Politics1/20/2026•Bloomberg

Scammers Dupe Billionaires Seeking Access to Trump in Davos

Scammers Dupe Billionaires Seeking Access to Trump in Davos

The article reports that scammers have targeted billionaires seeking access to the Trump administration's main event venue at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The scammers have been selling fraudulent tickets to USA House, which is intended to provide a space for the administration to meet with business leaders and diplomats. The article states that the scam has been successful in duping several high-profile individuals, who have paid significant sums of money for the fake tickets. This has led to concerns about the security and exclusivity of the USA House event, as well as the ability of the Trump administration to effectively engage with the global business community at the forum. The article does not provide further details on the specific individuals who have been affected by the scam or the total amount of money that has been lost. However, it highlights the ongoing issues of fraud and security breaches that can arise in high-profile international events.

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