The risk of fraud and the risk of “black market sales” meant that Finn.no had to take action before the Øya Festival.
The short version
- Finn has introduced a “block” for posting tickets to Øya Festival to avoid fraud.
The summary is created with the help of artificial intelligence (AI) and quality checked by Aftenposten journalists.
On Wednesday, Øyafestivalen opens for the 25th time, and several ticket categories are on sale. Now the largest market in Norway has taken measures to prevent people from being scammed in connection with the event.
– Regarding the Øya Festival, we have chosen to “block” the sale of tickets for this event, says a journalist in the market, Linda Glomlien, to Aftenposten.
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2024-08-07 06:00:26
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