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World Cup Fans Left Stranded as StubHub Fails to Deliver Tickets, Sparking Consumer Outrage

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Thousands of World Cup fans face ruined trips due to StubHub's failure to deliver tickets, highlighting a 'deeply broken' system.
Advocates push for reform as affected fans seek refunds or replacements, often with inferior seats.

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Thousands of World Cup fans face ruined trips due to StubHub's failure to deliver tickets, highlighting a 'deeply broken' system. Advocates push for reform as affected fans seek refunds or replacements, often with inferior seats.

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