BE CAREFUL! Scams YOU need to WATCH out for in the cruise ports! 😡❌👀
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The creator identifies three specific scams that cruise passengers should be aware of when visiting ports of call. The first scam involves merchants placing free items, such as bracelets, on a traveler's wrist with the expectation of payment and potentially aggressive behavior. The second scam involves scratch off winner cards that promise free resort day passes but lead to high pressure sales pitches for timeshares. Finally, the creator warns about taxi scams where drivers may attempt to charge thousands of dollars on credit cards. To avoid this, the creator advises passengers to confirm that a taxi accepts cash and to establish a set price before entering the vehicle. The video concludes by asking viewers to share their own experiences with port scams and encourages subscriptions for more cruise related news and tips.
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the merchants will put a free bracelet on your wrist and they will 100 expect money in return and they can get aggressive
the winner gets a free day pass to a resort only thing they forget to mention is the high pressured sales pitch to buy a time share
before getting into any taxi make sure your taxi will accept cash as their reports of them running credit cards for thousands of dollars
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