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FTC alleges MD reseller marked up tickets, including for Taylor Swift concerts
The FTC alleges a Maryland-based ticket reseller illegally bought and marked up nearly 400,000 tickets, including to Taylor Swift concerts.

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FTC sues ticket reseller, saying it illegally exceeded purchase limits for Taylor Swift, other shows
FTC alleges group fraudulently flipped Taylor Swift seats on Ticketmaster
FTC Sues Broker Who Allegedly Bought 400,000 Tickets to “The Eras Tour” and Other Concerts
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has sued a ticket reseller over an allegedly multi-million dollar scalping ring targeting major concerts and events, including Taylor Swift’s “Eras Tour.”

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Bruce Springsteen, E Street Band 2023 MetLife Stadium show cited in FTC ticket bots suit
FTC Sues Ticket Resale Company, Alleging Eras Tour Price Gouging Scheme
Reseller Allegedly Used Fake Accounts To Buy 379,000 Tickets For Taylor Swift, Other Shows
Key Investment Group said the FTC is misapplying the Better Online Ticket Sales Act, a 2016 law which it said was meant to target malicious software, not legitimate resale businesses.

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FTC Sues Ticket Reseller Over Taylor Swift Eras Tour Scalping: ‘Unscrupulous Middlemen’
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Concert ticket brokers sued for alleged violations of sales rules
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Efforts to evade ticket purchase limits for Taylor Swift's tour leads to FTC action

The FTC has sued Key Investment Group for allegedly circumventing Ticketmaster controls to purchase and resell over 2,000 tickets for Taylor Swift's 'The Eras Tour' at massive profits.
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FTC sues ticket touting business that claims it is endorsed by Ticketmaster

The FTC has sued a ticket touting company that uses dubious tactics to access tickets, including using 49 Ticketmaster accounts to buy 273 tickets for one Taylor Swift show that had a six-tickets-per-person limit.

Price Cap on Tickets Would Hurt DOJ’s Case Against Ticketmaster

Opinion: Former Deputy Associate Attorney General Brian Pandya explains why the DOJ and FTC agreeing to cap the price of resale tickets would hurt their case proving Ticketmaster is cornering the live event market.
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