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Texas A&M police (UPD) has received multiple reports from local residents being offered tickets for the Notre Dame game from scammers.
Officer Rob Leseth says scammers are using social media to sell fake tickets.
Leseth says UPD recommends buying tickets from the 12th Man Foundation or the university’s preferred partners.
For those considering buying tickets outside Kyle Field on game day, Leseth says scalpers are required to have an official A&M seller’s license.
Additionally, Leseth says to inspect the ticket for grammatical errors and anything that looks out of place.
Leseth says fans seeing suspicious or criminal activity should call 9-1-1 or UPD’s non emergency phone number at 979-845-2345.
Inside the stadium, Leseth says there will be a “significant” number of officers who will be prepared to assist fans.
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