Online Ticket Scam Solutions

Summary

If you are scammed online for false tickets, report the fraud to your bank and be transparent about the transaction. File a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and report the scam to the Georgia Consumer Protection Division. Additionally, contact your local police to document the fraud officially. Scams are considered fraud, involving intentional deception for unlawful gain. Taking these steps can help in tracking and potentially recovering your funds.

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I was scammed online for purchasing false tickets what to do
****, I'm sorry to hear about the scam. You should take the following steps:
- Contact your bank or credit card company to report the fraud.
- File a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at www.ftc.gov.
- Report the scam to your local police.
Where are you located? This information may help provide more specific local resources.
GA when reporting fraud with bank do I tell them I sent them money or it was a mystery
Hi ****,
When reporting fraud to your bank in Georgia, be honest and clear about the situation. Inform them that you sent money for what turned out to be false tickets. This transparency will help them take appropriate action to assist you.
Have you already contacted your bank?
Yes
Hi ****,
That's a good first step. Next, you should:
- Follow up with your bank to ensure they've taken necessary actions.
- File the complaint with the FTC (www.ftc.gov).
- Report the scam to the Georgia Consumer Protection Division.
Have you contacted the local police yet?
I’m not sure if I told them if I made the purchase
Hi ****,
It's important to clarify all details with your bank. Contact them again and make sure they know you made the purchase and it turned out to be a scam. This ensures they have the complete picture to assist you effectively.
Have you filed a complaint with the FTC and reported the scam to the Georgia Consumer Protection Division?
Not yet
Hi ****,
You should promptly file a complaint with the FTC and report the scam to the Georgia Consumer Protection Division. This will help in tracking and potentially recovering your funds.
Have you contacted your local police to report the scam?
Is a scam fraud?
Hi ****, yes, a scam is considered fraud. Fraud involves intentionally deceiving someone to secure an unfair or unlawful gain. Make sure to report the scam to the police to have it documented officially. Have you contacted the Georgia Consumer Protection Division yet?