If you’re ready and willing and able to lose the money, yes go ahead and make that “investment”… This CD has been on repeat for years and years now … don’t expect protection if / when you get ripped off… no one will help you when you’re a non-Thai… they still have racial profiling checkpoints on the roads that stop all whites that pass on motorcycles… Don’t expect modern respectful non-discriminatory treatment from the law… or protections… good luck if you choose to make that transfer… they will kindly take your $$ …
And the barber pays less than 100$/ month for his shop and put his daughter through university on those haircuts…. He is always full … That’s what tourists don’t know / understand….
People who are easy to rip off never get respected by those who rip them off. But they will tell their friends how well they ripped off a farang over beers at the end of the day.
I also sell things. I’ve got a lot of “good deals” when your ready. I’m looking for customers like you! Haha … But in all seriousness, can you imagine a Thai pulls up in a nice car and is told he’ll have to pay double since he can afford it. A Thai with money is too smart and prideful to be played like that! They will take your money if you allow a double price, but they won’t respect you!
you’re just the kind of person a racist business appreciates, someone who not only is willing to be double charged, but also enjoys it … haha … funny guy! The Thais with money would never go for double pricing; they are too smart for that!
Basing it on sales instead of profits shows a lack of insight and understanding. It’s not how much they sale, but how much they keep. So if a company sales only a million a year, but has a 30-40-50% profit margin / commission, it’s not enough? But if a company is huge but on the verge of bankruptcy, that’s stable enough for a visa?
