The Federal Trade Commission said the ticket resale provider violated the agency’s free transparency rule and did not disclose total ticket prices for live events.
WASHINGTON — StubHub has agreed to pay $10 million to settle charges from the Federal Trade Commission alleging the company did not properly disclose ticket prices to consumers.
The FTC announced that StubHub, which is the nation’s largest ticket resale provider, would refund $10 million in fees to consumers after the company violated the agency’s rule on unfair or deceptive fees.
“The Commission’s Fees Rule makes it very clear that the total price of live-event tickets must be disclosed up-front
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