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Money & ATM Scams in Lake Como, Italy

Card skimming, currency exchange fraud, dynamic currency conversion, and cash cons. Below are the money & atm scams scams reported in Lake Como — how they work and how to avoid them.

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Last updated: April 9, 2026

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Money & ATM Scams Scams

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Total in Lake Como

How it works

ATM machines (Bancomat) in high-traffic tourist areas — particularly the standalone machines near the Bellagio ferry dock and in Como city center on Piazza Cavour — attract card skimming devices and shoulder-surfing. Additionally, currency exchange booths operating near the Como lakefront and at Malpensa Airport offer exchange rates 8–15% worse than interbank rates without clearly disclosing fees, and some quote a rate that applies only above a minimum exchange amount not disclosed until after the transaction begins.

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