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If you are reading this article, I think you know that it is difficult to book concerts, performances, or baseball tickets. Finding a good spot where demand is much higher than supply is really a matter of picking stars from the sky, isn’t it? So, many people often buy and sell tickets using online second-hand markets or ask friends for ticketing and transfer the tickets. Then we worry about this.
“What should I do if I get scammed by a second-hand seller?” “I bought a ticket, but what if the concert hall doesn’t let me in?” “I got a ticket from a friend, but I can’t verify my identity, so what should I do?”
That worry, this post solves it.
So let’s take a look at each one shall we?
1. Reservation statement
2. Phone numbers and names of acquaintances
This is the simplest case. In some cases, you can let them in if you tell them the last 4 digits of your phone number, but be sure to bring your reservation statement (reservation confirmation). Cell phone captures are also available.
1. Seller’s phone number
2. Fraud record inquiry
3. Reservation statement
4. Copy of seller’s ID, name
When purchasing a ticket in Used Nara, you should check the above four things first. First of all, the most basic of the basics, you should check whether the seller has a fraud record, right? Search fraud records through the seller’s phone number or account number. Since it may not be your cell phone number, you need to be meticulous to check if the seller’s cell phone number is correct by calling or texting (Kakao Talk) with your real phone number. If it is a safe payment and you cannot disclose your mobile phone number, please do not make a transaction. (Be sure to know your cell phone number anyway, as you may need it when you receive a ticket.)
Never deposit money right away if you don’t have a record of fraud, and you should get a copy of your booking statement and the seller’s ID. The reason for this is that you need to check if the name of the person who made the reservation and the seller in the reservation details match. If they say they can’t give you an ID because of your resident registration number, ask them to cover the back seat. If it still doesn’t give it, there’s something kangaroo. Never trade.
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One thing to note is that it is correct not to show the reservation number on the reservation statement before making a transaction. Checking the reservation details before making a deposit is for the purpose of checking whether the tickets purchased by the seller are correct 🙂 After all the checks are complete, you can properly deposit and receive the full version of the reservation details! (I can’t help the fraud that occurs in this process… Anyway, used country is a fraud country…)
When you go to the concert hall, if you ask for the last digit of your cell phone number, you can tell the seller’s last digit, and if you ask for the statement, show the reservation statement you received from the seller. If you ask for the name, you can tell the seller’s name. It’s simple, right? Do not worry. Where did you get this ticket from? Oh, it’s a bit suspicious…. It’s not like this 🙂
Then, safe transactions and enjoy a pleasant cultural life!!
Don’t get scammed, don’t get scammed, really please
Give me 50,000 won for my grand model.
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