Fake soccer vouchers
PA Auckland New. Zealand may .be a target for international ticket forgers after the soccer team's entry to the World Cup finals in Spain, said the London-based travel agent, Geoffrey Phillips, yesterday. He said a gang of forgers had apparently produced thousands of fake ticket
vouchers "and they’re turning up everywhere.” “Because so many New Zealanders are keen to go to Spain, they should be on the lookout for the fake vouchers,” he said. Mr Phillips is one of three New Zealanders who are directors of Sportsworld Travel, which has exclusive travel and ticket rights for Britain during the World Cup.
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Press, 20 March 1982, Page 64
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