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Fans are fuming after World Cup tickets they bought through resale sites fall through

World Cup fans are reporting ticket disappearances and lockouts after purchasing from resale platforms like StubHub.

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Fans who purchased World Cup tickets through resale sites are reporting that their tickets disappeared or never arrived, leaving some stranded outside matches. One individual reported spending $750 on a ticket to see Scotland play, only for StubHub to later state the ticket was unavailable.

Coverage from AP News, Business Insider, and various local outlets emphasizes a surge of complaints and demands for refunds. Reports from FOX 13 Seattle and WCVB specifically highlight issues with StubHub, including claims that sales were canceled as prices soared.

Future developments depend on the response of resale sites to the increasing number of refund demands and complaints regarding the availability of tickets.

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Quick answers

Which resale platform is frequently mentioned in the reports?

StubHub is specifically named in coverage from FOX 13 Seattle, WCVB, Business Insider, and WGAL.

What specific issues are fans experiencing?

Fans report being locked out of matches, tickets never arriving, and sales being canceled after payments were made.

Are these issues limited to the World Cup?

According to CBC, ticket resale sites for concerts are also facing a surge of complaints and refund demands.

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