Luthuli Avenue in Nairobi has been associated with fraudsters, mostly targeting people visiting the busy area to buy electronics.
Some of the items sold there include television sets, woofers, mobile phones, solar panels, loudspeakers among other stuff.
But for many years people have been complaining that some shops along Luthuli trick their customers.
While several shops there sell genuine products, customers have devised ways of beating Luthuli fraudsters.
A man recently shared how to identify genuine shops and what to do when buying electronics in Nairobi’s downtown.
“Ukienda kununua TV Luthuli Avenue make sure Uber Iko stand by hapo nje, once they test the TV for you usikubali warudishe kwa box in the name of packaging, hapo ndo karata huchezwa, beba tv Yako weka kwa gari,” the man shared
Adding, “Ukifika ndani ya Uber ambia kaderee akuletee box na remote sasa otherwise you will be shocked.
Kaderee pia ahakikishe amebeba ufunguo zake za gari otherwise kitamlamba.
Hiyo place usiwahi kubali kuchukuliwa yenye Iko kwa store chukua hiyo Iko kwa display
Hata nguo pale Gikomba ukipima ikutoshee na ikubambe, usitoe lipa enda ikiwa kwa mwili
