Some taxi drivers might use altered meters or take long routes to increase fares. Always use licensed taxis, and consider using ride-hailing apps where the fare is predetermined.

Pickpockets often operate in crowded places like markets and public transport. Keep your belongings close, and avoid showing valuable items in public.

Some vendors might give counterfeit bills or shortchange tourists. Familiarize yourself with Argentine currency and count your change.

Scammers may pose as police and ask for your passport or fines. Policemen in Buenos Aires don’t typically ask tourists for such things without reason.

Watch out for distractions like street performances or aggressive selling tactics used to pickpocket. Politely decline by saying “No, gracias.”

Scammers might "accidentally" spill something on you and offer to help clean it up, while stealing from your bag. Ignore it, and walk away confidently.

Avoid buying luxury items or electronics from street vendors, as these may be fake. Purchase only from reputable stores.

Card skimming devices can be placed on ATMs to steal your card information. Use ATMs located inside banks for safer transactions.

If you pay with large bills, some vendors might claim you gave a smaller amount. Clearly state what you are paying to avoid confusion.

Some companies may falsely charge for damages. Photograph the car thoroughly before and after use to avoid disputes.

Promoters might offer discount tickets to a tango show that doesn’t exist. Buy tickets from official venues or your hotel.

Unauthorized guides might offer low-cost tours with false information. Choose official tourism operators for accurate experiences.

Some places might give you a different menu with higher prices. Always ask for a menu with prices displayed and check your bill.

Scammers often pose as charity workers on crowded streets. Politely refuse and walk away, donating to known charities instead.

Some might sell fake long-distance bus tickets. Buy tickets directly from the terminal or reliable online platforms.

Someone might drop a ring and offer it to you, asking for a reward. Walk away as these items are often worthless.

Hotels might add unauthorized charges to your bill at checkout. Review all charges during your stay and keep documentation.

Avoid any street gambling games as they are usually rigged. Keep your distance and enjoy your visit wisely.

Scammers may flatter you to sell a service or product. Offer a polite smile and walk away.

Be cautious of free, open Wi-Fi networks as they can be used to steal data. Use connections from reputable sources and consider using a VPN.