G-Dragon's Hong Kong concerts plagued by rampant ticket scalping: HK media


HONG KONG: Over 30 cases of illegal ticket sales for G-Dragon's (pic) upcoming "Ubermensch" tour stops in Hong Kong have been reported to local police, according to a Hong Kong media outlet.

Hong Kong Free Press reported on Aug 4 that fans were tricked into buying scalped tickets to sold-out G-Dragon shows, with damages totalling about HK$610,000 (US$77,700), citing a Facebook post written by CyberDefender, a unit under the Cyber Security and Technology Crime Bureau.

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