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Washington Today (6-15-23): President Biden says Ticketmaster, SeatGeek to disclose fees up front
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43:45Now PlayingPresident Biden says Ticketmaster and SeatGeek have agreed to make it easier to find all-in, upfront pricing, including any service charge or other fees. President says it a "win for consumers", as he meets with executives of those and other private-sector companies as part of his drive against hidden fees, what the president calls "junk fees".
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