A Georgia ticket company is facing federal charges related to a scalping scheme. The company, which operates under multiple names, allegedly used fake accounts and software to buy concert tickets in bulk. These tickets were then resold at a significant markup.

The Federal Trade Commission is accusing the company of violating a federal law that prohibits using technology to bypass ticket purchase limits. The company's methods involved creating fake accounts and using virtual credit card numbers to disguise their location. Further details about the allegations and the company's actions are available from the Federal Trade Commission and local news sources, including Atlanta News First.