Consumption Fine with 320,000 Euros to Reggaeton Beach Festival for Introducing Abusive Clauses
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The Ministry of Consumer Affairs has sanctioned with 320,000 euros the organizer of Reggaeton Beach Festival for various abusive practices.
The company, which organizes musical events in several autonomous communities, has recognized the violations and, in addition to paying the penalty, is obliged to rectify
The penalty also states that attendees had to pay an extra to enter and leave the festival, and that the organization did not refund the unspent balance on the cashless bracelets.
For prohibiting attendees from entering the premises with food and drink from outside, limiting their access or imposing management costs on ticket sales.
The ministry considers that the company violated the rights of consumers by prohibiting them from entering festivals with food and drink or charging them management costs without such management actually existed, among other behaviors.
The ministry fined the festival for preventing the entry of food and drink from abroad, charging a supplement to go out and return to the venue, for how the balance of the bracelets 'cashless' was returned.Consumo opens criminal file against a large promoter of festivals alleging abusive practices The Ministry of Social Rights, Consumption and Agenda 2030 has announced the sanction of 320,000 euros to an event promoter for engaging in abusive pr…
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