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Viagogo still in breach of court order, watchdog warns - MSE News
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The competition watchdog has warned that secondary ticket seller Viagogo is still not compliant with a court order put in place to protect consumers, and says it is preparing legal action to find the firm in contempt...
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How many more consumers need to be ripped off by this bunch before the CMA take meaningful action?0
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I don't see why these are allowed to operate yet you can't stand outside a venue buying and selling tickets. I really don't see the difference.0
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I just ask myself - why does anybody buy from them?
If their customer base deserted them they would have no business.0 -
It's a shame that groups like anonymous can't do some real good and take them offline.The man without a signature.0
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jonesMUFCforever wrote: »I just ask myself - why does anybody buy from them?
If their customer base deserted them they would have no business.
I really can't understand why politicians who appear to want to outlaw ticket touting don't just make it illegal to resell tickets at above their face value.0 -
jonesMUFCforever wrote: »I just ask myself - why does anybody buy from them?
If their customer base deserted them they would have no business.
I wish I knew - a Customer of mine has just bought 3 tickets at a cost of £500 because she thought Viagogo were the official seller.
Tickets are still on general sale for about £25 each.0 -
Possibly it's because the name Viagogo sounds familiar, even if it is for all the wrong reasons.
I really can't understand why politicians who appear to want to outlaw ticket touting don't just make it illegal to resell tickets at above their face value.
It's not so much the resell price but the outrageous fees on top!0 -
Is there a pressure group that is lobbying Parliament t9 get Viagogo closed down. Unfortunately I am one of their victims and am rather incensed that they are still operating. It is not clear on their site they are secondary ticketlers and for old people like me when you click on a seat you want that is what you think you are paying for. They are not complying with the court order ruling and keep changing their webpages slightly so you cannot go over their site to try to prove what you did. It is extraordinary they are allowed to continue to rip people off like they are
Does anyone who of any pressure group working towards shutting them down - I know the CMA is thinking of further court action
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I have just received 2 Michael buble tickets i ordered at the price of £269. I assumed these were good seats at that price but on receiving the tickets i realised the face value of each ticket was only £50. What a total rip off. This should be illegal.0
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I have just received 2 Michael buble tickets i ordered at the price of £269. I assumed these were good seats at that price but on receiving the tickets i realised the face value of each ticket was only £50. What a total rip off. This should be illegal.
eg £203 for London £95 face value
£186 for £85 face value
£161 for £96 face value0
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