Bruce Springsteen fans who claim they paid too much for tickets to his 2012 Wrecking Ball tour are suing the concert promoters for consumer fraud.
April 24, 2014 at 12:35 AM
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Bruce Springsteen fans who claim they paid too much for tickets to his 2012 “Wrecking Ball” tour are suing the concert promoters for consumer fraud.
The suit, filed in federal court in Trenton, alleges the promoters, Live Nation Entertainment and three subsidiaries, set aside large blocks of tickets for brokers, forcing fans into the much more expensive secondary market or pricing them out.
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