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Protecting consumer rights: 'dynamic pricing' must not enrich the few

Summary by EU Observer
Look what happened to Oasis fans in 2024. Ten million fans in 158 countries queued for hours on the Ticketmaster website, only to discover that the prices had jumped from €160 to €400 at the final checkout. The Socialists & Democrats group believe dynamic pricing can be a smokescreen for exploitative pricing models — which go against consumers’ rights.

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Protecting consumer rights: 'dynamic pricing' must not enrich the few

Look what happened to Oasis fans in 2024. Ten million fans in 158 countries queued for hours on the Ticketmaster website, only to discover that the prices had jumped from €160 to €400 at the final checkout. The Socialists & Democrats group believe dynamic pricing can be a smokescreen for exploitative pricing models — which go against consumers’ rights.

·Brussel, Belgium
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EU Observer broke the news in Brussel, Belgium on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
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