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The three people held are suspected of running a fraudulent ticket sales website for music and sporting events, Gigsport.com. Many customers say their tickets never turned up.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-10954873

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http://www.nfib.police.uk/15000-fight-b ... sters.html

Of the crime reports made, fraud loss has ranged from £6 to over £1million. The top five most commonly reported frauds in the last month were:

1. Online shopping and auction fraud

2. Advance fee frauds such as loan and psychic scams

3. Romance and dating frauds

4. Non-investment frauds such as miracle health and Internet dialler scams

5. Share sale fraud

Dr Bernard Herdan, chief executive of the National Fraud Authority:

“Fraud, of any value, is a serious crime that devastates lives and often funds more organised crime like drug smuggling and people trafficking. We’re very pleased to see so many people speaking up, but we know there are many more victims out there. People often feel embarrassed, but they shouldn’t. There are many types of fraud and anyone can become a victim. If you report it to http://www.actionfraud.org.uk you can help us fight the fraudsters and make the UK a more hostile environment for fraud. It takes all of us to work together to fight fraud - staying silent lets the criminals get away with it.”

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http://www.nfib.police.uk/15000-fight-back-against-frausters.html

What's a frauster?
Edit. I've reported it.