What are the most common tourist scams in Germany, specifically in Munich and Berlin? [closed]
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I've been to a few Asian and Europian countries which were filled with lots of tourist scams/traps; from sim card, taxi, coffee, to string people and even fake police officers.
I wonder, is this also true for Germany? More specifically in Munich and Berlin.
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