All posts belonging to the Watchdog tag can be found in the list below.
Viagogo has been referred to National Trading Standards and could face a prosecution after failing to comply with the advertising watchdog’s transparency criteria. The Advertising Standards Autho...
Tags: ASA, Drip Pricing, Fees, National Trading Standards, Secondary Market, Viagogo, WatchdogCanada’s Commissioner of Competition is still battling to stop Ticketmaster and parent company Live Nation from using what is alleged to be a deceptive ticket pricing practice. The law enforcemen...
Tags: Canada, Fees, Legal, Ticketmaster, Transparency, WatchdogThe Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned four of the UK’s main ticketing resale sites from using “misleading” pricing information. The advertising watchdog has clamped down on...
Tags: Advertising, ASA, Fees, GetMeIn, Official Exchange, Seatwave, StubHub, Transparency, Viagogo, WatchdogIreland’s competition watchdog has summoned officials from Ticketmaster, Viagogo and StubHub as its investigation into the secondary ticketing sector continues. The Competition and Consum...
Tags: CCPC, Competition Regulator, Ireland, StubHub, Ticketmaster, Viagogo, WatchdogThe Australian Competition and Consumer Commissions (ACCC) has taken Viagogo to federal court for alleged misleading representations and huge booking fees. The proceedings could widely impact the l...
Tags: ACCC, Australia, Booking Fees, Federal Court, legal action, Misleading, Secondary Market, Viagogo, Watchdog'Victim of Viagogo', a Facebook campaign group set up to help those that claim to have been duped by the secondary ticketing marketplace, has reclaimed more than £100,000 ($130,000/€110,000) for di...
Tags: Anti-Touting, Campaign, Claire Turnham, Facebook Campaign, Google, Marketplace, Refunds, Resale, Secondary Ticketing, UK, Viagogo, Victim of Viagogo, Watchdog, Which?
