Online Scams in Las Vegas, USA
Fraudulent booking sites, phishing, fake reviews, and digital cons targeting travelers. Below are the online scams scams reported in Las Vegas — how they work and how to avoid them.
For broader context, compare this scam type with nearby destinations like Miami, Boston, and New Orleans.
Last updated: April 2, 2026
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Online Scams Scams
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How it works
Fraudsters place counterfeit QR code stickers over legitimate payment kiosks, parking meters, and self-service terminals throughout Las Vegas casino floors and parking garages. Scanning these fake codes takes tourists to phishing sites that mimic real payment pages and capture card details. ATM skimming devices — thin overlays on card slots paired with hidden cameras — are also reported at casino-floor ATMs, particularly in smaller off-Strip properties.
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13 total warnings across all categories