Watch The Turkey Shoe Shine Scam , Antalya in Türkiye

🌿Here are a few tips to avoid the shoe shine scam in Turkey:
Be aware of your surroundings: Be cautious of unsolicited offers for shoe shining, especially in tourist areas.
Agree on a price before the service is performed: Make sure you have a clear agreement on the price before the shoe shining begins.
Use common sense: If something seems too good to be true, it probably is.
Don't carry too much cash: It's best to only carry enough cash for your immediate needs to avoid becoming a target for scams.
Trust your instincts: If you feel uncomfortable or uneasy about a situation, it's best to walk away.
Be informed: Research common scams in the area you are visiting, so you are prepared and can avoid them.
By following these tips, you can help protect yourself from being scammed and ensure that you have a safe and enjoyable trip to Turkey.
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[@kolobara08]

Thanks for the video I guess but I'm failing to see the scam here. If you were charged too much, don't call it a scam if you haven't asked beforehand how much it'll cost you. You got played and that's not necessarily a scam. I'm not by any means defending the guy but just because you are butthurt, doesn't give you the right to call others scammer. Honorable would be if you made a video suggesting people to be careful, giving them tips like you did in description but without name calling Marti. Other than that, thanks for heads up.

[@marti-travels]

they put a blob of some stuff on your shoe then you need it wiped off and i said 3 times my trainers were not worth cleaning , this is the scam , i proper shoe shine in turkey is you have good shoes that deserve a clean ive had it many times in turkey as they are great at cleaning shoes , the scam is in the tourist parts were they just force you if you visit turkey you will know the difference between the shoe shine scam and the genuine shoe shiner's

[@mehmeterdem742]

I think it's a scam because he didn't ask for this service and was asked for euros, which we mostly never use in our daily lives. I might be wrong, but if he is asked for 100 euros, that is almost 1/4 of the minimum monthly wage in Turkey. Also, I think he already gave him too much for this service; I guess it was 120 TL (5-6 dollars), which is 1/3 of the minimum daily wage.

[@kolobara08]

Yes, he got played, not scammed. Being scammed is when you put money on that match box with little ball under it. That's a scam, not this. We're are on the same page here except we differ in opinion what being played is to what being scammed is. Be as it may, those people know how to be persuasive, they play and pressure you in taking something you don't really need but so does almost every good salesman too... so... Regardless on how careful one is, regular Joe is always gonna be played out by these tricksters. Cheers