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Ticketmaster customer affected by a data hack?
You could be one of the 40,000 customers of Ticketmaster UK who are eligible to make a claim for compensation against the ticketing giants.
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A hack occurred between February and June 2018 in which the personal and financial details of Ticketmaster customers were stolen by cyber criminals. The information stolen by the hackers was all information that, in the wrong hands, could be misused for fraudulent purposes and included the following:
The breach would have affected customers of the ticketing website who bought tickets through Ticketmaster UK, GETMEIN! and Ticketweb. Some international customers may have been affected between September 2017 and June 23 2018.
Ticketmaster blamed the data breach on a hack carried out using malware that targeted a third-party chatbot customer support system, managed by partner Inbenta Technologies, that they had been using on their payment pages. Even when they were alerted to a potential problem after being informed about fraudulent transactions on customer credit cards, the company initially failed to identify the problem.
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Date the breach occured
If you are one of the 40,000 Ticketmaster UK customers who have been affected by the data breach then you are entitled to make a claim for compensation. Anyone whose personal data was part of the hack should have been notified by an email from Ticketmaster back in 2018..
We can put you in touch with expert data breach solicitors who are putting together a collective group claim that will bring together the large number of Ticketmaster customers. If you bought tickets between February and June 2018, it is possible that you have been affected by the data breach, even if you didn’t receive or didn’t see any notification at the time, so it is still worth getting in touch with us.
Compensation is payable, not only for any specific financial or other losses you have incurred, but also for any distress caused by the data breach which could have left you open to the risk of fraudulent activity.
If you think you may have a valid Ticketmaster data breach claim then get in touch with us and we will put you in touch with data breach experts who will make enquiries for you and confirm whether or not you have a valid claim worth pursuing.
We can put you in touch with legal experts who are putting together a group claim whereby the large number of customers can be part of a collective claim for Ticketmaster data breach compensation. It is thought that around two-thirds of Ticketmaster data breach victims may have suffered a fraudulent transaction. Even if the breach has not led to any direct financial losses to you, you are still entitled to claim compensation for distress caused by the data breach.
Our recommended experts will act for you on a No Win, No Fee basis, meaning there is no risk to you in making a claim and nothing to pay in the unlikely event we take on your claim and you don’t win compensation. We can help you receive the maximum amount of compensation for your Ticketmaster data breach claim, so if you’ve received notification of a data breach, or think that your personal data may have been part of the breach, be sure to start a claim with us.
A hack occurred in which the personal and financial details of Ticketmaster customers were stolen by cyber criminals. The information stolen by the hackers was all information that, in the wrong hands, could be misused for fraudulent purposes.
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