What are the rules when shopping in the souks of Morocco?

Always carry small money, be prepared to haggle over everything and don't look too interested. There is a great book available called Culture Shock! Morocco by Orin Hargraves, and it helps with all kinds of issues like this.

On page 171 it gives you tactics used by both buyers and sellers including this: 1) Buyer: Not showing too much enthusiasm Seller: Not showing too much enthusiasm 2) Buyer: walking away when seller has named his 'lowest' price Seller: turning away when buyer has named his 'highest' price 3) Buyer: Pointing out flaws in the product Seller: noting the superior quality of the product 4) Buyer: quoting a lower price for the same item that you saw elsewhere Seller: insisting that the lower-priced item was of interior quality 5) Buyer: claiming not to have enough money to meet the seller's 'lowest' price Seller: claiming tht the buyer's 'highest' price would force hm to take a loss 6) Buyer: praise and flattery for seller's shops, goods, children, piety, etc Seller: ... more.

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