Here’s something everyone can agree on: junk fees stink. And now, thanks to the Federal Trade Commission, they’re illegal. The FTC announced on Tuesday that hidden surprise charges for “live-event ...
(WJW/AP) — Thanks to a new rule from the Federal Trade Commission, hotels and concert ticket companies like Ticketmaster have to share full prices up front. The rule helps travelers and music fans ...
Ticketing agencies will have to disclose total costs upfront — including junk fees — in a new ruling from the Federal Trade Commission targeting deceptive pricing tactics. The bipartisan Junk Fees ...
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has announced a new ban on "junk fees" that are often tacked onto concert and other event tickets at checkout. The ban will make it so that all hidden fees must be ...
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NITO Urges FTC to Expand Concert Tickets Rule — ‘Does Nothing to Address or Reduce Actual Junk Fees’
About one month after the FTC announced a rule pertaining to “junk fees” for concert tickets and more, the National Independent Talent Association (NITO) is pushing for the rule’s expansion. NITO ...
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