Which? calls for a price cap on resale tickets and tougher enforcement
Fans often battle with misleading pricing, ticket touts and scammers when trying to secure tickets to popular events ...
Government must stop online touts and tighten rules on dynamic pricing to fix the broken ticketing industry, Which? warns
Four in 10 people worry about buying event tickets from resale sites, new Which? research has found, as the consumer champion calls on the government to fix the broken ticket industry by stopping ...
DBT's consultation on the resale of live events tickets - Which? response
The purpose of a well-functioning resale market should be to enable people who have bought a ticket (or tickets) and find that they are no longer able to attend, to be able to sell these tickets to ...
Are the Microsoft 'single-use code' emails legit?
The email is titled 'Your single-use code' and appears to be from Microsoft. It then tells you: ‘We received your request for ...
Ninja Slushi vs frozen drink makers: which is best?
Ninja promises 'frozen drinks, made simple' with its Ninja Slushi. It's a pricey purchase at £350, so we've tested it to see ...
Amazon 'iPhone in your basket' scam warning
Amazon customers continue to be targeted by phone scammers who claim that iPhones or other expensive items have been added to their shopping baskets.  Which? has warned about this scam and others ...
Which? Shorts podcast: have you bought a dangerous product without realising?
In this week's episode of Which? Shorts, we’re revealing the reality of shopping on online marketplaces. We're all becoming more used to using website likes TikTok Shop, eBay and Amazon Marketplace, ...