Michigan HB4266 amends consumer protection laws to address deceptive practices in third-party ticket sales and other consumer transactions.
Michigan HB4266 amends existing consumer protection laws to address deceptive practices in third-party ticket sales and other consumer transactions. The bill specifically requires third-party sellers of event tickets to clearly disclose their status as independent sellers and not affiliated with the event venue or organizer. It also mandates that sellers inform consumers of any applicable fees before finalizing the sale.
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