However, there have been cases of people being scammed when buying tickets for "Tao Quan 2024" on social media.
The scammers' tactic is to request a full or partial deposit transfer to reserve tickets. When the buyer hasn't transferred the money, the ticket sellers will urge them, saying tickets are selling out and they need to transfer the money immediately to secure their tickets. After the transfer is successful, the buyer is blocked and unable to contact the seller to get their tickets.
According to the Hanoi City Police, investigations have revealed that there is currently no information regarding the schedule, location, or tickets for the show. Any information about tickets for "Tao Quan 2024" being sold on social media is inaccurate.
To prevent such scams, the Cyber Security and High-Tech Crime Prevention Department of the Hanoi City Police recommends that citizens be vigilant against these tactics. If you detect any signs of fraud, please contact the police immediately for prompt legal action.
HA (according to Vietnam+)Source
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