As QR codes continue to grow – scammers are starting to show! Here's this week's Tip Off to the Rip Off by the Better Business Bureau. 

As QR codes continue to grow – scammers are starting to show! Here's this week's Tip Off to the Rip Off by the Better Business Bureau.

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Tip Off to the Rip Off: Beware of  QR codes that lead to scams

People who live or own businesses near a migrant shelter on the city's Near West Side say they've had enough -- and they're calling on the Johnson administration to move the new arrivals out. WBBM's Mallory Vor Broker reports.

Photo by Mallory Vor Broker.

People who live or own businesses near a migrant shelter on the city's Near West Side say they've had enough -- and they're calling on the Johnson administration to move the new arrivals out. WBBM's Mallory Vor Broker reports.
Photo by Mallory Vor Broker.

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Jim "The Shark" Dreyer, the 60-year-old Michigan man who attempted to swim across Lake Michigan last week, said he ultimately had to give up over two AA batteries. WBBM's Mike Krauser reports.

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The cicadas are gone, but the legal headache around a cicada-themed drink remains. WBBM's Rob Hart reports.

Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images

The cicadas are gone, but the legal headache around a cicada-themed drink remains. WBBM's Rob Hart reports.
Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images

Tip Off to the Rip Off: Beware of QR codes that lead to scams

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