The Ontario government has fined the ticket resale platform SeatGeek $25,000 for allegedly breaking its new ban on selling tickets for more than face value.
The fine was levied against the company on Aug. 28 and, according to the province, it did not file an appeal in the two weeks that followed.
That means SeatGeek will now be expected to pay the full $25,000 penalty to Ontario for allegedly failing to ensure tickets are not resold above face value, for failing to disclose the original face value of the ticket, and for facilitating the resale of tickets without proof of original price.
“The penalty is the result of new financial enforcement…
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