Fake J.Cole Ticket Transfer on Posh.vip

A reddit report about a phishing scam that cost someone Amount not specified. Learn how to avoid falling victim.

I called Ticketek themselves because a payment had been taken out but I did not have a ticket sent to me, nor to my email or anything. I had confirmation of the PayPal payment, and I was going to use the pay in 4 feature because I am not financially able to do this. I had to borrow money from family, but as you'll read, I was desperate for just one ticket at any seat honestly. J.Cole means so much to me, and I saw him 10 years ago for the 4YEO tour, and it was the most magical, highest of highs. The energy of J.Cole and his fans is pure joy. I've had a very rough few years dealing with grief, so I just wanted one nice thing to be able to do. Anyway, I was freaking out and panicking because this is J.Cole’s last tour and I don’t want to miss him, so I bought a ticket from StubHub, which apparently I won’t even receive until the day of, possibly hours beforehand, which is ridiculous. Then I decided to go on a Facebook group called Concert tickets - Ticketmaster, and one lady sent me a J.Cole Brisbane 2026 ticket, but she transferred it on an app called ā€œposhā€ or its website name is ā€œposh.vipā€. I have been trying to get confirmation from them/the customer support team if my ticket is legitimate or not, and I have heard nothing all day. Upon further investigation, it seems someone’s created a fake J.Cole Brisbane Tour event on posh.vip… I’m just wondering, has anyone ever used posh.vip? There’s an app and a website… Also, I’m Australian if that makes a difference?

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