How do you get scammed when traveling?

Recently, everyone must have heard the term "Snow Country Slaughter". The incident originated from an article written by a netizen: "No matter how white the snow in Xuexiang is, it can't cover up the pure black heart!" Don’t go to Snow Country again.”

This is a tourist who just went to Mudanjiang City, Heilongjiang Province to experience the snow town style.

According to netizens, he experienced hotel price fraud in Xuexiang. He said that a three-person heated kang room booked half a month in advance costs 552 yuan for two nights.

But when I checked in, the boss told me that I could only stay for one night, and arranged to sleep in the Datong bunkhouse with many people on the second night. "I didn't ask you to pay the difference for staying in this room tonight. It's pretty good! Now this The room can be booked for as little as RMB 8,000. The earlier you book, the cheaper it will be." The tourist decided to stay only for one night, but the boss said he would not refund the money until three days later and asked for a positive review before the refund could be made.

The article also exposed local vegetable prices: fried vermicelli with pickled cabbage for 78 yuan, a plate of fried meat for 288 yuan, and a bowl of instant noodles for 60 yuan per box!

And even if you spend a very expensive price, you may not be able to get good service. Not only are the facilities in the room extremely poor, but the bathroom is also very dirty. If you ask the boss to clean it, you will sometimes get a bad service. To a roll of the eyes.

In fact, this is not the first time that this phenomenon of customer rip-off has occurred. As early as two years ago, some netizens revealed their experience of being ripped off while traveling in Qingdao!

The "sea-caught prawns" that tourists confirmed with the boss when ordering were 38 yuan each, but when they checked out, they turned out to be 38 yuan each. A plate of shrimps costs more than 1,500 yuan!

Also in Qingdao, Mr. Han, a tourist, paid after eating barbecue and found that a table of meals cost 7/8 thousand. The store told Mr. Han that 15 yuan and 20 yuan were not the price of a skewer, but the price of a piece of meat on the barbecue for each skewer.

A Wuxi consumer also exposed that he had afternoon tea at Wuxi 1881 Peninsula. When he checked out, he looked at the bill and asked what the 88 yuan worth of dried apricots was. He probably didn’t order it. Answer: This is what you want. There are 10 pills in one package, priced at 8.8 yuan each.

I believe that everyone has experienced more or less the phenomenon of being ripped off by stores, deceived by tourist attractions, and cursed by tour guides during your travels, right? Hurry up and leave a message to tell people who don’t know!