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Globe warns customers against scammers targeting G Music Fest, one of the key events happening this weekend as part of the 917 G Day celebration.
On social media, several suspicious accounts have been seen offering to sell passes to G Music Fest 2023, set on 16 September. The public should be wary of such offers, as these may be a ploy to access sensitive information.
Globe reminds customers to get tickets on G Music Fest's only official channel TixLive via www.tixlive.com.ph/gmusicfest.
"We would like to advise our customers to please avoid engaging with individuals supposedly selling G Music Fest tickets online. These are fraudulent offers. You can only get tickets via Tixlive, our official channel," said Jerome Patalud, head of Globe Rewards.
Globe's G Music Fest will be held on Saturday at the Ayala Circuit Makati Open Grounds, featuring an all-Filipino artist lineup.
To learn more about the G Music Fest, visit glbe.co/GMusicFest23.
