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We created the FAIR TICKETING ALLIANCE to campaign for:

Greater legal and regulatory clarity in the secondary ticketing market
Secondary website platforms to conform fully with the law
Responsible, licensed operators to have the right to buy and re-sell tickets whilst protecting consumer interests

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Thanks Richard really appreciate the kind words and the great review - Richard Upton gave Gigtix 5 stars via @Trustpilot https://t.co/2kLXk4rnGE

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Artists need to own the fact that they want to earn money from their career and stop pretending they would rather only earn face values. Easy to say that when you are in demand and have loads of money already. There isn’t really a case anymore to blame touts for high prices.

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Hypocrisy indeed.The problem with artists like this is they want to make as much money as possible whilst protecting their relationship with fans at the same time, not really possible. So the scapegoat is touts but with dynamic pricing in the primary market the artist is the tout

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@edsheeran So Ed who profits from the hotel deals? 2 ppl would pay £160 ish plus £100 max for room yet to get it from you it costs £650? Seems a bit patronising to be anti tout when fans are being RIPPED OFF by £400 on this deal? @FairTicketing imagine morally doing this

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You see this is the problem with dynamic pricing in the primary market. You buy a ticket for £75, you then cant go but demand for the gig hasn’t been good and the primary market has reduced prices to £45. Therefore you cannot get a better price than £45 and are £30 out of pocket.

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#Consumers & Traders note that Ed Sheeran is restricted for resale. As responsible traders we will not buy for this event and consumers beware that you are impacted by such restrictions. Please read all terms and conditions before buying.

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#fugees on sale, dynamic priced but not transparent. So it started off with a face value of £90 each for standing tickets to now being priced without a face value at £145. Seems like #Ticketmaster & therefore artists who endorse their business, believe face values are irrelevant

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Why can’t people just be honest, it isn’t a “Raducanu Effect” it is just business and debentures is one of the main ways that investment is made to pay for it. Just be transparent with fans and then take it on the chin!!!

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