Organisers of one of New Zealand's biggest music festivals, One Love, are warning people not to fall prey to ticket scammers this weekend.

Pato Alvarez from Pato Entertainment posted to Facebook today letting people know that One Love is officially sold out.

He has also posted a reminder for people that there is only one secure way to resell unwanted tickets to fans who missed out on the initial sale.

'Far too often we receive messages about people being scammed, so we want to remind you there is only one secure way to buy and sell tickets.

'The Ticket Fairy has an official resale system.”

SELLING
Log into your Ticket Fairy account, select "My Tickets" and find your One Love ticket. Click "Details" and you'll see the option there to sell next to each ticket.

You simply put in your buyer's email address. They buy the ticket, you get refunded direct to your card that you used to purchase. Easy.

BUYING
When someone offers you a ticket, request that they log into their Ticket Fairy account and follow the above steps to sell.

You will receive an email with a link to buy their ticket at face value, and they will be automatically refunded to their card.

It also doubles as a name change so that YOUR name is on the new ticket and you get a fresh QR code that can't be used by the original seller.

www.theticketfairy.com