IndustryFirst reported 27 may, 23:26 / 1 outlet

Vermont Looks to Decommission Scalpers With New Ticketing-Reform Law — Including a Resale Price Cap and a Speculative Sales Ban

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  1. 27 May, 23:26
    Digital Music NewsFirst
    Vermont Looks to Decommission Scalpers With New Ticketing-Reform Law — Including a Resale Price Cap and a Speculative Sales Ban

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Vermont has officially become the latest state to take a stab at decommissioning scalpers, as it’s enacted a ticketing-reform law featuring a resale price cap, a ban on speculative passes, and more. Governor Phil Scott signed the bill into law yesterday, and multiple reform-minde…