Ticketmaster Canada Class-Action Settlement Awards consumers award up to $ 45

Ticketmaster Canada customers who are affected by recent class disputes may soon receive electronic gift cards worth around $ 45 each. This payment is part of a significant agreement of 6 million US dollars approved by the Saskatchewan Court of King’s Bench. The class action was initiated by Crystal Watch against Ticketmaster, Ticketmaster Canada and Parent Society Live Nation Entertainment Inc., after not mentioned non-optional fees were added to ticket purchases-a practice, which is usually referred to as the “drip price”.

Watch and her legal team argued that this tactic had violated the law on consumer protection and the law on business practices, and claimed that ticketmaster misleaded consumers by not showing any final costs until later phases of the cash process. Although Ticketmaster had denied the allegations of misconduct, he agreed to the comparison that has now obtained approval for judicial approval. Accordingly CBCWatch is expected to receive 25,000 US dollars on the agreement, which the fees for the legal advisor of 1.725 million. USD limited.