disney what tickets are sold to whom when---and that's one of the reasons why you always hear how important it is to photocopy the backs, or write down the numbers. Without that, replacing them becomes a lot harder.
I had my family's tickets, is that what you mean? I did not have a photocopy of the lost one. They did say that UCT is one broker that they're happy to work with. Maybe that's why Mousesavers recommends them.