Movie scalpers exploit credit card discount loopholes to buy low and sell high, earning 36,000 yuan a month. Scalpers profit from the price difference by using credit cards to sell tickets. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the responsibilities of those who sell scalped tickets.

Movie scalpers profit from credit card discounts by buying low and selling high, netting 36,000 yuan a month. Scalpers profit from the price difference by using credit cards, leaving people feeling cheated. | Sanli News reporters Bao Xiuwei and Huang Zhengjie

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Li Yusheng, an attorney at Fidelity Law Firm, stated that the perpetrator in this case did not intend to watch the movie himself, but instead purchased low-priced movie tickets with the intention of reselling them to others for profit. This may constitute scalping, which violates the Social Order Maintenance Act and may result in residence or a fine of up to NT$18,000. If the perpetrator resells the tickets for an amount exceeding the face value, the Cultural and Creative Industries Development Act may impose a suspended fine of up to NT$500,000 for selling scalped tickets.

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