StubHub Pays $10M for Deceptive Ticket Pricing Practices

Ticketing platform StubHub settles FTC allegations over undisclosed fees, agreeing to pay $10 million penalty for deceptive advertising of ticket prices on its website.

StubHub, the online ticketing giant, has agreed to pay a whopping $10 million to settle allegations by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over deceptive pricing practices on its platform. The consumer protection agency accused StubHub of violating the FTC Act and its Rule on Unfair or Deceptive Fees by

Online Ticketing Giant StubHub Pays $10M for Deceptive Pricing Practices

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