Ticketmaster can cancel your account, remove your content, and cancel your ticket orders at any time and for any reason they decide is harmful to their interests — with no obligation to explain or compensate you.
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The unilateral termination right means consumers can lose access to purchased tickets, stored payment information, and account history without warning, with the only remedy being individual arbitration.
Ticketmaster can terminate your account and cancel your outstanding ticket orders based solely on its own judgment about what harms its interests, potentially leaving you without tickets you paid for and no recourse except through the arbitration process.
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"Ticketmaster reserves the right to refuse service, terminate accounts, terminate your rights to use the Services, remove or edit content, or cancel orders in its discretion, including without limitation, if Ticketmaster believes that user conduct violates applicable law or is harmful to the interests of Ticketmaster, its subsidiaries, affiliates, business partners, other users, or any other person or entity.— Excerpt from Ticketmaster's Ticketmaster Terms of Use
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: FTC Act Section 5 governs unfair or deceptive practices including account termination without adequate notice or refund; state UDAP statutes apply similarly. CCPA §1798.100 provides California users with data access and deletion rights that survive account termination. GDPR Article 17 provides EU users with rights to erasure of personal data following account termination. State consumer protection statutes may require refunds for cancelled orders regardless of terms.
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The unilateral termination right means consumers can lose access to purchased tickets, stored payment information, and account history without warning, with the only remedy being individual arbitration.
Ticketmaster can terminate your account and cancel your outstanding ticket orders based solely on its own judgment about what harms its interests, potentially leaving you without tickets you paid for and no recourse except through the arbitration process.
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