Before paying for a bib

Is it a scam?

Tell us what you're being offered and we'll tell you which warning signs we see and how the bib is changed for that race. It takes a minute and we don't save anything.

1. Which race is the bib for?

If it isn't there, choose “It's not on the list”: the questions still work.

2. What are they offering you?

If the ad just says “bib for sale”, choose “They haven't said”.

Put the bib in my name through the official processRun with their bib, in their name (without changing the name on the entry)They haven't said

3. When do they want the money?Before the bib is in my nameOnce I'm already registered in my nameI never pay them: I sign up and pay on the official website

4. If you pay them, how do they want to be paid?

If you don't pay them anything, leave this one blank.

Bizum or bank transfer to their accountA payment link they've sent meCash in hand

5. How much are they asking? (optional)

In euros, with a comma for cents: 55 or 55,50

6. Has any of this happened?

Tick everything that applies.

They're rushing me: “I've got other people interested”They want me to pay by PayPal or Revolut as “friends and family”They want me to accept a Bizum request to “receive” or “refund” moneyThey send me a QR code or a meeting point to pick up the bib away from the official bib collectionThey ask for a photo of my ID card or my card detailsThey won't show me the entry or the organiser's emailThey want to carry on over WhatsApp from a number I don't knowThey say the bib belongs to a travel agency or their club

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