Ticketmaster can change these terms at any time, and simply by continuing to use the service after changes take effect, you automatically agree to the new terms.
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You may not receive direct notification of every change, and continuing to use the platform, even for a purchase you started before the change, could be treated as acceptance of new and potentially less favorable terms.
Interpretive note: The threshold for what constitutes a 'material' revision triggering notification is not defined in the agreement, creating uncertainty about when consumers will receive proactive notice of changes.
Changed from passive continued use as acceptance to requiring affirmative agreement to updates, and expanded stated reasons for modifications; notification mechanism changed from discretionary to automatic Effective Date updates.
View full change record →Consumers who use Ticketmaster regularly without reviewing updated terms may unknowingly accept less favorable conditions, including expanded data practices or modified arbitration terms, through continued use of the platform.
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"We may revise these Terms from time to time. The most current version of the Terms will always be at legal.ticketmaster.com. If a revision, in our sole discretion, is material, we will notify you. By continuing to access or use our Services after those revisions become effective, you agree to be bound by the revised Terms.Excerpt from Ticketmaster's Terms of Use
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You may not receive direct notification of every change, and continuing to use the platform, even for a purchase you started before the change, could be treated as acceptance of new and potentially less favorable terms.
Consumers who use Ticketmaster regularly without reviewing updated terms may unknowingly accept less favorable conditions, including expanded data practices or modified arbitration terms, through continued use of the platform.
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