yeah true but you can usually tell a photoshop to the real thing. i find it unlikely these scammers will be experts in photoshop. however, then the back up to that, is pay by paypal and screenshot/print emails of all your conversation. if you pay by paypal business and ticket turns out to be a scam, they refund the money straight away if you have evidence.
the @arsenal_tickets account on twitter has a "safe sellers" list. take with a pinch of salt but those are people recommended by others who have brought off them safely and easily. its a good place to start i guess
That account is brilliant. Especially for people like me who's only able to know whether I can go to games a few days in advance due to work. That account really helps.
And I always tell the buyer I'm willing to pick up wherever he wants me to go. Much prefer risking 45 mins travel and £4-£5 on oyster instead of getting scammed £80-£100 through bank transfers.
BTW you doing Old Trafford Ollie? I'm gonna try.
Last edited by She Wore A Yellow Ribbon; 31-10-2013 at 12:50 AM.
Yeah positive feedback from others is always a good thing to go by.
and check their account start up date. most twitter apps will say when the person joined. if they joined in last couple of months, chances are they are a scammer esp if they just whore out their "ticket"
Thanks for the tips Ollie.
I just keep the official site's TX open and keep refreshing the page until something comes up. Got a ticket for Sunderland in Block 15 for £29.15 (inc booking fee) yesterday.