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Police warn of ticket scams as Bruno Mars Singapore concert sales begin
Authorities have cautioned the public to exercise vigilance when purchasing tickets for Bruno Mars' upcoming Singapore performance, which goes on sale on September 11. Officials urge consumers to buy only from authorised vendors to avoid falling victim to fraud.
LSN Singapore ·
The Singapore Police Force has issued a advisory ahead of ticket sales for Bruno Mars' concert, reminding the public of the heightened risk of scams during high-demand entertainment events. As one of the year's most anticipated performances, the show is expected to attract significant interest from consumers seeking to secure seats.
Police recommend that ticket purchasers avoid dealing with unverified sellers and instead restrict their transactions to official channels and authorised retailers. Such precautions help minimise the risk of financial loss through counterfeit tickets or unauthorised resale platforms.
Members of the public are encouraged to verify the legitimacy of any seller before completing a purchase and to exercise due diligence when providing payment details. The advisory comes as part of broader efforts by authorities to protect consumers from increasingly sophisticated ticket fraud schemes that have affected major events in the region.
Those who suspect they have encountered fraudulent ticket sales are advised to report the matter to the police immediately.