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  8. Ticketron - Wikipedia

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    The original Ticketron was based in Fort Lee, New Jersey and its president was Clayton B Hulsh. [1] Ticketron unsuccessfully trialled its computerized ticketing system in summer 1967 and folded later that year. [2] The name was bought by a rival, Ticket Reservations Systems, Inc (TRS) and became the name of the service run by TRS in July 1969. [3]

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    Ticketmaster charged in the complaint that when providing Ticketmaster phone numbers on Ticket.com, Ticket.com frequently gave invalid numbers—one time a phone sex number was listed—or the numbers of Ticketmaster's competitors. [9]