Glasgow Oasis fans fall victim to ticketing scams as millions lost

Plymouth Oasis fans among most likely to have been scammed

It is estimated that fans around the UK have collectively lost over £2 million to Oasis ticket scams

Lloyds Bank reveals UK concert scam costing Oasis fans £2m

Lloyds Banking Group said that victims of ticket scams have lost around £200 more to criminals pretending to sell tickets to see the rock band Oasis than any other concert

Ticket Scams Surrounding Oasis’ Reunion Tour Have Reportedly Cost Fans Over $2.5 Million

Getty Image Oasis fans have faced issues when it comes to ticket sales for the band’s long-awaited reunion tour. That’s not even taking scammers into account: As Far Out notes, bad actors have collectively swindled fans for around £2 million, or about $2.6 million. And, it seems, that’s just in the UK. Per a report from Lloyds Banking Group, fans have lost an average of £436 (roughly $580) per scam, about £200 ($266) more than the bank sees with…

Oasis reunion tour ticket scams cost fans more than £2million, says bank

Lloyds Banking Group has revealed that ticket scams for the Oasis reunion tour has cost fans millions of pounds. READ MORE: You gotta roll with it: the rocky road to Oasis’ supersonic return The bank shared the new figures recently, and revealed that fans affected by the ticket scams lost on average £436 per scam. This, it reported, was around £200 more than the average scam relating to ticket sales. In total, fans collectively have lost an est…

Oasis fans lost more than £2m to ticket scams, major bank warns

The group's long-awaited reunion shows are set to begin in a few months, with fans already facing issues of dynamic pricing.

Glasgow Oasis fans fall victim to ticketing scams as millions lost

Oasis fans have collectively lost more than £2 million to scams since tickets for the band’s long-awaited reunion tour went on sale last year.