Watch out for Scammers in Monaco

QR Codes Scam - Monaco's city hall warns motorists about a parking meter scam affecting 40 devices. Fraudulent QR code stickers, falsely labeled as "paybyphone," direct users to malicious websites for payment. None of Monaco's parking meters use QR codes, and legitimate payment methods include the PayByPhone app (without QR codes), Monapass, or card and coin payments at the meters.

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Evening Update Wednesday 26th March 2025

A man who sent a death threat video to Nice’s deputy mayor, Anthony Borré, after the closure of a local convenience store will face immediate trial on... Evening Update Wednesday 26th March 2025 Read More

26/03/2025

French and Riviera News Wednesday 26th March 2025

Three people have survived a mid-air collision involving two French Air Force Alpha Jets near an air base in northeastern France on Tuesday.... French and Riviera News Wednesday 26th March 2025 Read More

26/03/2025

Evening Update Tuesday 25th March 2025

Philippe Vedovini - the maternal grandfather of Émile Soleil - along with his wife and two of their adult children, have been placed in police custody... Evening Update Tuesday 25th March 2025 Read More

25/03/2025

Princess Charlene of Monaco led the inaugural Road Safety Day

Princess Charlene of Monaco led the inaugural Road Safety Day on March 23rd in Larvotto, promoting bike safety and sustainable mobility. ... Princess Charlene of Monaco led the inaugural Road Safety Day Read More

25/03/2025

Cannes prepares for big match

AS Cannes will face Reims in the Coupe de France semi-final on April 2nd, and the city of Cannes is setting up a fan zone on the Allées de la Liberté ... Cannes prepares for big match Read More

25/03/2025