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Parking meter QR code scams can steal card details and trigger extra charges. Learn what to check before you scan.

A reader contacted Public Investigator after getting an unexpected letter from the U.S. Department of State requesting feedback on passport services.

Whenever someone scanned the code, a fake website popped up that looked like a parking payment portal. At least one person inputted their credit card information.

Scammers are increasingly using QR codes to steal personal information and install malware, according to cybersecurity expert Joseph Steinberg.