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A Milan court has cleared @LiveNationIT and @diandgiconcerts executives of selling tickets at illegally inflated prices

https://t.co/NmlwHuLYI0

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30% growth in revenue and £60m in ticket sales: @skiddle reports a successful 2018

https://t.co/tBHKS5jS2O

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Branded by Channel 4 as Britain's Greatest Hoaxer, critically acclaimed comedian Simon Brodkin returns to The Rec Rooms for his highly anticipated 'debut' show: Let me introduce myself!

Thursday 28th March | Adv tickets £5
🎟👉 https://t.co/7VOtrnmsQQ https://t.co/d02yu7ohPg

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More good examples of non compliancy

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Not good enough. So if a consumer arrives with someone underage in the party and gets turned away what actually happens here. Do they fill in a fraud form at the venue as they were sold a ticket which didnt have all the required declarations on it?

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Been said many times,there needs to be standards bought into the primary market.Seating info,promoter restrictions,age restrictions, there are bigger culprits in the primary marketplace than in the secondary. Its no good punishing the secondary if the example set to them is bad

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Secondary ticketing is a vital distribution channel for artists,promoters,venues and rights holders. The huge financial risk and difficulty in selling out venues doesnt need the added difficulty of restricting barriers to trade. Now in the Google age resale websites that generate

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@TicketmasterUK you would do well to follow @WeGotTickets example when it comes to transparency. Just put the actual amount of tickets like the secondary sites do too. Not inaccurate low & limited availability. Just say how many are there, let customers make informed decisions.

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Ticketmaster now have availability options, shame they aren't accurate though as shown in the example below.

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Another example here of misleading information. Wallows example below shows LOW AVAILABILITY for London Brixton. On further investigation there are however 100 tickets left. The venue holds 1350 so there is hardly a panic on here. Is this ethically misleading consumers? @CMAgovUK

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#Ticketmaster accused of pulling a "bait and switch" on tickets for the Rolling Stones. After carting tickets, the price jumped from $119.50 to $179.50 per ticket, without any warning during the checkout process. Proof is in the video. Seen it 100 times... https://t.co/Zgteldvc0a

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