Warning: Scammers selling fake tickets for DC 10-13 Foundation's Wing-a-Thon event
Legitimate tickets for the event can be purchased on the official Eventbrite page.
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Jan 12, 2024, 1:03 PM
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Updated 196 days ago
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yesterdayA charity organization in Dutchess County, the DC 10-13 Foundation of the Hudson Valley, is alerting the public to scammers attempting to sell fake tickets for their upcoming Wing-A-Thon event in Hope Junction next month.
Legitimate tickets for the event can be purchased on the official Eventbrite page.
The organization posted on Facebook that scammers are offering tickets for sale outside of the authorized Eventbrite location. They strongly advise against buying tickets from any source other than the official Eventbrite page.
If you have any doubts about the legitimacy of your tickets, it is recommended to contact the group directly for clarification at (845) 489-1054.
