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These unlawful methods include using thousands of ticket-purchasing accounts created with names, addresses or phone numbers belonging to someone other than the ticket purchaser and virtual credit card accounts and phone numbers controlled by REPS.View source
In addition, they also used IP proxy services and multi-session browsers that mask the identity and location of the account user, the complaint alleges.View source
For example, REPS has agreements with its employees and third-party partners authorizing the company to use their names and addresses to establish accounts with ticket issuers to create multiple accounts that are used to help purchase tickets, according to the complaint.View source
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In addition, they also used IP proxy services and multi-session browsers that mask the identity and location of the account user, the complaint alleges.
FTC News · 2026-10-15 20:00
In addition, they also used IP proxy services and multi-session browsers that mask the identity and location of the account user, the complaint alleges.View source
These unlawful methods include using thousands of ticket-purchasing accounts created with names, addresses or phone numbers belonging to someone other than the ticket purchaser and virtual credit card accounts and phone numbers controlled by REPS.
FTC News · 2026-10-15 20:00
These unlawful methods include using thousands of ticket-purchasing accounts created with names, addresses or phone numbers belonging to someone other than the ticket purchaser and virtual credit card accounts and phone numbers controlled by REPS.View source
For example, REPS has agreements with its employees and third-party partners authorizing the company to use their names and addresses to establish accounts with ticket issuers to create multiple accounts that are used to help purchase tickets, according to the complaint.
FTC News · 2026-10-15 20:00
For example, REPS has agreements with its employees and third-party partners authorizing the company to use their names and addresses to establish accounts with ticket issuers to create multiple accounts that are used to help purchase tickets, according to the complaint.View source
REPS spent more than $1.3 billion to amass more than 18.5 million tickets for these events, generating at least $120.8 million in profit by reselling these tickets on the secondary marketplace.
FTC News · 2026-10-15 20:00
REPS spent more than $1.3 billion to amass more than 18.5 million tickets for these events, generating at least $120.8 million in profit by reselling these tickets on the secondary marketplace.View source
REPS spent more than $1.3 billion to amass more than 18.5 million tickets for these events, generating at least $120.8 million in profit by reselling these tickets on the secondary marketplace.
FTC News · 2026-10-15 20:00
REPS spent more than $1.3 billion to amass more than 18.5 million tickets for these events, generating at least $120.8 million in profit by reselling these tickets on the secondary marketplace.View source
REPS purchased more than eight tickets for at least 83,500 events—many of which were high demand and likely to sell out.
FTC News · 2026-10-15 20:00
REPS purchased more than eight tickets for at least 83,500 events—many of which were high demand and likely to sell out.View source
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