"Spiegeltrick" kostet Italien-Urlauber bis zu 300 Euro: Was tun?
Bei dem "Spiegeltrick" wird in den meisten Fällen ein kleiner Stein gegen das fahrende Auto geworfen und ein Unfall vorgetäuscht.
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Beware! Stone-Throwing Scam Targets Tourists in Italy
Italian Tourist Scam Warning: Stone-Throwing Fraudsters Target Mirrors Tourists driving in Italy are being targeted by a scam involving stone-throwing fraudsters. The scam, which has reportedly affected several tourists, involves fraudsters throwing stones at cars to damage the side mirrors. They then approach the victims, claiming responsibility for the damage and demanding payment for repairs, often at inflated prices. "Seid immer aufmerksam wenn ihr in Italien mit dem Auto unterwegs seid." This is the warning issued by Luca Vasta, a social media influencer, in a recent video. Vasta highlights the importance of staying alert while driving in Italy and advises tourists not to engage with the fraudsters or pay them any money. Instead, Vasta urges tourists to immediately contact the police by dialing 112. "Dann sagt ihnen direkt klar und deutlich, dass ihr jetzt sofort die Polizei ruft," she advises in her video. This direct action, she explains, often deters the fraudsters and prevents further issues. The video has gained significant traction online, raising awareness about this pervasive scam. Authorities are reportedly investigating the incidents. Travelers are encouraged to share this information to help protect others from falling victim to this type of fraud.
