The ticket distributor was appointed to buy more than 2000 Taylor Swift tickets

Federal Trade Committee Ticket broker prosecution To use “illegal means” to buy hundreds of thousands of live events tickets, including Taylor Swift tour in ages. The main investment group, which also works on business as epic seats, totalticcts.com, and TIX completely, accused of violating The best online ticket sales (robots) Using virtual and traditional credit card numbers, along with the IP headlines, the fake accounts that paid them for real people, and banks of SIM cards are used to receive verification texts for the numbers that control them, to wander in safety protection.

Then it was claimed that the main investment group re -sales of these tickets on secondary ticket selling sites and the Ticketmaster platform to people who could not overcome its alleged army to buy them directly. A lawsuit of the Federal Trade Committee is part of a Campdown is broader On the United States’ direct event ticket sellers.

in The lawsuit was filed on MondayThe FTC’s main investment group bought $ 57 million in Ticketmaster tickets in more than one year, while reselling it with a “large sign” for $ 64 million. The seller is claimed to buy 2,280 Swift’s Eras Tour tickets from March to August 2023 for approximately $ 745,000 and resell it for about $ 1.9 million. In one case, the FTC 49’s main investment group used 273 tickets to the Taylor Swift party, March 25 at the Algait Stadium in Las Vegas in 2023, “” significantly “exceeded the maximum of remembrance.

The main investment group refutes the lawsuit in a A statement issued on MondaySaying that FTC has “twisted” the law of robots and uses it as a “weapon” targeting business and consumers. “Under the interpretation of FTC, anyone who buys more than four tickets can be considered or used more than one account that violates federal law,” as the main investment group demands. “FTC is misleadingly describes the use of Kig (Main Investment Group) for standard internet browsers to buy tickets as combined to publish illegal programs.”