1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Junk Fee Prevention Act . 2. Protecting consumers from excessive and hidden fees (a) Protecting consumers from hidden fees A covered entity shall clearly and conspicuously display, in each advertisement and when a price is first shown to a consumer, the total price of the good or service provided by the covered entity, including any mandatory fees a consumer would incur during the transaction, which shall not change during the purchase process. (b) Excessive fees A covered entity shall not impose on a consumer or advertise any mandatory fees that are excessive or deceptive for any good or service offered by the covered entity. (c) Ticket holdbacks If a good or service provided by a covered entity is a ticket to a sporting event, theater, musical performance, or an event at a place of public amusement of any kind, the covered entity shall, not less than 72 hours prior to the first public sale or presale of such ticket, clearly and conspicuously disclose to the public, including at the point of sale, the total number of tickets offered for sale by the covered entity or available for the given event. (d) Protecting refunds A covered entity shall clearly and conspicuously disclose any guarantee or refund policy prior to the completion of a transaction by the consumer and, in the event of a refund, provide a refund in the amount of the total cost of the ticket including any mandatory fees. (e) Speculative ticketing If a covered entity does not possess a ticket at the time of the sale, it shall provide to the consumer— (1) a clear and conspicuous notice that the covered entity does not possess the ticket