Tickets for the 2025 event, which takes place in May in Gulf Shores, Ala., officially sold out last fall. But as Macy Blackwell explained in a video posted on Instagram on Feb. 3, she discovered a Facebook group in which she believed it would be possible to purchase tickets that were being re-sold online.
“I just got scammed $5,000 on Facebook, and I can’t do anything about it,” Blackwell said to begin her video. She added a quick clarification, seemingly anticipating critical comments. “Let me start by saying that none of this would have happened if I wasn’t dumb,” she said. “Like, honestly, it’s my fault for being stupid and naïve, and falling for the scam.”
After sending the amount via Apple Pay, the influencer said two hours passed before she heard from the page administrator again. She then received a suspicious-looking email said to contain the tickets, and said, “That’s when I knew.”
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“Her whole page is gone,” Blackwell said. “Our whole message thread’s gone—which I was screenshotting as I was going anyway. Not like it matters now.”
“But, life lesson learned,” she concluded. "I’m never gonna try to buy anything on Facebook again.”
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