text: Victoria: Do you know this website <file_other>?
  Daniel: Uhm, no, why? Looks dodgy for me
  Lucas: Don't use it! It's a scam!
  Victoria: Oh my god, thanks! I was just about to buy tickets from them
  Lucas: I did it once, I'm telling you, it's a scam - paid a lot of money, never saw the ticket or my money back
  Victoria: I'm looking for tickets for Mumford and Sons, but they're gone everywhere :( Thanks for the warning though
  Victoria: It was the only page that had them available - in good price. I also found some on Viagogo, have you heard about it?
  Daniel: Huh, I did. I had the same problem with Guns'n'Roses concert last year, there were only some tickets left on Viagogo and I bought two - it was a scam as well
  Lucas: They have legit tickets sometimes, some of my friends used it before, but it's nothing sure. It didn't work for me
  Patricia: Yeah, I had a problem with Viagogo as well. I don't know how it works really, but I got scammed as well. Buying tickets from people on Facebook worked better for me
  Victoria: But how can I find them? It's really my last resort :(
  Patricia: Find the official event of the concert and ask around. Maybe some people can't come and they're already selling their tickets
  Daniel: It's risky as well, but I think it's better than some dodgy website. On Facebook you at least have the name of the person who's selling
  Patricia: It's also good when you can buy a ticket from someone who's from the same city - you can just meet and exchange
  Lucas: Yeah, so someone won't wander off with your money!
  Victoria: Why it has to be so difficult? :(((
  Victoria: I'll try it out guys, thanks!
  Lucas: Next time you can set a reminder
  Victoria: Oh, where?
  Lucas: Every webpage has a reminder option. You give them your email address so they can contact you to let you know that the tickets are on sale
  Victoria: Thanks! This time I totally missed it, I was away, but I would never have thought that they'll be gone within an hour
  Patricia: An hour?! Wow, that's quick!
  Patricia: When I was buying tickets for Ed Sheeran I was refreshing the page 30 minute before it started
  Daniel: It is a pain, but I think it's a trend now - you buy tickets a year before the event, otherwise you're stuck with dodgy solutions
  Victoria: I'll let you know if I find some tickets, already posted in Facebook that I'm looking for two, at least one :)
  Lucas: Good luck! Be careful though ;)
target: Victoria is looking for tickets for Mumford and Sons' concert. They're officially sold out so she's browsing some dubious websites like Viagogo. Patricia, Lucas and Daniel warn her against doing it and they suggest looking for the tickets on Facebook. 