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DSI seminar shows Thais how to fight back against foreign nominees

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DSI seminar shows Thais how to fight back against foreign nominees

 

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A seminar held in Pattaya organised by the Department of Special Investigations (DSI) showed Thais how to use regulations promulgated in 1979 to protect local business interests. 

 

DSI deputy Korawat Panpraphakorn said that since ASEAN agreements had come into force more foreigners were doing business in Thailand.

 

But while much was legal it was often a cover for illegal activities that harmed Thai business interests unfairly. 

 

The purpose of the seminar at the M Hotel in Nong Prue was to help people understand the regulations related to foreign nominees in particular as a way of leveling the playing field. 

 

The meeting was attended by participants from many fields and concentrated on action that might be taken in Chonburi, Surat Thai, Khon Kaen and Chiang Mai. 

 

Source: INN

 

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Well they look a classic example of Thai business crime fighters .  The guy far left still thinks its SongKran ????????????

If they're breaking the law, deal with them appropriately. If they're taking advantage of a loophole, close that loophole. It's not really that hard. 

6 minutes ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

as a way of leveling the playing field. 

What a croc! If other businesses are offering a better service or product at a cheaper or equal price, the Thai's call foul with their favorite line .... 'we are not ready to compete yet.'

 

They weren't ready 15 years ago and they still aren't ready. The unfortunate thing is that if they can't close you down by legal means, then you can expect to receive one behind the ear!

So how ? Do not become nominees and demand higher fees for the service ? 

8 minutes ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

But while much was legal it was often a cover for illegal activities that harmed Thai business interests unfairly.

 

I think that Thais harm Thai businesses more than foreigners.

Maybe if the Thai bht wasn't so strong???

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8 minutes ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

DSI seminar shows Thais how to fight back against foreign nominees

Ten on one is the norm!

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How can you be a foreign nominee if nominees are usually Thais? lol...

 

Should have titled this, how to crush competition using dirty tricks and steal foreigner assets.

59 minutes ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

DSI seminar shows Thais how to fight back against foreign nominees

Rule 1: Don't sign the paperwork to allow it.

Why is it surprising that people need telling this?

 

Otherwise known as the "cut of your nose to spite your face semina" #foriegninvestment.

5 hours ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

DSI seminar shows Thais how to fight back against foreign nominees

too bad they don't show how to fight back against junta appointees

5 hours ago, bluesofa said:

Rule 1: Don't sign the paperwork to allow it.

Why is it surprising that people need telling this?

 

Because you can tell them a mile away but you can't tell them anything close up.

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