Oasis fans have been hit hard by a wave of ticket scams following the announcement of the band’s highly anticipated reunion tour, marking their first performance together in 16 years. Lloyds Bank reports that Oasis-related scams have accounted for 70% of all concert ticket fraud since the tour’s announcement on August 27, with fans losing an average of £346, and some facing losses of up to £1,000.

Most scams are originating from social media, particularly Facebook, where fraudsters create fake ads for discounted or “sold-out” tickets. Concertgoers aged 35-44 have been especially targeted, often tricked into upfront payments for tickets that don’t exist. To avoid these scams, fans are urged to buy tickets only from reputable sources.

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