Here's How To Get Free Ticketmaster Vouchers, Thanks To This Lawsuit

There may be no such thing as a free lunch, but how about FREE MUSIC TICKETS?!

That's right. Thanks to a $400 million lawsuit, Ticketmaster is giving out free and discounted tickets to live music events.

So how do you redeem yours? Basically, you have to have bought from the website between 1999 and 2013.

If this is you, drop everything right now and head over to your Ticketmaster inbox. There might be a present or two waiting for you.

This whole thing has come about after Ticketmaster was accused of overcharging its customers who received purchases via UPS at the time.

The lawsuit explains that class members affected by this will receive credits of $2.25 or $5.00 towards a number of future purchases.

In some cases, customers will also receive free tickets for concerts hosted by Live Nation. You might get as many as 17 free tickets.

Part of the lawsuit reads,

Class Members shall also receive a separate set of codes (one per transaction over the Class Period, with a cap of 17 codes) that may be redeemed for concert tickets at Live Nation owned or operated venues, subject to availability and limitations, as described below. Each ticket code may be redeemed for two tickets, with a maximum of two Ticket Codes (four tickets) eligible for use per event. The tickets will be for general admission seating at designated concert events at Live Nation owned or operated venues.

Just log in to your account, and check the "active vouchers" section. Enjoy!

Citations: Ticketmaster issues millions of free ticket vouchers (CNN)