Many Have Been Cheated By The Purchase Of Coldplay Concert Tickets, 73 People Have Reported

The atmosphere in front of SUGB Senayan was moments before Coldplay's concert began/ Photo: Bitor Ekin Putra

Central Jakarta Metro Police said that currently 73 victims of fraudulent purchases of Coldplay concert tickets have reported to the Central Jakarta Metro Police Headquarters. Dozens of victims were deceived because they had already paid but tickets could not.

"There were 73 people who reported to the Central Jakarta Metro Police. They felt cheated because they had ordered tickets by making payments but they did not get tickets for the Coldplay concert which was held at the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium (GBK)," said Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Central Jakarta Metro Police, Kompol Chandra when confirmed, Wednesday, November 15.

Kompol Chandra said, based on the reports received, the ticket sellers also bought Coldplay tickets from other buyers. So, the seller continues to communicate with people who sell Coldplay tickets.

In addition, the seller also continues to communicate with buyers and continues to strive to be able to return the buyer's money or compensate the loss.

"Those who sell tickets have also communicated with the victims, so these buyers have also communicated. But whatever the story is," he said.

Until now, continued Kompol Chandra, his party is still checking the total loss of the victims.

Previously, it was reported that the Central Jakarta Metro Police Criminal Investigation Unit (Satreskrim) was still investigating the Coldplay concert ticket fraud report which claimed many victims on Wednesday, November 15.

"Currently, investigations and investigations are still being carried out," said Central Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Susatyo Purnomo Condro to VOI.

Until now, the Central Jakarta Metro Police are still investigating the losses suffered by a number of victims.