Oasis fans miss reunion gig after fake Cardiff ticket sales

Dozens of Oasis fan, who believes that they bought a special box for the Saturday concert in Cardiff, says they have paid hundreds of pounds for tickets they never bought.

More than one sacrifice, BBC Wales, Pembrokeshire -based business owner David Gray’yi for the apparently no existing tickets after paying “gutted” and “angry”, he said.

They claim that Mr. Gray may have left 100 people without tickets.

BBC Wales made attempts to communicate with Mr. Gray, but could not be used to comment.

Dyfed-Powys police said he had explored a ticket deception reports, but did not directly refer to Mr. Gray.

Caerphilly, Neil Stephens of Crumlin, said that he was “unsassembled” for the ticket for himself and his wife.

“My wife Hannah, literally the world’s largest oasis fan,” he said.

“I got a phone call from my friend who asked him that he knew someone with a box and whether we were interested.

“He said he was a gentleman named David Gray. The customer of the Principality stadium and organized many corporate events there.

“As the guest of Mr. David Gray, I have friends who go to Foo Fighters and Rugby.

“There was no alarm bell. There was no reason to convince him, it really didn’t.”

Mr. Stephens, after confirming Mr. Gray’s tickets last summer, just a week before the concert, worries began to emerge, he said.

One day before the concert, Mr. Stephens and his friend decided to go to the speaking inn near Pembroke, a pub, owned and operated by Mr. Gray’s family.

“I introduced myself and said that the problem was on a mobile phone, which he said was the phone with all tickets.” He said.

“In fact, during the period we spent in Pub, he bought a phone call from a man flying from Gibraltar for the concert.

He continued: “He said he would meet us outside the third door at 16:30 and will solve it.”

Mark Bonnici from Machen, Caerphilly, said he had no reason not to trust Mr. Gray, whom he said he had known for years.

He paid £ 1,200 for four tickets and said the experience made him feel “sick”.

Mr. Gray had presented hospitality tickets for his rugby, where he went smoothly.

When he asked him if he was interested in Oasis tickets, Mr. Bonnici said yes and transferred the money.

Bonnici said, “His phone was playing and he can’t transfer tickets.” He said.

Like Mr Stephens, the stadium was told to meet three three, Mr. Gray Outsion Gate.

“There was no sign that he and his phone had been closed since then,” he said.

Mr. Stephens decided to call the hospitality account manager for the Principality Stadium on Saturday morning on his way to Cardiff to find out if his tickets were real.

“He broke unfortunate news that the reservation was not available.” He said.

Wru was asked if Mr. Gray was holding a box at the Principality Stadium.

“I was uncomfortable, my wife was not comfortable. He was looking forward to this,” Mr. Stephens said.

“As the day arrived, he not only sold 33 chairs for a box, but also sold it over and over again.

“This was the last issue of 87 tickets on the morning of Monday. A very angry person”.

Mr. Bonnici said that only many of them were affected after his daughter was published on social media and in contact with hospitality at the Principality Stadium.

Authorized, other groups of groups waiting for the tickets in the same place, he said.

He said, “I was probably more disappointed than anything.” “This is someone I know for years.”

Mr. Stephens claimed that unprecedented demand for Oasis tickets led to significant price increases last summer, Mr. Gray’s prices increased between £ 900 to £ 1,000 per ticket.

In general, he said fans believe that they lost their “tens of thousands of pounds” melody.

“I think the biggest problem, they could not see Oasis for all these fans,” he said.

“And they won’t see Oasis because it’s sold.

“More than money for me”.

Mr. Stephens and his wife were determined to go to an Oasis concert this year, and Gallagher reserves tickets to see the US’s tours in Los Angeles on the US foot.

He said, “I hope these are real.”