PITTSBURGH — The next time you park, take a close look at the payment options -- especially if there is a QR code on the meter.
“They’re going to take some money out of your account to pay for the parking, but then they’re also going to have your identity information that they can then misuse in another way,” said James Lee, the CEO of the Identity Theft Resource Center.
On Channel 11 Morning News at 6:30 a.m., anchor Jennifer Tomazic will explain how a new QR code scam works and how to avoid falling victim to it.
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