Amid ongoing presales, BigBang’s Singapore concert sparks $750 Help-To-Buy service prices: SINGAPORE — With presales for BigBang’s 20th-anniversary concert in Singapore kicking off on Aug 11 and virtual queue numbers on Ticketmaster exceeding 500,000 on the first day, the secondary ticketing market is seeing unprecedented price spikes, with “Help-To-Buy” (HTB) services charging unusually high surcharges.Fans hoping to secure top-tier tickets for the K-pop boy band’s BigBang 2026-2027 World Tour XX: Cosmos show at the National Stadium on Oct 17 are being quoted up to $750 for the proxy booking fee alone — a cost that is billed on top of the official ticket prices, which range from $158 to $498.HTBs act as personal shoppers for concert tickets. Fans pay a fee, and HTBs will help them join virtual queues and navigate the often stressful online experience of trying to buy tickets to highly sought-after concerts. Customers are usually refunded if the service fails to secure the requested tickets.Tickets for the Singapore show go on sale starting with the official VIP membership presale on Aug 11, followed by the Trip.com presale on Aug 12, and the general public sale on Aug 13. #BigBang #Kpop #Concert2023 #TicketSales #SingaporeConcert