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Published 18:21 27 Jul 2017 BST
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The post reads:
"Thanks to our sponsors Chevrolet, we are giving away two free tickets to Liverpool FC v Athletic Club..."SportsJOE contacted Chevrolet who denied having any relationship with GAA banter page. They also denied sponsoring the page and claimed 'this is a bogus site offering bogus tickets'. It gets better. The first competition was posted earlier in the day at 7.22am stating that four tickets were available to give away to the Manchester United game next Wednesday. This time though, the tickets were said to come courtesy of sponsors Chevorlet - not Chevrolet.
Interestingly, similar tickets can currently be bought on DoneDeal for 60 euro.
One man's similar is another man's identical.
Because, in actual fact, these tickets are so similar, they are exactly the same.
Both GAA banter page and the tickets on DoneDeal are offering the same seats for the same game on the same day (United v Sampdoria on August 2).
GAA banter page was twice contacted by SportsJOE for clarification on:
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