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Updates to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy

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Hi {NAME}, We're emailing you to let you know that we've updated our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy

Hi {NAME}, We're emailing you to let you know that we've updated our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy to better serve you. We've reorganized them to make them easier to read and understand, and we've updated them to reflect changes we have made to our business. These changes became effective on Thursday, April 5th for all users. We encourage you to review the new [Privacy Policy]( and the new [Terms of Use](. Thanks for using SeatGeek! © 2018 SeatGeek, Inc. | [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Use]( [400 Lafayette St, Fl 4, New York, NY 10003](#)

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