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This is Handel on the Law. Marginal Legal Adv legal advice where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

The FTC, Federal Trade Commission, has sued a ticket reseller, key investment group, and why?

Well, this has to do with Taylor Swift and her ERIS

tour that just finished up, that grossed $2 billion or whatever. And here is why the lawsuit

went forward, because key investment group evaded, the accusation is evaded purchasing limits and they bought up thousands of

these tickets to events like Taylor Swift's tour and then resold them at markup. So why aren't they

allowed to do that? Because the limit is six tickets per sale.

And what it does is operate ticket resale sites.

Total Tickets.com is one of them.

It uses thousands of Ticketmaster accounts, including fake purchased accounts.

Now, Ticketmaster faced all kinds of criticism after its botched,

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