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An investigation found at least 64 of the fake stickers on meters and said drivers who scanned them were led to a fraudulent website.

Whenever someone scanned the code, a fake website popped up that looked like a parking payment portal. At least one person inputted their credit card information.

QR codes found on Manhattan parking meters. One alert driver helped crack the case before scammers could cash in.

Indie founder Marc Lou auctioned ad space on his body for $112,000. The catch: he still had to run one of the hardest hours in fitness with the logos on.

Mihai Theodor Enescu was arraigned Wednesday on an indictment alleging he operated a scam that targeted drivers.

Prosecutors haven't said how many people entered their card numbers or whether anyone lost money. A 39-year-old man pleaded not guilty Wednesday.