Police say scammers create fake listings offering tickets at higher prices, especially for sold-out events, to attract eager fans.
The RNC is urging summer concert goers to be aware of online ticket scams. Police say scammers create fake listings offering tickets at higher prices, especially for sold-out events, to attract eager fans. They also offer lower prices on the day of events to make it look like a great deal. Then, once money is sent, the scammer blocks the buyer or disappears from social media. The RNC recommends buying only from the authorized ticket seller or re-seller, never send money unless you know the seller, and check the ticket’s policies for the event.
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