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US man meets top lawyer after 13 MB Porsche from luxury showroom proves to be a dud


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Posted
1 hour ago, Cricky said:

He should have looked at the Porsche compliance plate.

 

 

Motorbike dealers always do this. Advertise the vehicle with the registration year, not the model year.

 

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2 hours ago, 2baht said:

Oh! You actually access Tik Tok?

There's some good stuff on there, don't knock it 'til you've tried it. Oh, and it's TikTok...

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Just now, Lemsta69 said:

There's some good stuff on there, don't knock it 'til you've tried it. Oh, and it's TikTok...

Nihao ma, we're watching!

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It's so easy to earn big money on Tick Tock, or the other platforms. Don't mean you have to waste the dosh though. Better to buy gold or Bitcoin.

Posted
3 hours ago, offset said:

It can be a normal practice in Thailand if you buy a car late December it may not be registered till late Jan or if you want a special number can be as late as Feb or March

 

 

 

 

 

 

Well, that's usually the case for normal drivers. But a lot of hiso wannabes delay the registration for years, they just love those red plates too much ????

Posted
3 hours ago, Robin said:

Just because the man is a "Tick Tok Star" does not mean that he is not entitled to justice when being sold a bad second -hand car.  If the dealer managed to unload a 'dog' onto the unfortunate man, the dealer should make some recompense.

I was always told that Porsches do not break down.

 

Maybe the dealer is an Instagram star and he needed a new story or whatever those thing are called on that platform. 

A million hits under the topic: I scammed that stupid TikTok guy. ???? 

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Posted
2 hours ago, Neeranam said:

With this much money, there's only one who has been conned. Why would anyone that rich want to live with a girl in Pattaya beats me. 

Did you just call,  all ladies in Pattaya, prostitutes.

Shame on you. 

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Posted
3 hours ago, Robin said:

Just because the man is a "Tick Tok Star" does not mean that he is not entitled to justice when being sold a bad second -hand car.

Ha!  There's no such thing as a 39 year old Tik Tok star!  By the time someone hits their late-20s, they're considered ancient.

Only way he might have an audience is if he films bargirls dancing in thong underwear.

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Posted
4 hours ago, webfact said:

a Thai based US TikTok star

As such, where does he pay his income-taxes?

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Posted
4 hours ago, LennyW said:

What is a Tik Tok star, i mostly see nothing but clowns on Tik Tok!

Someone who buys a 13,000,000 car and might have 100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 in future earnings.

 

call me Tik Tok……….if it means big money!

 

all about the cash……..titles and names doesn’t pay the bills……tik tok big ,

money?

 

like money?

Posted
1 hour ago, Liverpool Lou said:

All Porsche models, legitimately imported, have a 4-year warranty.  

I suspect this was a ‘grey import’... and possible even one of those ‘tax fiddle’s that was imported as spares and re-assembled... (perhaps)....   and reassembled poorly it seems !!!... 

Posted
7 minutes ago, Xonax said:

As such, where does he pay his income-taxes?

US taxes on worldwide income (i.e. including foreign)... regardless of being a US resident or not, he must file annually and he must report all include and it is taxable.  Most banks now require US citizens to give them their SSN and report that back to the US (FATCA).  Thailand is one of the countries that has an agreement with the US.  (most countries you don't get taxed if you are a non-resident citizen)

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My daughter ordered a Kia new SUV 2021 ,but because of covid delivery problems it was not delivered until early 2022 .

COMMON PRACTICE REGISTERD UPON PICKUP.

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1 minute ago, Mywayboy said:

My daughter ordered a Kia new SUV 2021 ,but because of covid delivery problems it was not delivered until early 2022 .

COMMON PRACTICE REGISTERD UPON PICKUP.

I think they may be referring to the manufacture year rather than the Registered year or Model Year.

 

i.e. It seems the US guy believed he was paying for a vehicle manufactured in 2021, but in fact it was manufactured in 2020...  (and possibly a year older than he was led to believe). 

 

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