Beware ticket fakes, ARU warn

Rugby fans have been urged to buy World Cup tickets through official channels after a recent spate of fakes.

Beware ticket fakes, ARU warn
Tue, 11 Nov, 2003 - 09:06

Rugby fans have been urged to buy World Cup tickets through official channels after a recent spate of fakes.

The Australian Rugby Union is currently investigating fraudulent tickets being sold on the internet.

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