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 Friday 7 November 2025

The man who allegedly drove his car into pedestrians on the Ile d’Oleron has said that he regrets his actions, according to the local prosecutor.... Evening Update Friday 7 November 2025 Read More

07/11/2025

French and Riviera News Friday 7th November 2025

Time is running out for the marine animals at Marineland in Antibes. On Thursday, 6 November 2025, France’s Minister for Ecological Transition, Mathie... French and Riviera News Friday 7th November 2025 Read More

07/11/2025

Evening Update Wednesday 6 November 2025

A highly critical report into the operation of border facilities for migrants in Menton has been released today. Inspectors carried out an unannounced... Evening Update Wednesday 6 November 2025 Read More

06/11/2025

French and Riviera News Thursday 6th November 2025

A 35-year-old man was arrested on Wednesday after deliberately driving into pedestrians and cyclists on the island of Oléron, off France’s western coa... French and Riviera News Thursday 6th November 2025 Read More

06/11/2025

Evening Update Wednesday 5 November 2025

Five people have been injured, two of them seriously, after a man deliberately drove into pedestrians this morning in the Charente-Maritime department... Evening Update Wednesday 5 November 2025 Read More

05/11/2025