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Sviss Geez

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  1. These guys have kids so i dont understand why the land wasnt put into their names.

    Because then they appear not to " trust" the wife. It's a pack of cards if things go wrong.

    His mistake was " eggs in one basket"..

    Nothing to do with it, the properties were in his company's name, he didn't need to use his wife or children.

    What I was implying that he shouldn't have used the company route.

    Why shouldn't he have, are you trying to (wrongly) say that what he was doing was illegal? What other baskets did he have the choice of using?

  2. So what you are basically saying is fraud is OK if against a foreigner?

    No, what I'm saying is,

    If two drug gangs fight it out over a drug shipment, nobody really cares who gets hurt, or who ends up holding the shipment.

    You really seem to be nuts, what's this ridiculous analogy supposed to prove?

  3. I believe wife #1 legally cancelled the lease on the family home, (using the right to unilaterally cancel any contract made within marriage) then sold it.

    Apparently this was the ruling of the judge in the case.

    The fraud charge was about forging a signature to change directorship in the company, a company solely created to illegally buy Thai land.

    Not much sympathy here either, foreigners are only allowed to own 49% of a Thai company, preferred shares, and shares held by nominees seem illegal to me.

    You believe very wrong, try reading the full report properly. The company that owned the property was a legitimate company used for the man's consultancy business.

    There is no way these people would be making so much fuss about their lost properties if anything they did was illegal and if anything illegal had been done you can rest assured the Thai authorities would have made sure the whole world knew about it, dont you think?

  4. Strange why foreigners even think of investing in Thailand, when clearly there is enough information out there.

    1) Foreigners do not have any rights in Thailand.

    2) In most cases foreigners are not even acknowledged by Thais or by the Thai system.

    3) To Thais, foreigners are only ATM's on legs, nothing more.

    4) Foreigners will never be accepted by Thais as equals.

    5) There is no legal justice for foreigners.

    6) Thailand is only for Thais.

    Keep your money out of Thailand, only rent, then you will be fine.

    If you don't understand the above, best not to even come.

    Strange why people find it necessary to write this nonsense, there is plenty of evidence to the contrary of this post.

    Please state the evidence Oh wise one

    He doesn't need to, any rational person knows that what he said is true, oh dull one.

  5. These guys have kids so i dont understand why the land wasnt put into their names.

    Because then they appear not to " trust" the wife. It's a pack of cards if things go wrong.

    His mistake was " eggs in one basket"..

    Nothing to do with it, the properties were in his company's name, he didn't need to use his wife or children.

  6. Yea and we come down to that what he did to loos the £1 million was actually by breaking the Thai law.

    Forming a proxy company with nominees is... ILLEGAL

    Wife buying land/property with HIS money is...ILLEGAL

    If you did't already know that or don't trust me then just google it and you see!

    He didn't form a "proxy" company, the properties were owned by an existing legitimate company he used for his business. LEGAL

    He didn't have property in his wife's name paid for with his money. LEGAL

    Go google it, you'll see!

  7. Police said they found the body of the 45-year-old from Edinburgh hanging from an iPad charger tied to a clothes rail in a wardrobe.

    An I pad charger? I personally have never met a Scottish man or women of that age that would not break an I Pad cable under their body weight. I dont even think they would be long enough at that.

    I doubt too if the ipad charger or even a wardrobe clothes rail can carry such a weight, this is unbelievable, what about the height of the wardrobe clothes rail that could allow a person hanging ???

    This is a long way from being unbelievable as you say. "Hanging" is a word used to describe a manner of death in general, it doesn't necessarily mean that he was suspended without touching the floor. There have been reports here recently were someone hanged themselves from a door handle. If someone dies as a result of having a ligature around their neck, touching the floor or not, it is called hanging.

  8. Police said they found the body of the 45-year-old from Edinburgh hanging from an iPad charger tied to a clothes rail in a wardrobe.

    An I pad charger? I personally have never met a Scottish man or women of that age that would not break an I Pad cable under their body weight. I dont even think they would be long enough at that.

    Well, just shows how wrong you can be, doesn't it?

    Not really, it shows how so many people are so gullible as to believe everything they read, without thinking about it first.

    Actually, it doesn't.

    Talking about not thinking first, who said his whole body weight was hanging from the cord? How many Scottish men and women have you personally met that were his age and weight? How heavy was he?

  9. i am quite surprised it is not happening more often...I am alsways amazed by the amount of cash just behind the counter, no double security doors....

    I could not agree more. Seems like a piece of piss to rob a bank here in Thailand. It's not like the police are going to give chase, everything blends together here, and on a motor bike how hard is it to get lost fast?

    The most the cops are going to do - indeed - the only thing the cops are going to do is check the CCTV.

    Odd then, isn't it, how most of those responsible for bank robberies seem to be caught fairly quickly?

  10. "Staff at the Wat Dhammakaya branch of Krungthai Bank, which is located opposite the police station in Klongluang, told police the man entered the branch on Thursday evening just before the bank was due to close."

    So sorry to be the one that brings this up, but where were the cops pray tell?

    Where do you think they should have been, pray tell, in the bank? Perhaps they were in the police station but wherever they where their job is not to provide private security for banks.

  11. Police said they found the body of the 45-year-old from Edinburgh hanging from an iPad charger tied to a clothes rail in a wardrobe.

    An I pad charger? I personally have never met a Scottish man or women of that age that would not break an I Pad cable under their body weight. I dont even think they would be long enough at that.

    Well, just shows how wrong you can be, doesn't it?

  12. Who, did what????

    I have worked with the RTA all over Thailand.

    Last time (the time I gave up) we were scheduled to do a 1,000 km road trip/test drive of a new Humvee engine.

    We got about 5 km out the front gate in Korat & it ran out of fuel.

    I had JUST replaced the fuel gauge & removed/replaced the fuel tank and sending unit.

    They had simply forgotten to put fuel in it.

    It was a brand new 6.5 liter diesel engine & was not even broken in at all, yet the driver managed to break the speedometer with it.

    That is what impressed them most of all.

    Hardly a big deal, someone overlooked re-fueling, so what?

    How does a driver "break" a speedometer without physically causing damage to it? Do you mean that the speedo just stopped working along the lines of faulty manufacture or are you bizarrely suggesting that just by driving the vehicle he was able to break it?

  13. Why not transfer him as with everyone else ... gigglem.gif Did someone have a personal grudge with him ? and of course he keep his pension facepalm.gif

    BTW I didnt know nepotism was against any law in Thailand blink.png

    Of course he keeps his pension entitlement but only up to the day he was sacked. He can't have that taken away from him as he was contributing to it from his wages. Would you expect him to have to repay his salary also?

  14. The Thai system certainly makes a mockery of 3 strikes and your out enforcement /practice. Take away a title but dont punshish wrongdoing by forfiture of pension, perks, etc. It would not surprise me thaqt their pay continues and they may be drawing salary from 2 or more different departments at the same time.

    Some religions promise virgins, others a utopia forever, and which one promises a position with the Thai civi sevice/ politics?

    You didn't notice that he has been sacked? That sort of makes a mockery of your post suggesting that he had "a little" taken away.

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