Residents are advised to exercise extreme caution regarding payment methods for public parking, following recent warnings issued by the Šnipiškės district authorities. The district’s official Facebook page has alerted the public to the prevalence of fraudulent payment systems disguised as legitimate parking infrastructure. A primary warning concerns QR codes found on parking meters.
Authorities caution that attempting to scan these codes may direct users to fake payment pages. If personal bank card details are entered on such fraudulent sites, the funds are diverted to unauthorized accounts. Residents are strongly advised not to use any QR code found on parking meters that appears unfamiliar or unofficial.
Furthermore, the district has alerted the community to potential instances where individuals may be observed with suspicious stickers attached to them. If residents encounter such situations, they are advised that if it is safe to do so, they should document the incident by taking photographs or recording video evidence, and subsequently reporting the details to the police by calling 112. For routine parking payments, the Šnipiškės district recommends adhering strictly to established, verified procedures.
To ensure secure transactions, the official JUDU application is the recommended and safest platform for all parking payments. These guidelines aim to protect residents from financial fraud and ensure public safety within the district.
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