Michigan HB4755 amends consumer protection laws to prohibit deceptive ticket sales practices.
Michigan HB4755 amends the state's consumer protection laws by adding new provisions to the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act. It specifically targets deceptive practices in the sale of tickets for entertainment events. The bill prohibits sellers from using unauthorized domain names or websites that could mislead consumers, failing to disclose the total ticket price and fees, and increasing ticket prices after initial display. It also mandates clear disclosure of the portion of the price that represents service charges or other fees.
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