Tickets priced at over 2 million yen? G-DRAGON (BIGBANG) concert: illegal ticket sales rampant

With G-DRAGON of the Korean group BIGBANG set to hold a concert in Hong Kong, illegal ticket scams are rampant.
According to local Hong Kong media reports on the 7th (today), G-DRAGON's Hong Kong concert
The number of reports of illegal ticket fraud has increased. G-DRAGON will perform his world tour "Übermensch" at the Asia World Arena in Hong Kong for three days from the 8th to the 10th of this month.
However, with his Hong Kong concert approaching, the number of victims of illegal ticket fraud has increased. Over 30 reports of fraud related to concert tickets have been accepted by the Hong Kong police, and the victims have been fined.
The total amount alone was found to be 610,000 Hong Kong dollars (approximately 11.49 million yen). In the case of the Hong Kong concert scam victim, he bought the concert ticket after seeing it posted online for sale.
The scammers then misled fans by saying they needed a security deposit, and took more money. In the process, some fans were defrauded of tens of millions of won (approximately hundreds of thousands of yen).
In the case of black market tickets for G-DRAGON concerts, VVIP seats were priced at 120,000 Hong Kong dollars (approximately 2.25 million yen). This black market ticket scam is rampant.
Therefore, when purchasing tickets for G-DRAGON's concerts, special care must be taken to avoid being scammed by illegal ticket scams.
Meanwhile, G-DRAGON is currently on his third world tour, visiting Jakarta, Hong Kong, and other Asian cities, as well as Newark, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and Paris, France.
He continues to do so and interacts with fans around the world.