2022年12月3日

remon公司13分钟前他们不摆脱它。25一群愤怒的泰勒·斯威夫特来自全国各地的球迷正在起诉Ticketmaster的欺诈、故意歪曲上个月的时代之旅的闹剧后,可以确认。33-page诉讼提起周五在洛杉矶,律师詹妮弗友善告诉《华盛顿邮报》。Ticketmaster取消了上个月的公众出售迅速旅游门票在看到“史无前例”需求的预售活动。中高阶层报告网站停机和小时的等待,只有空手注销。田纳西州律师乔纳森Skrmetti发誓要调查Ticketmaster淹没了他的办公室后消息从愤怒的音乐会候选人。和美国参议院反垄断委员会和消费者权利透露计划举行听证会,讨论担忧Ticketmaster后时代的错误。雷竞技 raybet大型机票市场已道歉,但这是不够的对于那些顽固的中高阶层,他们声称Ticketmaster的刻意误导售前购票者不能满足票要求”。邮局已经联系Ticketmaster诉讼置评。Ticketmaster的母公司是生活的国家。 Taylor Swift performs at Wembley Stadium on June 22, 2018. Joel C Ryan/Invision/AP In a previous statement, Ticketmaster said more than 3.5 million people have pre-registered for a verified fan, the largest registration in the company’s history. Some 1.5 million fans received a promotional code for the fan-verified presale, with the remaining 2 million placed on a waiting list. Greg Maffei — CEO of Liberty Media, which owns a majority stake in Live Nation — told CNBC that 14 million people and bots ended up flocking to the site. In their lawsuit, the Swifties claim that Ticketmaster “tacitly encourages” resellers because the company collects fees each time tickets are resold. Taylor Swift performs during the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball concert at Madison Square Garden on December 13, 2019. Reuters Leading the charge is Utah interior designer Julie Barfuss, who tweeted last month that she spent more than nine hours on the SeatGeek site trying to buy Swift tickets. SeatGeek took care of the main ticket office for a few stadiums. Barfuss said she also tried out the next day for the Capital One presale event, “only to have my card declined because SeatGeek charged over 40 transactions totaling $14,286.70 the day before. No tickets and a card that I cannot use. The Post has contacted Barfuss for comment. On Instagram on Friday, she posted news of the lawsuit with the caption, “Look what you made me do.” The Swifties are seeking $2,500 for each civil violation. Eras will be Swift’s first tour since 2018, in honor of her 10th studio album, “Midnights,” released in October. The tour is scheduled to kick off in Arizona in March and wrap up in Los Angeles in August. “I’m not going to excuse anyone because we’ve asked them many times if they can handle this request period and we’ve been assured they can,” Swift said of the ticket fiasco. “It’s really amazing that 2.4 million people got tickets, but it really pisses me off that a lot of them feel like they’ve suffered multiple bear attacks to get them.” New York Post Not all news on the site expresses the point of view of the site, but we transmit this news automatically and translate it through programmatic technology on the site and not from a human editor. remon 13 mins ago