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FTC Sues Broker Who Allegedly Bought 400,000 Tickets to “The Eras Tour” and Other Concerts

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has sued a ticket reseller over an allegedly multi-million dollar scalping ring targeting major concerts and events, including Taylor Swift’s “Eras Tour.”

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FTC sues ticket reseller for using bogus Ticketmaster accounts to evade Taylor Swift’s Eras tour ticket limits

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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

Almost three years after the mad scramble for Eras Tour tickets made Live Nation an enemy of the Swifties, the Federal Trade Commission has a new lawsuit against ticket reseller Key Investment Group.

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

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FTC says reseller price gouged Taylor Swift concert tickets

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

Defendants purchased at least 379,776 tickets from Ticketmaster at a cost of nearly $57,000,000.

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Key Investment Group to Defend Against FTC's Misapplication of BOTS Act

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Bruce Springsteen, E Street Band 2023 MetLife Stadium show cited in FTC ticket bots suit

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Efforts to evade ticket purchase limits for Taylor Swift's tour leads to FTC action

The FTC has sued Key Investment Group for allegedly circumventing Ticketmaster controls to purchase and resell over 2,000 tickets for Taylor Swift's 'The Eras Tour' at massive profits.

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FTC sues ticket reseller, saying it illegally exceeded purchase limits 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. Key Investment Group sued the FTC in July to try to prevent the agency from using the law against it, saying it uses human employees — not bots — to buy tickets.