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Data finds 14% of UK concert-goers have bought fraudulent tickets

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A new UK government survey has found 14% of concert-goers have bought fraudulent tickets, adding up to a loss of £150 million (€175.4m) per year. The polling comes as part of a campaign launched jointly by the Home Office and O2 Virgin Media, known as Stop! Think Fraud, which builds on the company’s previous campaign Let’s Stamp it Out. O2 Virgin Media sponsors 21 music venues in the UK. The poll defines ticket fraud as occurring when fans buy tickets… Continue reading on IQ Magazine The post Data finds 14% of UK concert-goers have bought fraudulent tickets appeared first on IQ Magazine .

First report: Fraud advice for music fans as more than one in 10 bought fake tickets in last year — mirror.co.uk, 1d