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Ticketmaster, FTC and Taylor Swift

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FTC alleges group fraudulently flipped Taylor Swift seats on Ticketmaster
The trio allegedly used software to mask IP addresses, purloined credit cards and SIM cards to create fake Ticketmaster accounts.

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Group accused of flooding Ticketmaster with fake accounts to buy 321,000 tickets to Taylor Swift and Springsteen shows
FTC Sues Broker Who Allegedly Bought 400,000 Tickets to “The Eras Tour” and Other Concerts
US FTC sues ticket reseller for evading Taylor Swift's Eras tour ticket limits
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission sued ticket reseller Key Investment Group for evading purchasing limits to buy up thousands of tickets to live events including Taylor Swift's Eras tour and resell t...

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Bruce Springsteen, E Street Band 2023 MetLife Stadium show cited in FTC ticket bots suit
Key Investment Group to Defend Against FTC's Misapplication of BOTS Act
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 Resale Company, Alleging Eras Tour Price Gouging Scheme
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

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is suing a Maryland-based ticket broker for allegedly using illegal tactics to scoop up tickets for high-demand events,
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FTC Sues Alleged Ticket Scalpers Under the BOTS Act, Says They ‘Regularly Circumvented’ Ticketmaster Security Measures

Amid intense ticket-price scrutiny – and a DOJ antitrust action against Live Nation – the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is officially suing several alleged scalpers under the BOTS Act. The FTC submitted the high-stakes complaint to a Maryland federal court today,
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