Ticketmaster proudly announces that it will follow the law and show prices in front of

Ticketmaster wants you to know that this is “everyone in” at the front prices. In a blog post published On Monday, the company triumphantly declared that it “sets the first fans” and includes a taxi in the first price you see for a ticket. Is not mentioned in the Ticketmaster message: a FTC rule requiring accurate change just so it happened with come into effect Today.

FTC bilateral junk fees rule was finalized In December. This requires live, hotel and rental events suppliers to “tell consumers the whole truth in front of prices and fees.” As of Monday, they should show the full price (minus taxes) more clearly than other prices information. Amazing how the Ticketmaster users policy arrived on a very day of live days required by law to do so. (The Lord works in mysterious ways.)

The company added another convenient feature on Monday, which was not appointed by law. New Ticket tail Should, at least in theory, make the purchase of tickets in demand less disappointing. When an event is sold, you will be queued up and you will say your right place in a queue. The idea is to prevent bottles from grabing before you can even get the DANS page to load.

Once you are in line, you do not need to spread F5 or CMD-R. The page will automatically refresh as you move upwards. For the largest broadcasts, the availability and pricing will be updated in real time as you wait.

When it’s your turn, you’ll get a notice. If you are on a mobile device, this will be a warning for an application. If you use a browser, you will hear a sound. So, bend that volume if you have to withdraw.

The waiting people usually open 15 minutes before tickets go on sale, so sign up early. For the most glamorous process, the company recommends saving payment information a while ago with a current email, telephone number and billing information.