Money changer short-changed me
Counted my cash twice and 300k was missing. Use the bank ATM near Ubud.
WarnPack is where travelers, nomads and first-timers share real warnings from the ground. See what to watch for in any city, drop a live alert to people within 100 metres, and chat privately with end-to-end encryption.
Free to use · 18+ · No hotel, cafe or agency promotionsCounted my cash twice and 300k was missing. Use the bank ATM near Ubud.
Film every scratch before you ride. They kept my deposit until I showed the video.
Travel blogs are full of affiliate links. Review sites reward whoever pays. WarnPack is just travelers telling each other the truth.
Pick any city and see photos, videos and write-ups of scams with votes and comments, so the most useful warnings rise to the top.
Post a short alert pinned to where you are. People within about 100 metres see it for 10 minutes, then it vanishes.
Message someone who has just been where you are going. Chats are end-to-end encrypted, so only you and they can read them.
Hotels, cafes, agencies and drivers cannot advertise here. Marketing posts are removed and repeat offenders are banned.
Report any post, comment or AirDrop, and block people in chat. Three valid AirDrop reports lead to a permanent block.
Solo traveler, digital nomad or first trip abroad: learn what is normal, what is a red flag and what a fair price looks like.
Choose a city in the app and read what recent travelers reported, from taxi tricks to fake tickets.
Comment on a post or start a private encrypted chat to ask exactly what you want to know.
If something happens to you, post it with a photo or a short video. The next traveler will thank you.
Plain-language guides to the most commonly reported scams in popular destinations, with simple ways to avoid each one.
Money changers, scooter-damage claims, ATM skimmers and fake portals.
"The palace is closed" detours, tuk-tuk shop stops, taxi meters and bar bills.
Fake taxi meters, shoe-repair tricks, photo-pole vendors and copycat tour brands.
Taxi fare disputes, station touts, unofficial guides and UPI collect-request fraud.
"Station exit is closed", fake tourist offices, auto-rickshaw detours and refilled bottles.
Giza ride traps, "free" gifts, papyrus and perfume detours, and the missing-change trick.
The shoeshine brush drop, "friendly" bar invitations, taxi tricks and copycat restaurants.
Surprise henna, "the road is closed" guides, photo fees and souk pricing.
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WarnPack is a free community app where travelers, nomads and first-timers share real warnings, photos and videos about scams in a city, and chat privately with each other before and during a trip.
Review sites are full of promotions and paid listings. WarnPack is only about warnings and first-hand experiences. Posts that promote hotels, cafes, agencies or products are not allowed and are removed.
An AirDrop is a short message pinned to your current location. People using WarnPack within about 100 metres can see it for 10 minutes, then it disappears. It is useful for live alerts such as a roadblock, a rigged taxi rank or a pickpocket hot spot.
Direct messages are end-to-end encrypted. They are encrypted on your phone and can only be read on the recipient's phone. WarnPack cannot read them.
Yes. WarnPack is free to download and use. Optional paid features may be added later.
Any city that appears in the app's city list, starting with popular destinations across Asia, Europe, Africa and the Americas. The list grows as the community grows.
Every post, comment and AirDrop can be reported, users can be blocked in chat, and we review reports. Repeat violators are banned. See our Community Guidelines for the full rules.
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