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브레이크뉴스 정민우 기자= 프로스포츠 온라인 암표신고가 5년 전에 비해 8.2배 증가한 것으로 나타났다.
민형배 더불어민주당 의원이 문화체육관광부로부터 제출받은 ‘최근 5년간, 프로스포츠 온라인 암표 신고 현황’ 자료에 따르면, 올해 8월 기준 암표 신고 건수는 5만1405건으로 5년 전 6237건에 비해 8.2배 폭증했다. 집계되지 않은 하반기 신고 건수까지 더해지면 더 늘어날 것으로 전망된다.
문화체육관광부는 온라인 암표 문제가 심각한 사회문제로 대두되자, 건전한 티켓구매 문화 정착을 위해 2019년 경찰청과 업무협약을 맺고 2020년부터 ‘프로스포츠 온라인 암표 신고센터’를 운영 중이다.
최근 5년간 전체 신고게시물 16만4838건을 분석한 결과, KBO 정규시즌과 포스트시즌에 접수된 신고 건수가 각각 12만6106건, 3만2919건으로 전체 96.5%를 차지했다. 10건 중 9건 이상이 프로야구 암표 신고인 셈이다.
다음으로 KOVO 3429건, KBL 1255건, K리그 1127건 순이었다.
중고거래 플랫폼에서 거래되는 암표 중 중고나라를 통한 신고가 전체 3만376건 중 1만1989건(39.5%)으로 가장 많았다.
이어 번개장터 5837건(19.2%), 당근마켓 5728건(18.9%), 티켓베이 2974건(9.8%), 트위터 2772건(9.1%) 등이었다.
문제는 문체부가 온라인 암표 근절에 미온적으로 대처하고 있다는 점이다. ‘2020년 프로스포츠 온라인 암표 신고센터’ 운영 이후 문체부가 경찰에 수사의뢰한 사례는 단 1건도 없었다. 대부분 경고문 발송 수준에 그친 것으로 조사됐다.
이에 대해 민 의원은 “지난 12일 국민권익위에서 암표거래 전면 금지를 권고하자 문체부가 뒤늦은 대책 마련에 나서고 있다”며 “시민들의 불편·불만 해소를 위해 국민체육진흥법 등 관련법 개정을 조속히 추진할 것이다”고 전했다.
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Online black market trading of professional sports tickets skyrockets..'Joonggonara' is the most
It was revealed that the number of online black market tickets reported for professional sports has increased 8.2 times compared to 5 years ago.
According to the ‘Status of Online Black Market Ticket Reports for Professional Sports in the Past 5 Years’ data submitted to Min Hyung-bae, a member of the Democratic Party of Korea, by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the number of black market ticket reports as of August this year was 51,405, an 8.2-fold increase from 6,237 cases 5 years ago. The number is expected to increase further when the number of reports from the second half of the year, which have not been counted, is added.
As the online black market ticket issue emerged as a serious social problem, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism signed a business agreement with the National Police Agency in 2019 to establish a healthy ticket purchasing culture and has been operating the ‘Professional Sports Online Black Market Ticket Report Center’ since 2020.
As a result of analyzing 164,838 total reports over the past five years, the number of reports received during the KBO regular season and postseason was 126,106 and 32,919, respectively, accounting for 96.5% of the total. More than 9 out of 10 reports were about black market tickets for professional baseball.
Next were KOVO with 3,429, KBL with 1,255, and K League with 1,127.
Among black market tickets traded on second-hand trading platforms, 11,989 out of 33,766 reports (39.5%) were made through Joonggonara, the most.
This was followed by Beongaejangteo with 5,837 reports (19.2%), Carrot Market with 5,728 reports (18.9%), Ticket Bay with 2,974 reports (9.8%), and Twitter with 2,772 reports (9.1%).
The problem is that the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism is lukewarm in its response to eradicating online black market tickets. Since the launch of the ‘2020 Professional Sports Online Ticket Reporting Center,’ there has not been a single case in which the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism requested the police to investigate. It was found that most of them were only sent out as warnings.
In response to this, Rep. Min said, “The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism is belatedly coming up with countermeasures after the National Human Rights Commission recommended a complete ban on ticket trading on the 12th,” and “We will quickly push for revisions to related laws such as the National Sports Promotion Act to resolve citizens’ inconveniences and complaints.”
