Ticketmaster is taking action against scalpers.

The ticketing platform issued a statement on Wednesday (April 22), claiming it caught scalpers with “thousands of illegal tickets” to the Harry Styles residency at Madison Square Garden.

They went on to say that they’ll be giving them back to fans at the original price.

Keep reading to find out more…

“For those of you who don’t know me — I’m Samuul Goba, President of Ticketmaster. I joined the company earlier this year, and I’m focused on sharing more about how ticketing works and improving the experience for fans. So, I want to walk you through what happened here, and how we’re working with Harry and his team to help real fans,” the statement begins.

“We caught scalpers using multiple accounts and fake identities to try to get around ticket limits and resell tickets for profit. We’ve canceled those tickets. None of which had been transferred to fans, and we’re working with the tour to release them back to fans at the original price. You may have seen resale markets offering those tickets recently. This is part of our broader effort to identify and catch those who try to take advantage of fans. We will continue to monitor and take action.”

“It’s important for these tickets to get to real fans. Scalpers often target the tickets that are the lowest price and/or super in-demand so they can flip them for the biggest markup. This impacts many tours and has a huge negative impact on fans. When fans go to request tickets, you’ll see the original prices set by the tour. All in prices are below, including fees: • 19% are $50 • 7% are under $95 • 100% are under $130,” the letter continues.

“No fan accounts were included in these cancellations and none of these tickets were sent to fans. That means: • Anyone who bought directly on Ticketmaster is not affected. • Anyone who has received tickets transferred or resale tickets in their Ticketmaster account is not affected. • Anyone attending a show outside of NYC is not affected.”

“We stop most scalpers before they ever buy tickets, and we catch more before those tickets can be resold. But fraud evolves, and so do we. I come from a fintech background, and tackling problems like this is part of why I joined the ticketing industry and we’ll keep getting better at it. Swipe for more detail on requesting these tickets. My team and I will be in the comments answering questions. Thanks for reading, Samuul Goba. President, Ticketmaster.” See the full post above.

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