Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says his office is investigating StubHub after complaints from some World Cup fans about tickets they bought not being delivered, and alleged “ghost ticketing.” Multiple outlets report that the Texas Office of the Attorney General is examining whether StubHub is cancelling or failing to provide tickets purchased through its website. The inquiry follows customer reports that tickets were cancelled shortly before matches, including days or hours before kickoff, with some buyers claiming they received no tickets. Financial Times describes the investigation as focused on whether the company is “cancelling or failing to provide” purchases. Channel NewsAsia and The Independent similarly report the existence of a Texas investigation tied to World Cup ticket complaints. PYMNTS adds that Paxton announced the review on July 3, citing reports that StubHub cancelled tickets close to the start of games. StubHub’s response is not included in the provided excerpts. The investigation is ongoing and centers on consumer-related allegations regarding ticket availability and fulfillment for World Cup events.