‘I got charged in seconds’: Pinellas County detectives warn of fake QR code sticker scheme
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PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. (WFLA) — Residents and visitors in Pinellas County should be on high alert as the Sheriff’s Office has issued a warning about a new identity theft scam targeting parking meters and mobile parking zones.

Scammers are placing counterfeit QR code stickers on top of legitimate ones, enabling them to capture victims’ banking information rapidly.

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