by Steve K | Dec 2, 2022 | Scam Tips
Casinos Keeping the Change More and more casinos aren’t dispensing change at self-service ticket redemption machines. Instead, they give you the cash and print a voucher that you then have to redeem at the cage for your change. Who’s waiting in line for 23...
by Steve K | Dec 2, 2022 | Money Saving Tips, Scam Tips
Don’t Forget To Check The Resort Fees aka CNF Fees At this point, visitors to Las Vegas are well aware of resort fees, and the majority of us have strong feelings about them. They’re known and posted upfront on booking websites. While disappointing, it would be...
by Steve K | Dec 2, 2022 | Scam Tips
Time Share Sales Pitches Often the promise of discounted hotel rates, free shows, or tours is enough to persuade visitors to sit through a timeshare sales pitch. After all, how hard can it be to just say no and walk away with your freebie? This tourist trap,...
by Steve K | Dec 2, 2022 | Scam Tips
Long Hauling A commonly known Las Vegas scam at this point, some disingenuous cab drivers will take unknowing tourists on the longer “scenic route” to drive up their fare. Skip the stress and leverage rideshare apps like UBER & Lyft. Conveniently, the fare...
by Steve K | Dec 2, 2022 | Scam Tips
Photographers at the “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign If you visit the iconic “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign, you’ll likely see photographers ready to snap tourist photos. Like street performers, they are not official employees, work for tips, and you are not...
by Steve K | Dec 2, 2022 | Scam Tips
Street Performer Photos Buskers are commonly found along Strip and Fremont Street showcasing a talent or dressed as popular characters, showgirls, etc. Performers expect a tip for taking a picture with them, but they’re legally unable to set a specific price....
