According to the BBC, Liverpool is hitting the chaos of ticket scalpers with unprecedented strength. The club has closed 145,000 ticketing accounts in the past two years, issued a record 1,114 life bans last season alone, and closed more than 100 sc...
According to the BBC, Liverpool is hitting the chaos of ticket scalpers with unprecedented strength. The club has closed 145,000 ticketing accounts in the past two years, issued a record 1,114 life bans last season alone, and closed more than 100 scalpers social groups with a total member of over one million.
Scalpers used robot software and false identities to hoard tickets in large quantities, seriously harming the interests of fans. The problem is widespread in the Premier League, and Arsenal and Chelsea have also dealt with tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of illegal accounts and ticket-purchasing robots this season respectively.
However, the head of the Fan Association questioned this, believing that some clubs are not determined enough. Although the Premier League is introducing technical means to counter the votes and the law explicitly prohibits vote counting, official data shows that only 12 people were arrested for the top six leagues in England last season.
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