Scammers may target college world series

College baseball teams have begun punching their tickets to the College World Series in Omaha; but physical tickets for fans continue to be a thing of the past, and experts say that could make them vulnerable to scammers.

June 13, 2022Updated: June 13, 2022

By News Channel Nebraska

Scammers may target college world series

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