What is the experience of being slaughtered when traveling to Qingdao?

Cheating tourists at scenic spots is a common problem in almost all famous tourist cities. Especially in Yunnan, I have experienced it personally. Let me talk about how to avoid the minefield.

First, be cautious.

As you said, I spent 60 yuan to buy two kebabs. If the woman asked how much it cost before roasting, I wouldn't buy mutton kebabs from 60 yuan (of course, I personally think that the price of mutton kebabs with worms is not slaughtered).

Summary is to ask before eating, so the probability of being cheated will be greatly reduced.

Second, beware of the yin and yang menu in the restaurant.

My friend once went to Gulangyu for a holiday, and something happened to him. Some restaurants above have yin and yang menus. That is, the price of the dishes marked at the door of the store is different from the menu provided by the waiter, and the price is also very different.

For example, you see a steamed yellow croaker 35 yuan in front of the store, and then you come into the store and the waiter comes up with a menu without this dish, but there is a braised yellow croaker 100 yuan each.

Similarly, the price of yellow croaker is completely different. People clearly mark the price, and people who are embarrassed will bite the bullet.

If this happens, you can consider using the method in the first item above. Ask at the door if there are any dishes on the menu, and you can order those dishes (or those clearly marked on the store wall). Take photos and leave evidence when serving (press the dining room table). In case the store cheats.

Third, the storefronts or unlicensed stalls outside the scenic spots should be cautious.

It is generally believed that although the price of vegetables in scenic spots is clearly marked, it is single. If you choose a shop outside the scenic spot, the result is the Qingdao prawn incident.

It is difficult for the store supervision department outside the scenic spot to supervise, so it has become a place outside the law. Even if he tricked you into calling the police, it's hard to tell. Generally, he can only pay and leave.

And unlicensed stalls, generally not kill customers, but steal dragons to turn phoenix. For example, buying fruits is all fresh and affordable. He will give you a black bag. As long as you finish picking, he will secretly return those rotten fruits to you when you are on the scale, and you won't notice. One way to crack it is to bring your own transparent bag instead of his black bag (some people will stop doing your business when they see your move).

Fourth, beware of lottery routines.

This kind of deception, generally greedy people will be recruited.

Generally, it will appear in a large boutique, and when you have finished buying it, I will tell you how much you spent in our store (I spent 5 yuan at that time, thinking that there was a pie in the sky, so I can know the routine on TV before).

Don't look, you must have won the grand prize or the first prize. Then the routine came, on the grounds that it was free, but it needed to charge processing fees or handling fees to collect money. In fact, this award is worthless.

There is only one way to deal with this routine, and that is to abandon the prize.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) monks give gifts.

Isn't it a good thing for monks to give gifts? The problem is that they are not real monks, but liars dressed as monks.

Their general routine is to give gifts, say that it is too bright, make good relationships, and then donate money.

This kind of situation will happen in temples, and the solution is to ignore him. Every temple has a special merit box. If you need to donate money, you can donate money to the merit box.

As for the opening, it's even more nonsense, believe it or not.

Sixth, drivers or "locals" should be cautious when recommending.

Drivers who drive taxis or call taxis online in many scenic spots have the habit of earning extra money.

Their usual routine is to ask if you have booked a hotel. If you don't have one, they will recommend an expensive one, and they will get a kickback.

If you book a hotel, they will say that your hotel is not good, which is wrong. Even people are dead, which makes you panic.

There are also recommended restaurants, fruit shops, tour groups and so on. The reason is the same: expensive, because they take kickbacks.

In addition to drivers, there are some so-called "locals", generally the same as drivers.

The way to crack it is that you just don't listen to what they say.

Seven, field guides need to be cautious.

If you need to book a local day trip, you'd better go to a regular platform, at least with supervision (although some platforms don't care).

Their routine is to have shopping projects or add projects halfway. If you participate, you will be thrown out of the car halfway and left in the middle of nowhere. It's not formal anyway.

The solution is not to join any tour groups, even if it is best to choose acquaintances to open tour groups, at least acquaintances dare not cheat you too much.