It's not that we broke the rules. It's that we told the truth about them breaking the law.
We built something LEGITIMATE in a cesspool of scammers. Tax-paying. LGBTQ-owned. Transparent. And that made us their primary target.
"Dear Henk," begins the email. Not "To Whom It May Concern." Not "Dear Business Owner."
No formal cease and desist.
No legal citations.
Just a first-name threat from their "Regulatory Affairs" attack dog. As if we're casual acquaintances rather than businesses in conflict.
The black-market dealers? The account thieves? The queue manipulators hiding in Discord servers? All untouched. All thriving. All INVISIBLE to Ticketmaster's selective enforcement.
Found these in under 10 minutes. Where's YOUR regulatory team, Dan?
Selling Ticketmaster accounts from Abu Dhabi with impunity. Zero consequences. But we're the "threat."
Operating since 2021. Not a peep from TM. We guess "Perfect" really does buy you immunity.
Stole our model. Stole our site. Got a free pass. Apparently plagiarism is acceptable when you lack the courage to speak truth to power.
Literally advertises "used to cash out tickets." No subtlety. No consequences.
"Full access to email + forwarding." Anonymous. Russia-based. But Dan Wall can't seem to find them. Curious.
Our exact business model—without the ethics, transparency, or accountability. Still thriving.
Selling "aged accounts" like convenience store candy. Zero oversight. Zero enforcement.
"Quicker access to high-demand tickets." That EXACT phrase got us threatened. They get carte blanche.
Copping groups. Dark web resellers. Underground scalping rings.
But they don't have a public face. They don't file taxes. They don't report fraud.
We made the fatal mistake of being accountable. That's what Ticketmaster can't tolerate.
Dan,
You chose to publicly attack a legitimate business rather than address the actual bad actors exploiting your platform. This was not oversight. This was retaliation.
We have documented every interaction, preserved every email, and recorded every timeline. The pattern of selective enforcement following our CCPA complaint is unmistakable.
Legitimate businesses deserve legitimate treatment. We expected better from Ticketmaster's Director of Regulatory Affairs than an unprofessional, first-name-basis threat disguised as enforcement.
This page will remain online as a public record of Ticketmaster's selective enforcement practices. The evidence speaks for itself.