Fans Warned After Websites Found Selling Fake UFC Tickets

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Posted January 5, 2011 9:35 pm.

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With UFC 129 set to take over the Rogers Centre April 30, some eager fans may have jumped the gun.

Multiple websites have been trying to sell tickets to the event before they officially go on sale.

Apparently many of the sites have posted inaccurate information about the event, including stage set-up and ticket availability.

The UFC has shut these sites down and is keeping an eye out for any further sites.

The only way to purchase tickets for UFC 129 is to be a member of the UFC’s fight club or through Ticketmaster.

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