Lloyds Bank issues urgent scam warning as Oasis fans lose £346 to fraudsters
Oasis enthusiasts have been left hundreds of pounds out of pocket to scams in a scramble for the highly-coveted concert tickets, Lloyds Bank's customer data reveals. Fans conned into purchasing fake tickets have suffered an average loss of £346, while some devotees were found to have lost up to £1,000.
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Oasis fans who have fallen victim to scams amid the rush to buy tour tickets have lost £346 on average, according to analysis ...
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Lloyds Bank has issued a warning as people lose out on around £346 each. Worryingly, new data from the banking giant found ...
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