Wow, this is the second time I have heard a foreigner scammed a Thai lady, usually I hear about 10 stories per day, where a Thai woman scam and destroy a foreigners life, savings and dreams

Edited September 22, 20169 yr by forumuser10

One item overlooked is WHY would a foreigner ever invest 100 million baht in a Thai corporation gaining only 49% ownership in the first place?

Wow, this is the second time I have heard a foreigner scammed a Thai lady, usually I hear about 10 stories per day, where a Thai woman scam and destroy a foreigners life, savings and dreams

He didn't scam her, he just didn't allow himself to eventually get scammed (not yet anyway)

Still, just getting by without financial rape out here is cause enough for celebration.

Now, just exactly what the PM could do to assist in all this would make a hell of a story.

Another nice reminder that Thailand is a place where you keep your pocket money only.

I'm glad I don't have any complications like that. For me, it's simple things for simple guys. Everything I have ever bought is in my wife's name. If ever she decides to boot me out, I'll pack my bags and head for my condo. The condo is in my name and was purchased before we married. If she were fair minded and offered me some sort of a split, what would I do with a house and farmland in the boonies? There will be no lawyers, fighting or bull crap in our settlement.

 

My rule has always been to never spend more than I can comfortably afford to walk away from. KISS.

She spent all her money on Cancer and now wants his. 

 

Let me guess he gave you the cancer.. 

I see, so the small details of the police representing the weak law enforcement and the courts representing the rest of the 'Justice system' absolutely have no place here

Have a look at the family and friends of the complaining wife and the posters they are holding up.
 
Do they look like investors with 100 million baht to chuck around to you?

You are capable of determining a person's financial status by their attire?


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This dude has been awarded to Farang Hero!

the shamlessness bar is raised yet again in amazing Thailand...

On 19/09/2016 at 11:11 AM, steelepulse said:

I wonder who put the money in to begin with?  If I was a betting man I'd say it wasn't her.

 

Why "Danish Farang" instead of Danish man?

 

 

I bet the Danish man used his Thai wife`s name as a front to set up the company in the first place as many of these Farlang men that set up illegal businesses do.

 

OK darling, thank you for fronting my business, you`re 53 now and have cancer, therefore you have fulfilled your purpose so goodbye sweetheart.

 

This is legally and morally wrong, no matter which ways you look at it. And for the losers who have been taken to the cleaners by Thai women, this does not make the OP justifiable.

 

 

You are capable of determining a person's financial status by their attire?


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He probably could 99% of the time, especially when you're looking at a group, who are protesting on behalf of a Thai woman who married a foreign man 10 years her senior.

2 hours ago, Gary A said:

I'm glad I don't have any complications like that. For me, it's simple things for simple guys. Everything I have ever bought is in my wife's name. If ever she decides to boot me out, I'll pack my bags and head for my condo. The condo is in my name and was purchased before we married. If she were fair minded and offered me some sort of a split, what would I do with a house and farmland in the boonies? There will be no lawyers, fighting or bull crap in our settlement.

 

My rule has always been to never spend more than I can comfortably afford to walk away from. KISS.

Exactly like myself. Love to be in the boonies but my condo in Bangkok is still in my name