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NYC warns tourists headed to big local summer events that scams are already heating up
New York City has warned tourists about scams targeting attendees of summer events, including fraudulent ticket sellers and overcharging pedicab drivers. Authorities reported that investigators have already identified several such schemes, with promises of premium experiences failing to deliver and customers being exploited.
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