Yesterday afternoon, a surnamed Deng reader told reporters that he bought a comb when he was cheated 40 yuan.

Then the reporter acted as a customer and tasted the taste of being fooled by money laundering.

[at the 1 p.m. in the afternoon, Ms. Deng told reporters that she bought a comb with her friends at a peddlers' place at the art road half an hour ago.

But then when they paid for their meal, they found that they had lost 40 yuan in their wallet.

After knowing the situation, the reporter decided to observe the mystery of "money laundering" personally, and contacted with a large number of police officers who were responsible for the patrol in this area, asking them to help destroy the "black heart stand".

Then the reporter followed the instructions of Deng and found the booth.

This is a small booth less than a meter square, stacked with wooden comb, big or small, 3 yuan each.

The reporter wants to buy a comb, and after selecting one, he pays 100 yuan to the peddler.

The boss took the money and called for another man to find the money. The man came over and took a look at the bank notes for a long time. Then he pulled out a small amount of money from his trouser pocket and handed it over. The reporter had nine pieces of 10 yuan and six pieces of 1 yuan. The reporter said he had found less than 1 yuan. The man immediately grabbed the zero count and decided that it was less than 1 yuan. When he told reporters that it was really giving him less than 1 yuan, the money left in his left hand quickly fell to his right hand. He drew several pieces into his trousers pocket, and bought a dollar from his pocket.

Reporters took the money up, the man saw reporters counting money immediately nervous, after counting, the man handed over only 47 yuan banknotes.

At this time, a special police brigade and Ms. Deng also rushed over.

Seeing the police coming to the scene, the man suddenly became nervous. Under the help of the police, Ms. Deng recovered his 40 yuan cheated.

[] the police remind the readers that this money laundering seems mysterious, but in fact it is not very clever. Cheaters usually do not spend second times counting the habit of changing their money with consumers.

So when you buy things, members of the public must carefully check the change and prevent them from being cheated.