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James KellySean Cable
James KellySean CableWith Brewer's fever sweeping Wisconsin, state officials are warning fans to watch out for ticket scams.
The Wisconsin Department of Trade and Consumer Protection says sold-out events, like playoff games, are a breeding ground for scammers hawking fake or counterfeit tickets.
DATCP Secretary Randy Romanski says be wary of too-good-to-be-true offers, sellers offering ticket printouts or photocopies, and any requests to pay by wire transfer or prepaid debit cards.
He says the best way to buy tickets is directly from the team's website or official box office.
If you do go to the secondary market for tickets, he says make sure to use platforms with built-in buyer guarantees, like SeatGeek, and always make sure to check for hidden fees before checking
out.
With Brewer's fever sweeping Wisconsin, state officials are warning fans to watch out for ticket scams.
The Wisconsin Department of Trade and Consumer Protection says sold-out events, like playoff games, are a breeding ground for scammers hawking fake or counterfeit tickets.
DATCP Secretary Randy Romanski says be wary of too-good-to-be-true offers, sellers offering ticket printouts or photocopies, and any requests to pay by wire transfer or prepaid debit cards.
He says the best way to buy tickets is directly from the team's website or official box office.
If you do go to the secondary market for tickets, he says make sure to use platforms with built-in buyer guarantees, like SeatGeek, and always make sure to check for hidden fees before checking
out.
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