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Si informan antes, cargos adicionales por boletos son legales: Profeco

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Los cargos adicionales aplicados por empresas de venta de boletos son legales siempre que sean informados al consumidor con antelación al pago, aseveró el titular de la Procuraduría Federal del Consumidor, Iván Escalante.

Al ser cuestionado en la conferencia matutina de ayer sobre cobros adicionales que se informan después del pago por empresas como Ticketmaster, Escalante señaló que el cobro es ilegal si no se informa antes de efectuar el pago.

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