ntvillas2 wrote:I am looking to Build a Village soon with Backing from China. so i will sell them my Idea and see How it Works out.

Your backers only want to own 49% of the 100% they put the money up for??...or have you set them up with Thai wives so their investments are safer cant see much security for the foreign invester through either sales or rentals there...Maybe big bucks for the builder though

Its Not about Laughs or Entertainment its only my points of View i see When i am working with Thais, You should see Me in Action with the Shops. i Shout and tell them off Big Time.
They Sell Air condition at a low price for 16.999 Now 9.999 Special offer and for get to tell you about the 1.900 More for the parts.
I tell the Manager you are a robber. Lots and lots Rip Off. Selling Bedroom Suites and advertising Complete but they dont tell you in the advert about the Extras.
or Tot Who rob Customers Blind. Sell internet IP Star that wont Work. down every second day.
They Say i Must keep it one Year i Say No Way you steal my Money.
i will Go to The papers and tell Everyone in Thailand you steal my Money

Next day they Come Take Away The Dish and Give me ADSL free.

i can Shock you with What i get when i Fight in the Air port When my Baggage is 2 days late.

in Thailand you need to Tell them it Sucks when they Try to Screw you over.

look at everything and make sure you get Everything you Think is with The Sale.

Thailand is Starting to Get ok Now as i am learning Fast. and find now can sort Things Fast

So please tell Them What They are doing Wrong in the Shop Bank Airport But make sure you Let others See you are not Happy.

ok bye for now away to Work.

Who Said you cant work in Thailand. i am helping Thailand

I think it's about time a Moderator stepped in and cancelled this thread. This guy is obviously a wind up merchant looking to insite heated discussion / arguements....

This last posting is a real disgrace. I would like to meet this arse just to see if his spoken English is a ridiculous as his written......

panick wrote:

ntvillas2 wrote:I am looking to Build a Village soon with Backing from China. so i will sell them my Idea and see How it Works out.

Your backers only want to own 49% of the 100% they put the money up for??...or have you set them up with Thai wives so their investments are safer cant see much security for the foreign invester through either sales or rentals there...Maybe big bucks for the builder though

I Can Build Sell and Return money within a set time Frame. in China lots have massive amounts USD and are looking to Spend
This year i am Bringing lots investers here to Show them the Pace is great for living and also Look How many Brothers and Friends they Have here Now.
Boy They Can live well. When They Have Big $$$.
Now China Big Spenders are looking for a nice place to live as China is now
starting to Smell and Get Nasty
ok Bye for Now.

First class plonker he is.

Doc wrote:First class plonker he is.

About time HE got F****D O** Aye Doc,seems like a " Nice Boy " our NT...

I am in awe of ntvillas2 breadth of information regarding construction experience and investment knowledge in Thailand, so I would like to know the cost of (local or USD prices please):

1. Cement (whatever size bag it comes in) or by the sq. metre ready mixed delivered (10K radius of mixing station)
2. Aggregates
3. Bar reinforcement 8, 10, 12, 16 mm diameter
4. Corrugated sheets and/or roofing tiles
5. Steel sections
6. Selection of flooring tiles by the metre
7. Electrical wiring, meters etc.

This should be no problem for ntvillas2, he'll show his knowledge lads.

Camouflaged in the emotive rhetoric and shocking grammar, NT actually makes some valid points. There is predisposition amongst Thais to take advantage of others, particularly if you are employer and show some softness in dealing with them. Most will skin you alive given the opportunity. When I first arrived here 14 years ago I was shocked at the double dealing and rip offs going on all around me within the company.
I suppose I grew to accept that this is pretty much par for the course in Thailand. If you are or intend to establish a business here, it pays to be aware of the fact that employee and or customer loyalty is not a notion that Thai

[quote="fatbas***d"] Now I am a much Harder man, as the women in the local Honda dealer found out last week when we agreed a sum to purchase a motorbike.
When the machine was delivered, the previously agreed to on the road price suddenly jumped by 2,000 baht. I didn