Taxi Overcharge Scam

A driver agrees to one fare, then demands a higher price once the tourist arrives at the destination.

Fake Police Scam

Scammers impersonate police officers to inspect tourists’ documents and steal money during the process.

Pickpocketing Scam

Tourists are targeted in crowded places where thieves steal wallets or phones without being noticed.

Fake Rental Scam

Scammers create fake property listings and collect deposits from tourists or visitors before disappearing.

Pickpocketing Scam

Tourists are targeted in crowded areas where thieves steal valuables without notice.

Fake Hotel Booking Scam

Scammers create fake luxury hotel listings online to trick tourists into booking non-existent accommodations.

Fake Ticket Scam

Scammers sell fake or overpriced tickets to tourists near popular attractions.

Fake Attraction Ticket Scam

Scammers sell fake or overpriced tickets for popular tourist attractions near entry points.

Fake Luxury Hotel Booking Scam

Scammers created fake luxury hotel listings to trick tourists into paying for non-existent accommodations.

Third-Party Ticket Scam

Tourists purchase tickets from unofficial third-party websites that turn out to be fake, invalid, or overpriced.

TIE Appointment Scam

Scammers resell residence permit appointment slots at high prices

Taxi Overcharge Scam

Tourists are charged excessive fares by taxi drivers who manipulate meters or avoid using them.

Bird Dropping Scam

Scammers throw a substance on tourists and offer help to clean it while stealing valuables.

Flower Seller Distraction Scam

Scammers forcefully give flowers to tourists and use distraction to steal money when the victim takes out their wallet.

Petition Distraction Scam

Scammers ask tourists to sign a petition while using the distraction to steal valuables.

Crowded Area Pickpocket Scam

Pickpockets target tourists in crowded areas using distraction techniques to steal valuables unnoticed.

Fake Rental Listing Scam

Scammers impersonate real estate agents or property owners to collect deposits for fake rental listings.

Organized Pickpocketing Scam

Groups of scammers work together in crowded tourist areas to distract victims and steal valuables.

Ghost Rental Scam

Scammers post fake apartment listings and ask for deposits before allowing any viewing.

Team-Based Pickpocket Scam

Organized groups use coordinated distraction tactics to steal valuables from tourists in busy areas.

Deposit to Personal Account Scam

Scammers ask buyers or renters to transfer deposits to private bank accounts instead of verified agencies or legal entities.

Broken Item Scam

Scammers intentionally break an item after bumping into tourists and demand compensation for the damage.

Fake Police Scam

Scammers impersonate police officers to check tourists’ documents and steal money or valuables.

Rosemary Fortune Scam

Scammers offer a “free” rosemary branch and then demand money while creating pressure and distraction.

Fake Rental Deposit Scam

Tourists are tricked into paying deposits for apartments that either do not exist or are not available.

Dropped Item Distraction Scam

Scammers pretend to drop an item and ask for help while an accomplice steals valuables from the distracted tourist.

Fake Police Scam

Scammers pretend to be police officers to check belongings and steal valuables.

Helpful Stranger Ticket Scam

Scammers offer to help tourists at ticket machines and use confusion or distraction to steal money or overcharge.

Bird Dropping Scam

Scammers spill a substance on tourists and offer to clean it while stealing valuables during the distraction.

Metro Pickpocketing Scam

Thieves target tourists in crowded metro systems by exploiting distractions and close contact to steal valuables.

Fake Police Scam

Scammers impersonate police officers to approach tourists and steal valuables under the pretense of inspection.

Taxi Meter Scam

Taxi drivers claim the meter is broken and charge inflated fares to tourists.

Henna Tattoo Scam

Scammers apply henna tattoos without permission and demand payment afterward.

Fake Guide Scam

Scammers approach tourists offering free help or directions and later demand money aggressively.

Bogus Tourist Guide Scam

Unlicensed individuals pose as official guides and demand money after offering unsolicited help.

Helpful Stranger Scam

Locals approach tourists offering help or directions and later demand money for the service.

Shaking Keys Distraction Scam

Scammers distract tourists by shaking keys and asking if they dropped them while an accomplice steals valuables.

Opportunistic Tourist Scam

Local scammers target distracted tourists using confusion or unsolicited help to extract money.

Animal Photo Scam

Handlers force tourists to take photos with animals and then demand payment aggressively.

Taxi Meter Tampering Scam

Taxi drivers manipulate or disable meters to charge tourists inflated fares.

“It’s Closed” Scam

Scammers tell tourists that a popular attraction is closed and redirect them to shops or other places for commission.

Animal Photo Scam

Scammers place animals like snakes or monkeys on tourists and demand payment after taking photos.

Fake Friendly Guide Scam

Scammers approach tourists offering free guidance and later demand money or lead them to shops for commission.

Helpful Local Scam

Scammers approach tourists offering assistance and later demand money or lead them to shops for commission.

Fake Argan Oil Scam

Scammers sell diluted or fake argan oil as authentic to tourists at high prices.

Parking Trap Scam

Scammers create fake or unregulated parking situations and introduce unexpected issues to demand extra payment.

Pickpocketing Scam

Tourists are targeted by pickpockets in crowded areas and busy markets.

Snake Charmer Photo Scam

Handlers place animals on tourists without consent and demand money for photos.

Fake Guide Commission Scam

Unlicensed guides lead tourists to specific shops or services to earn commission from purchases.

Closed Attraction Scam

Locals falsely claim that a road or attraction is closed to redirect tourists for personal gain.

“Free Souvenir” Trap Scam

Vendors offer a free item to lure tourists into shops and later demand payment.

Fake Kindness Setup Scam

Locals build friendly relationships with tourists and later expect payment or favors.

“Shaking Keys” Distraction Scam

A scammer distracts tourists by claiming they dropped keys while an accomplice attempts theft.

Taxi Meter Tampering Scam

Drivers manipulate or avoid using the taxi meter to charge tourists higher fares.

Tannery Entrance Scam

Fake guides offer unofficial access to tanneries and later demand excessive fees.

Unrequested Food Charge Scam

Vendors place food or drinks in front of tourists without request and later charge high prices.

Wrong Change Scam

Vendors or taxi drivers give incorrect change hoping tourists won’t notice.

Carpet Shop Pressure Scam

Tourists are taken into carpet shops and pressured into buying overpriced items through social pressure.

Fake Currency Exchange Scam

Scammers offer better exchange rates on the street but give fake or incorrect money.

Prepaid Card Exchange Scam

Currency exchange staff push tourists to accept money on a prepaid card that becomes unusable.

Fake Tour Booking Scam

Tourists book tours that turn out to be misleading, poorly organized, or different from what was promised.

Shoe Cleaning Scam

Scammers dirty a tourist’s shoes and then insist on cleaning them for a fee.

“Free Directions” Scam

Locals offer directions for free but later demand money after guiding tourists.

“No Change” Money Scam

Vendors claim they don’t have change after taking large notes to keep extra money.

Fake Coin Exchange Scam

Scammers offer to exchange foreign coins but give fake or worthless currency in return.

Accommodation Overcharge Scam

Hotels or riads charge tourists higher prices or add unexpected fees after booking.

Restaurant Double Menu Scam

Restaurants show tourists a different menu with higher prices than locals.

Bracelet Forced Sale Scam

Scammers tie a bracelet on tourists’ wrists and then demand payment aggressively.

Banknote Switch Scam

Scammers confuse tourists by swapping banknotes or misrepresenting the value of local currency during payment.

Romance Fraud Scam

Scammers build fake romantic relationships with tourists or foreigners to gain money or personal benefits.

Online Romance & Financial Scam

Scammers use online relationships or messages to gain trust and request money from tourists or foreigners.

Fake Fossil & Gem Scam

Tourists are sold fake or low-quality fossils and gemstones at high prices in markets.

“You’re Going the Wrong Way” Scam

Locals mislead tourists by claiming they are heading in the wrong direction to gain control and offer paid guidance.

Dynamic Currency Conversion Scam

Businesses offer to charge in your home currency instead of local currency with hidden extra fees.

Animal Photo Scam

Scammers place animals like monkeys or snakes on tourists and demand money for photos.

Friendly Local Scam

Scammers act overly friendly to build trust and later pressure tourists into giving money or buying items.

Fake Goods Scam

Vendors sell fake or low-quality products like argan oil, saffron, or souvenirs at high prices.

Medina Maze Scam

Scammers mislead tourists inside the medina’s complex streets and then demand money for helping them find the way out.

Aggressive Street Vendor Scam

Some vendors use persistent pressure and intimidation to force tourists into buying items or paying money.

Visa Appointment Scam

Fraudulent agents sell fake visa appointments or charge extra fees claiming to speed up the process.

Carpet Shop Trap Scam

Scammers lure tourists into carpet or souvenir shops and pressure them into buying overpriced items.

Camel Ride Overcharge Scam

Tourists are offered camel rides at low prices but are later charged much higher fees or extra costs.

Night Market Harassment Scam

Tourists are harassed by vendors or performers who demand money after unwanted interaction.

Henna Tattoo Overcharge Scam

Street artists apply henna tattoos and then charge tourists much higher prices than expected.

“Stain Distraction” Scam

Scammers dirty a tourist’s clothes and use the distraction to steal belongings.

“Free Bracelet” Scam

Scammers offer a bracelet or gift for free and then demand money after forcing it onto tourists.

“Friendly Local Bar” Scam

Scammers befriend tourists and take them to bars where they are charged extremely high bills.

Fake Petition Scam

Scammers pose as charity workers asking tourists to sign petitions and then demand money.

Unauthorized Tour Guide Scam

Unlicensed individuals sell fake or overpriced tour tickets near major attractions.

Distraction Pickpocket Scam

Scammers create distractions to steal wallets, phones, or bags from tourists.

Street Rose Scam

Vendors hand tourists roses as a “gift” and later demand payment, creating social pressure.

Overpriced Ticket Scam

Unauthorized sellers offer tickets at inflated prices or sell invalid entry passes near attractions.

Pickpocketing Distraction Scam

Skilled pickpockets use distraction techniques to steal valuables without tourists noticing.

Taxi Overcharge Scam

Taxi drivers avoid using meters or manipulate fares to charge tourists higher prices.

Map Distraction Scam

Scammers place a map over your belongings to distract you and steal valuables unnoticed.

Flower Gift Scam

Street vendors offer flowers as a gift and later demand money from tourists.

Gladiator Photo Scam

Individuals dressed as gladiators charge tourists high fees after taking photos near attractions.

African Bracelet Scam

Scammers place a bracelet on tourists’ wrists and use guilt or pressure to demand payment.

Painting-on-the-Ground Scam

Scammers place artwork on the ground and accuse tourists of damaging it to demand money.

Fake Luggage Helper Scam

Scammers pretend to help tourists with luggage and then demand money aggressively.