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Thousands of Taylor Swift tickets illegally resold by broker, FTC alleges

A Maryland ticket broker is accused of illegally purchasing and reselling hundreds of thousands of tickets for profit, including thousands to Taylor Swift's highly-sought Eras Tour.

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FTC alleges group fraudulently flipped Taylor Swift seats on Ticketmaster

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Ticket reseller sued for illegally buying over 2,000 Taylor Swift tickets

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FTC sues ticket reseller, saying it illegally exceeded purchase limits for Taylor Swift, other shows

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit Monday against a ticket broker, alleging the company used illegal tactics to exceed purchasing limits for popular events and then resold tickets at si...

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US FTC sues ticket reseller for evading Taylor Swift's Eras tour ticket limits

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The Eras Tour ticket debacle continues with new FTC lawsuit

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Group accused of flooding Ticketmaster with fake accounts to buy 321K tickets to shows including Taylor Swift, Springsteen

Ticketmaster came in for heavy criticism after fans complained of faulty technology and eye-watering prices for 2022 sales for Taylor Swift and Bruce Springsteen’s tours.

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FTC Sues Ticket Resale Company, Alleging Eras Tour Price Gouging Scheme

The agency sued Maryland-based Key Investment Group, alleging that the company violated the BOTS Act to obtain thousands of Eras Tour tickets and resell them for millions of dollars.

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Taylor Swift & Bruce Springsteen Tickets Scandal Sees FTC Sue Reseller Over Bots, Jacked Prices & Millions In Profits In Trump Crackdown

Besides being American icons, chart toppers and stadium packers, what do Taylor Swift and Bruce Springsteen have in common? Well, the spectacular songwriter thing aside, both the Boss and the self-styled Showgirl are at the heart of a new Donald Trump-fueled lawsuit filed by the Federal Trade Commission today to put the kibosh on resale