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You can manage or block these using your browser setting Find out more Ok, thanks Report fraud Call us 0300 123 2040 Cymraeg English * English * Shqip * Czech * Français * Deutsch * Italiano * Basa Jawa * Lietuviškai * Polski * Português * Român * Soomaali * Español * Türkçe * Cymraeg * العربية * বাঙালি * 中文 * ગુજરાતી * हिंदी * 日本語 * 한국어 * 中文 * मराठी * ਪੰਜਾਬੀ * Pусский * தமிழ் * తెలేగు * اردو * Tiếng Việt-nam Login * Reporting * Reporting fraud * Report a phishing attempt * Guide to reporting * Reporting in local language * Adroddiad yn gymraeg * FAQs * Types of fraud * What is fraud? * A-Z of fraud * Prevention * Free cybercrime protection * Victim resources * Individual protection * Business protection * Useful organisations * Sign-up for Action fraud alert * Newsroom * News * Campaigns * Press and media * About us * What is Action Fraud * What is National Fraud Intelligence Bureau * Who reports fraud to us? * Resources * Partners * Contact us * * Home * Reporting * Types of fraud * Prevention * Newsroom * About us * Reporting * Reporting fraud * Report a phishing attempt * Guide to reporting * Reporting in local language * Adroddiad yn gymraeg * FAQs * Types of fraud * What is fraud? * A-Z fraud * Prevention * Free cybercrime protection * Victim resources * Individual protection * Business protection * Useful organisations * Sign-up for Action fraud alert * Newsroom * News * Campaigns * Press and media * About us * What is Action Fraud * What is National Fraud Intelligence Bureau * Who reports fraud to us? * Resources * Partners * Contact us Home Newsroom Campaigns STAY SAFE THIS SUMMER FROM TICKET FRAUD 18-04-2024 0 shares According to new data, £6.7 million was lost to ticket fraud in 2023 in the UK alone. Action Fraud, the national fraud and cybercrime reporting service, has launched a new ticket fraud awareness campaign, warning people to be alert to fraudsters trying to catch out people planning for popular and sold-out events. Follow our top tips to avoid falling victim to ticket fraud. According to new data, £6.7 million was lost to ticket fraud in 2023 in the UK alone. Action Fraud, the national fraud and cybercrime reporting service, has launched a new ticket fraud awareness campaign, warning people to be alert to fraudsters trying to catch out people planning for popular and sold-out events. How to protect yourself from ticket fraud: * Only buy tickets from the venue’s box office, official promoter or agent, or a well-known ticketing website. * Avoid paying for tickets by bank transfer, especially if buying from someone unknown. Credit card or payment services such as PayPal give you a better chance of recovering the money if you become a victim of fraud. * The password you use for your email account, as well as any other accounts you use to purchase tickets, should be different from all your other passwords. Use three random words to create a strong and memorable password, and enable 2-step verification (2SV). * Be wary of unsolicited emails, texts or adverts offering unbelievably good deals on tickets. * Is the vendor a member of STAR? If they are, the company has signed up to their strict governing standards. STAR also offers an approved Alternative Dispute Resolution service to help customers with outstanding complaints. For more information visit star.org.uk/buy_safe. If you think you’ve been a victim of fraud, contact your bank immediately and report it to Action Fraud online at actionfraud.police.uk or by calling 0300 123 2040, or call Police Scotland on 101. 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