BTS Concert Ticket Scams: S$11K Lost so Far From 14 Victims in Just Less than One Week; Mostly via X
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BTS concert ticket scams: S$11K lost so far from 14 victims in just less than one week; mostly via X
SINGAPORE: Singaporeans hoping to secure seats for BTS’s upcoming concerts have already lost at least S$11,000 to scammers, according to the Singapore Police Force (SPF), cited by Channel NewsAsia (CNA) in a June 6 report. The police said at least 14 reports linked to fake BTS World Tour “Arirang” ticket sales were lodged between June 1 and June 6. The warning comes as demand for tickets remains sky-high following the start of presales this week…
BTS Singapore concert: Police double down on scam warning as losses cross $11,000
As tickets sell out for the Singapore leg of K-pop boy band BTS' Arirang tour, scam losses involving the "sale" of tickets have reached at least $11,000, prompting the police to remind members of the public to remain vigilant.Sales for the four BTS concerts started in phases on Ticketmaster from June 3 to 5, selling out on June 5.Meanwhile, online travel platform Klook, which began sales of its ticket bundles on June 5, sold out on June 6, accor…
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