Bought two tickets for my husband as a present for the concert on 4 july, still not got tickets. Just been online to chase and read about this scam. I even spoke to a really nice bloke on the phone when I booked them. I'm really disappointed that people can so coldly take people's money with no intention of providing the goods.

I ordered Tickets through TicketIndex.net for Neil Diamond at Hamden Park for the 2nd July 2011, and realised too late that I was scammed after I had paid £255.00 for 2 tickets, I see by the Web site there still selling tickets, this should not be allowed, I go to loads of concerts, and buy on-line with no problems. This is a first for me.

What a joke, millions of Take That fans disappointed because this site is a fake. They take your money with no intention of delivering the goods!Be warned, they look like they have disappeared now but we hope to catch up with them and seek justice.

I purchased 2 tickets from this online company for Neil Diamond at the o2 arena for £270, I never received my tickets! along with thousands of other people who have paid their hard earnt cash and not received any goods! The man behind the scam is David Spanton and he is under investigation, but the website is still up and running leaving people vulnerable to the same situation I'm in, it makes me sick that this man can get away with this, he scammed people in the 90's when he sold thousands of football tickets that no one received and now he is back! please don't buy tickets off this website!!! you won't receive them. The website looks so professional and even has a address of 88-90 Hatton Gardens, London EC1N 8PN, but police have been there and no such company exists!