A report by a European consumer group criticizes online dynamic pricing mechanisms for their lack of transparency and potential to confuse buyers. The report highlights incidents like the Oasis concert ticket prices soaring to over €400, despite a base price of €86. MEPs are urging the European Commission to regulate dynamic pricing, which can distort the market and disadvantage consumers. While dynamic pricing can sometimes offer benefits, the report suggests it often leads to higher costs. Proposed measures include banning price changes during purchases and requiring clearer explanations of dynamic pricing practices.