Bilhetes falsos para o Bad Bunny: 'Não é um crime económico, isto é mesmo um crime de burla'

Fake Bad Bunny Tickets: 'It's not an economic crime, it's actually a fraud crime' Pedro Proença, a lawyer, César Afonso, a former inspector of the Judicial Police, and Catarina Lucas, a psychologist, spoke on NOW about the growing wave of fraud associated with the sale of tickets for major entertainment events, highlighting the tactics used to deceive consumers. They stressed the seriousness of the situation, stating that 'it's not an economic crime, it's a crime of fraud'. The discussion detailed how criminals exploit the public's enthusiasm and sense of urgency, creating the false illusion of ticket availability for high-demand shows. It was also explained that the main intention of these schemes is not speculative sales, but to 'extract money from people' in a predatory manner. The panel addressed the psychological aspect of the phenomenon, noting that the fear of missing out leads to a decrease in critical thinking and ignorance of basic warning signs. Additionally, the importance of digital footprinting in investigations of online fraud and document forgery was discussed, highlighting the need to increase the population's digital literacy. #OnlineScams #TicketSales #ComputerCrime #Fraud #OnlineSecurity #Cybercrime #DigitalLiteracy #SocialMedia #MassEvents #Shows #Forgery #FraudPrevention #FraudulentSchemes #OnlineShopping #Justice