Fraud by Indian Buyers - 22 garment exporters not getting payment
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Haha sure! All good here, summer coming up...means 52-54 degrees on the way.
Anyone needs a sunbath in Alberta, send 'em here!
Cheers!!!
Ya it become really hot out here during summer and goes up to 37 degree. One of my ex room mate a german girl used to go to Calgary to meet her boy friend and both used to have sun bath out there.
N if I get a job by then, for sure I will send that. Here salaries particularly in the oil and gas companies is so big... 100k or 100k+ at the beginning. After all Alberta is the richest of all province in North america also including USA...
Just pray for me. But you can come here for masters.
114000 labor shortage is expected by 2021 and 60% of the new job of Canada is added by Alberta this year.
http://www.calgaryherald.com/busine...ing+costs+worker+shortages/6264173/story.html
But I need one soon :S.
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Ya it become really hot out here during summer and goes up to 37 degree. One of my ex room mate a german girl used to go to Calgary to meet her boy friend and have sun bath out there.
N if I get a job by then, for sure I will send that. Here salaries particularly in the oil and gas companies is so big... 100k or 100k+ at the beginning. After all Alberta is the richest of all province in North america also including USA...
Just pray for me. But you can come here for masters.
114000 labor shortage is expected by 2021 and 60% of the new job of Canada is added in Alberta.
As oilsands activity heats up, Alberta employers brace for soaring costs, worker shortages
But I need one soon :S.
Yah i have researched about Edmonton is particular. They are actually rich in oil and gas and offers big $$$! One of a guy i know of, graduated from NSU in Dhaka and just did a 2 years masters in U of A. He now works in Suncore and earn in 6 digits Masha ALLAH.
Hope you get a job soon and get me points for a PR!
Cheers!!!
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Yah i have researched about Edmonton is particular. They are actually rich in oil and gas and offers big $$$! One of a guy i know of, graduated from NSU in Dhaka and just did a 2 years masters in U of A. He now works in Suncore and earn in 6 digits Masha ALLAH.
Hope you get a job soon and get me points for a PR!
Cheers!!!
Marry a while blonde girl and here you will find plenty though in montral its just too much and you will get direct passport and no need to worry about points.
N Canada has withdrawn point system for the engineers.
2 Indian traders' ordeal in China rattles New Delhi-Beijing ties
January 06, 2012|By David Pierson, Los Angeles Times
The Indians were allegedly beaten and detained for two weeks by Chinese businessmen demanding to be paid back. They are set to stand trial, accused of owing $1.58 million in debts.
Reporting from Beijing In a case that highlights the perils that await foreigners doing business in China, two Indian traders who were allegedly beaten and detained for two weeks by Chinese businessmen are set to stand trial, accused of owing $1.58 million in debts, according to news reports.
Deepak Raheja and Shyamsunder Agarwal were reportedly seized Dec. 14 in the eastern Chinese city of Yiwu, a massive trading center, and held captive in a hotel by local businessmen demanding to be paid back.
It wasn't until Indian diplomats arrived that the two businessmen were released. They were taken to a Shanghai hospital, where they were reportedly found to have internal injuries.
In a peculiar twist before Raheja and Agarwal's arrival in Shanghai, an Indian diplomat was caught trying to sneak them out of a Yiwu court hearing under the pretense of going to the bathroom, the Chinese state-owned Global Times reported Thursday.
The diplomat, identified as S. Balachandran, reportedly fainted and alleged that he was harassed and denied food and water.
Hong Lei, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman, disputed the allegations in a news conference Wednesday, saying, "The reports did not tally with the facts."
He added: "China protects the rights and interests of foreigners doing legitimate business."
2 Indian traders' ordeal in China rattles New Delhi-Beijing ties - Los Angeles Times
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Indian business fraud is so wide spread it runs upto indian govt as Indian govt acatively protect these frauds. Last year indian businessman were detained for cheating Chinese and indian diplomat were caught red handed trying to sneak these indians out of Chinese courtroom.
January 06, 2012|By David Pierson, Los Angeles Times
The Indians were allegedly beaten and detained for two weeks by Chinese businessmen demanding to be paid back. They are set to stand trial, accused of owing $1.58 million in debts.
Reporting from Beijing In a case that highlights the perils that await foreigners doing business in China, two Indian traders who were allegedly beaten and detained for two weeks by Chinese businessmen are set to stand trial, accused of owing $1.58 million in debts, according to news reports.
Deepak Raheja and Shyamsunder Agarwal were reportedly seized Dec. 14 in the eastern Chinese city of Yiwu, a massive trading center, and held captive in a hotel by local businessmen demanding to be paid back.
It wasn't until Indian diplomats arrived that the two businessmen were released. They were taken to a Shanghai hospital, where they were reportedly found to have internal injuries.
In a peculiar twist before Raheja and Agarwal's arrival in Shanghai, an Indian diplomat was caught trying to sneak them out of a Yiwu court hearing under the pretense of going to the bathroom, the Chinese state-owned Global Times reported Thursday.
The diplomat, identified as S. Balachandran, reportedly fainted and alleged that he was harassed and denied food and water.
Hong Lei, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman, disputed the allegations in a news conference Wednesday, saying, "The reports did not tally with the facts."
He added: "China protects the rights and interests of foreigners doing legitimate business."
2 Indian traders' ordeal in China rattles New Delhi-Beijing ties - Los Angeles Times
---------- Post added at 08:37 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:34 AM ----------
Indian business fraud is so wide spread it runs upto indian govt as Indian govt acatively protect these frauds. Last year indian businessman were detained for cheating Chinese and indian diplomat were caught red handed trying to sneak these indians out of Chinese courtroom.
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By this news you show your level 
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It could just be a delay in payment. Unless the Indian buyer has denied to pay, or suddenly disappeared I don't see how this becomes a fraud.
Welcome back
The garments industry isn't know to be exactly a...'clean' business if you know what I mean
This is not about only garments industry, indian fraud in Bangladesh is widespread, finance, education, textile, food.....
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