Can you take advantage of all kinds of seemingly free discounts such as buying a computer for 0 yuan and traveling for 0 yuan?

There is a saying that you get what you pay for, so I think it is very true. Because usually a thing does incur a lot of expenses in terms of its cost, its processing, and its sales links before it reaches the hands of consumers. If you buy something for zero yuan, it must be another way for you to spend money. Buying for zero yuan is just an illusion.

As a promotional activity, this merchant will do a 0 yuan activity, so how does it make money? How to support yourself and the company? So the money he makes is money you can't see, it doesn't mean he doesn't make money. So don’t be greedy for cheap. Buying a TV seriously in the mall is far safer and more reliable than buying a TV for zero yuan, and the after-sales and service of the TV will also be better. Believable. When shopping, you must also be sensible.

Do you dare to travel for 0 yuan? It is true that traveling for 0 yuan will make you very tempted, or look very attractive, and it seems to save money. But in fact, a travel agency invites you to travel for 0 yuan, so does the car cost postage? Do travel agencies want to survive? If some people go for 0 yuan, do they have to pay for tickets? Also, who pays for all these expenses? It must be the consumers themselves, those who participate in the zero-dollar tour, who have paid for it. Don’t be deceived by the illusion.

You always get what you pay for. So, don’t casually believe in things that zero dollars can help you do. The odds are too small, and sometimes you can't just leave it to chance. Some luck may bring more trouble and annoyance to oneself. So I think it is very reasonable to exchange things for things and money for property. As long as you pay, you will gain. For example, it is reasonable to take money to travel or spend money to buy things.