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Litigation

Jun. 3, 2000

Suit Alleges Tickets.com Didn't Pay for Software

SANTA ANA - Go to the Web site for Tickets.com and the Costa Mesa-based company touts its mission as leveraging "the power of the Internet to create the most compelling ticketing solutions for consumers, venues, promoters and artists." The software it uses to sell tickets via the Web to worldwide events, however, may never have been paid for, according to a suit filed Friday in Orange County Superior Court. Epperson v. Tickets.com Inc.


By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SANTA ANA - Go to the Web site for Tickets.com and the Costa Mesa-based company touts its mission as leveraging "the power of the Internet to create the most compelling ticketing solutions for consumers, venues, promoters and artists." The software i...

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