Daily Mail | Chinese tea house scammers jailed after charging tourists £5 per SIP Daily Mail There has been a number of scams in China of tourists been charged sky-high prices for goods. In February this year, a group of 20 people travelling to Harbin, north-east China, were charged 10,302 Yuan (£1119.60) for a meal after the price of each ... |
2016-04-14
Chinese tea house scammers jailed after charging tourists £5 per SIP – Daily Mail
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