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At the Olympic Games Organizing Committee complained to the Anti-Monopoly Service.

Organizing Committee , Olympic Games in Sochi

February 7, 2014 9:02

Consumer Rights Protection Society (OZPP) appealed to the Federal Antimonopoly Service against the actions of the Sochi 2014 Organizing Committee. As reported by a REGNUM  in the press service of society on February 6, the reason for treatment led to numerous consumer complaints, disgruntled by the common organization of the Olympic Games, the order ticket, admission to the Olympics, infringement of consumer rights, violation of constitutional rights, restrictions on the use of bank cards and other abuses by the organizers of the Winter Olympics.

The appeal before the FAS OZPP are five points of possible violations of consumer rights. In particular, consumer advocates say illegal what Organizing Committee feels entitled to refuse to issue a so-called "passport fan" without explanation and does not provide citizens with an opportunity to challenge the decision of the organizers. Human rights defenders also point to the fact that the Organizing Committee accepts payment only with a certain type of bank cards - this, according to OZPP restricts consumers' rights and violates the rights of competition from other market players. In addition, tickets are non-refundable, except for force majeure.

In a statement filed with the Federal Antimonopoly Service OZPP requests to inspect the above circumstances and bring the perpetrators (both legal and physical) to the statutory liability.

Julia Zadorina, especially for 93.ru

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