- Foreigners will almost always be charged more for goods and services. Prices are rarely listed so it is a good idea to get the typical prices from someone you trust before negotiating, which is necessary for most things you buy in the market, and all transportation.
- Items bought in a small boutique, like washing powder, sugar, rice, cookies, milk, etc. usually have fixed prices, and the owners do not tend to negotiate. Observe what the Mauritanian customers are doing first if you are unsure.
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