IU & Sung Si Kyung and others take strong action against underground ticket transactions...Automatic ticket cancellation, permanent expulsion from fan club, etc.

Artists such as singers IU and Sung Si Kyung are introducing realistic solutions to black tickets. On the 8th, singer Sung Si Kyung posted on his personal channel, ``Manager
He published a conversation between his manager and an internet user who is believed to be selling underground tickets.
The actual price of Sung Si Kyung's year-end concert, which will be held for three days from December 29th to 31st, is 150,000 yen for VIP seats.
000 won (approximately 17,000 yen), and R, S, and A seats cost less. However, underground ticket sellers are selling VIP seats at nearly three times the price (450,000 to 500,000 won) on the second-hand market.
was selling. In addition, Sung Si Kyung and the manager pretended to be buyers and accessed the person selling tickets through illegal channels, rather than the play guide, and accessed the account number and account number.
I got my seat number etc. ``All tickets sold for the purpose of illegal transactions will be placed on hold, measures will be taken to prevent them from being sold after account transfers and cancellations, and advance tickets will not be sold.
``It will be automatically canceled,'' the ticket was notified. In addition, ``PURPLE is listed on the illegal transaction list,
Forced withdrawal from OCEAN and future membership impossible. From now on, Sung Si Kyung's information will be displayed on the corresponding account.
Fan club memberships and pre-sales for performances will be canceled without notice,'' the statement added, adding, ``There is also the possibility that the police station will contact you for obstruction of business.''
Recently, tickets for popular performances, including idol concerts, have been sold illegally, and the voices of the audience are growing louder demanding action be taken. However, the fundamental solution
Since the measures are not yet sufficient, some artists are responding directly to the situation. Recently, singer IU held a fan concert "I+" in September.
In order to crack down on black ticket sales ahead of ``UN1VER5E'', those who attempt fraudulent transactions will be permanently expelled from the fan club and forced to withdraw from the official fan cafe.
The government has embarked on strong countermeasures, including imposing restrictions on the situation. As part of this, IU even conducted a method called ``Secret History Ticket Selection'' to collect Hot Topics. Cancellation will be given to those who provide information about illegal transactions.
The idea is to give away a ticket for the first seat. In addition, Lim Young Woong and DAVICHI are also suggesting strong responses to black tickets.