Unauthorised ticket redemption for Jacky Cheung’s Singapore concerts a ‘potential scam’


Unusual Entertainment said the ticket redemption was not authorised by them or by HK singer Jacky Cheung's management. - UNUSUAL ENTERTAINMENT

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Unusual Entertainment, the local show promoter of Hong Kong superstar Jacky Cheung’s series of nine sold-out concerts in Singapore in July, has warned of an unauthorised ticket redemption ruse related to its upcoming performances.

Since Wednesday (May 17), posters have been circulating on China’s Weibo, and possibly other social media platforms, by an entity purporting to be Australian brokerage firm Trademax Global, which encourage people to spend and redeem tickets to Cheung’s Singapore shows.

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