Music fans, you know the drill. You’ve signed up to your favourite festival’s portal, set three alarms on your phone, and then find you are 4,568th in the queue. So you wait and wait, for what feels like an eternity. And then you realise that the event is sold out. It’s at this point that you’re most vulnerable to the scammerverse.
In the rush of trying (and failing) to get tickets for the festival – or whatever gig you’ve been anticipating since its announcement – you might try to get in the door no matter what.