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Before, during and after your trip, look out for some of these scam red flags to avoid adding yourself to these statistics! Veuer’s Chloe Hurst has all the details.

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00:00In 2023, data from the FTC confirmed Americans were scammed out of $10 billion.
00:0755,000 of these reports were to do with travel-related scams.
00:11Before, during, and after your trip, look out for some of these scam red flags
00:16to avoid adding yourself to these statistics.
00:19According to Daily Passport, hackers appear to be logging into travel booking portals,
00:25and this can include identifying themselves as the hotel you've booked.
00:30Make sure it really is your hotel that's getting in touch with you,
00:34especially if they're asking for any upfront payments.
00:37Unlicensed drivers getting you to and from the airport could be taking you for a ride,
00:42figuratively and literally.
00:44Perhaps opt for Rideshare and track your ride on the app.
00:48Apparently, diversion scams still exist,
00:51and someone asking, do you have the time, may actually mean you've lost your wallet
00:56or bag before you've even realized you're not wearing a watch.
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