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How ticket bots are changing concert and train ticket sales

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Sydney Goh
How ticket bots are changing concert and train ticket sales
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Automated ticket-buying bots are increasingly disrupting the sale of concert and train tickets, leading to unfair access and higher resale prices. Governments in South Korea and China are implementing stricter regulations to combat these practices and ensure fair market access.

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The rise of scalping bots highlights a growing tension between digital efficiency and consumer fairness in global retail markets.

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Purchasing concert tickets has long been a high-stakes affair, with popular events often selling out within minutes.

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The article presents a balanced view of the consumer frustration and the regulatory responses from multiple governments without taking a political stance.

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