Ticketmaster knew we resold tickets – defendant

In a recent court case, the defendant claimed that Ticketmaster was aware of their practice of reselling tickets at a higher price. The defendant argued that Ticketmaster not only knew about this practice but also facilitated it by not taking any action to prevent it.

The defendant’s legal team presented evidence showing communication between Ticketmaster and the defendant discussing ticket resales and pricing. They also highlighted Ticketmaster’s lack of action against the defendant despite being aware of their activities.

As a result, the defendant argued that Ticketmaster should be held liable for any damages caused by the resale of tickets at inflated prices. They contended that Ticketmaster’s inaction contributed to the illegal activities and therefore should be held accountable.

The case has sparked a debate about the role of ticketing companies in preventing ticket scalping and reselling at inflated prices. It remains to be seen how the court will rule on this matter and what implications it may have for the ticketing industry as a whole.