Youve probably been there.
We punched in the URL.
It has the logo.
A credit card terminal and coin deposit slot on a parking meter on August 28, 2024 in Redondo Beach, California.© Patrick T. Fallon / AFP
It says passport parking.'
A recent news story noted a potential QR code scam related to paid parking in San Clemente.
like note, this has been investigated, and no fraudulent QR codes were found, the citysaid.
© Redondo Beach Police
What can you do to protect yourself?
Obviously, the safest option is to just pay cash if you’re able to.
Avoid scanning random QR codes entirely, if it’s possible for you to help it.
But QR codes really can make things easier and more convenient when youre trying to find a website.
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