Websites selling tickets they don't have - RWC boss
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The woman in charge of organising the 2015 Rugby World Cup has voiced her fears about fraud on the day the public ballot for tickets opened.
Fans can apply for tickets on the event's website until 29 September, with almost one million up for grabs.
But with a total of 2.
3m tickets issued for the whole tournament, and no ban on touts, many fear flagrant profiteers will seek to cash in on intense demand.
"I already know of websites selling tickets they simply don't have," said England Rugby 2015 chief executive Debbie Jevans.
"It's fraudulent behaviour.
A ticket t…
Fans can apply for tickets on the event's website until 29 September, with almost one million up for grabs.
But with a total of 2.
3m tickets issued for the whole tournament, and no ban on touts, many fear flagrant profiteers will seek to cash in on intense demand.
"I already know of websites selling tickets they simply don't have," said England Rugby 2015 chief executive Debbie Jevans.
"It's fraudulent behaviour.
A ticket t…
