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eliteauto wrote:Hasn't that been said in this thread since 2015?shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Ben_spanna wrote:Wait for eeeet...... it’s coming>..... sooner that you think and like ahh tief in the night
after they win elections.....
pugboy wrote:what is street price 7.5+ ?
Defend dem, you go biaeliteauto wrote:Hasn't that been said in this thread since 2015?shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Ben_spanna wrote:Wait for eeeet...... it’s coming>..... sooner that you think and like ahh tief in the night
after they win elections.....
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:He won't do it in this election fever...plus he will wait for all his boys to gather as much forex as possible before he announces the devaluation...but 8:1 or 8.50:1 seems like the likely figure
ek4ever wrote:This is a big problem, government policy on forex should set a tiered system with govt, commercial and non-commercial classification prioritizing use of forex for health, national security, tourism, essential food imports and export manufacturers. Retailers should be on the bottom rung and pay a premium for forex as they only worsen the situation. Same for franchises that pay US franchise fees, premium on their forex purchases.Dizzy28 wrote:Zim wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Zim wrote:Anybody knows when the ban on forex will be lifted?
What ban?
the one tat goin on currently& super restricted & can't be purchased from 3rd parties
There is no ban. There is a shortage based on demand and supply further exacerbated by priority disbursement to select corporations an companies. Banks rate their customers based on profitability to the themselves (when I worked FCB they used A, B, C to denote rank level) so they seemingly give the customers most valuable to them the forex.
And wrt 3rd parties the law (Foreign Exchange Control Act) has always been that it is illegal to purchase, borrow or sell forex from non licensed dealers without the approval of the Central Bank.
All of my comments have always come to pass bro.eliteauto wrote:Normally I ignore your patently asinine comments ZR, however let's engage, what about my question defended anyone? Firstly persons have been crying devaluation since 2015 in this thread that's a fact, how many " next week/month/budget ' for sure have we seen without it coming to pass? Secondly what about devaluing the dollar is so inherently demonic that we need to add all these conspiracy theories? There are both arguments for and against devaluation but instead of discussing that tuners are more interested in political narratives designed to rile up the financially illiterate. But doh worry yuhself dem PNM hoarding de US$ so they could make TT$ profit on a devalued currency to buy imported goods makes perfect business sense ent?
Ben_spanna wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:He won't do it in this election fever...plus he will wait for all his boys to gather as much forex as possible before he announces the devaluation...but 8:1 or 8.50:1 seems like the likely figure
what the fvuk you mean wait for all his boys??? wth you think they been doing for the past 4 years! why you think manufacturers and legitimate businesses cant get forex even though they were promised?
Its already been put into action!
Dizzy28 wrote:WhatsApp Image 2019-07-15 at 9.27.03 AM.jpeg
Based on this the airport FCB reducing the amount of US$ you can get when you flying out.
pugboy wrote:It’s $500 per fcb customer and 2 or 3 per non fcb customer plus a fee
Works out to 7-1
Chinese charged for money laundering
Jensen La Vende
TWO Chinese nationals will appear in court on Friday charged with money laundering after they were held at their Marabella home with over 100,000.
According to police, the men, Xiao Xio Bo Zhang, 33 and Bo Zhang 34, were held at a house at Toruba Road, Marabella on July 18 with $173,932. The men were charged by Cpl Roger Boodhoo and will appear before a Port of Spain Magistrate to answer charges under the Proceeds of Crime Act and the Gambling and Betting Act.
The men were allegedly running illegal Play Whe bets and also had roulette and other gaming machines without a liquor or a club license. The duo were held one day after another Chinese national Xiao Fu Hu, who had the same address, was arrested attempting to leave the country with US $213,500. He was charged by Customs and Excise for attempting to export a prohibited substance. The money was allegedly found in the lining of his suitcase.
Small fry, 1% toting away a whole countryhydroep wrote:Chinese charged for money laundering
Jensen La Vende
TWO Chinese nationals will appear in court on Friday charged with money laundering after they were held at their Marabella home with over 100,000.
According to police, the men, Xiao Xio Bo Zhang, 33 and Bo Zhang 34, were held at a house at Toruba Road, Marabella on July 18 with $173,932. The men were charged by Cpl Roger Boodhoo and will appear before a Port of Spain Magistrate to answer charges under the Proceeds of Crime Act and the Gambling and Betting Act.
The men were allegedly running illegal Play Whe bets and also had roulette and other gaming machines without a liquor or a club license. The duo were held one day after another Chinese national Xiao Fu Hu, who had the same address, was arrested attempting to leave the country with US $213,500. He was charged by Customs and Excise for attempting to export a prohibited substance. The money was allegedly found in the lining of his suitcase.
https://newsday.co.tt/2019/08/01/chinese-charged-for-money-laundering/
I was having issues with one of the 'approved' banks in San Francisco, but then it worked in the hotel kiosk. Go figure. May have been a comms issue. Try a different partner bank?Dizzy28 wrote:Tried using my Scotia Card to get US$ in a Bank of America ATM last week and it didn't work. Even went as low as $20.
Last used I used this as an avenue to get money was last year in Nov where I got US$80 in one day.
Anyone knows if Scotia stopped this?
VexXx Dogg wrote:I was having issues with one of the 'approved' banks in San Francisco, but then it worked in the hotel kiosk. Go figure. May have been a comms issue. Try a different partner bank?Dizzy28 wrote:Tried using my Scotia Card to get US$ in a Bank of America ATM last week and it didn't work. Even went as low as $20.
Last used I used this as an avenue to get money was last year in Nov where I got US$80 in one day.
Anyone knows if Scotia stopped this?
Dizzy28 wrote:Tried using my Scotia Card to get US$ in a Bank of America ATM last week and it didn't work. Even went as low as $20.
Last used I used this as an avenue to get money was last year in Nov where I got US$80 in one day.
Anyone knows if Scotia stopped this?
VexXx Dogg wrote:I was having issues with one of the 'approved' banks in San Francisco, but then it worked in the hotel kiosk. Go figure. May have been a comms issue. Try a different partner bank?Dizzy28 wrote:Tried using my Scotia Card to get US$ in a Bank of America ATM last week and it didn't work. Even went as low as $20.
Last used I used this as an avenue to get money was last year in Nov where I got US$80 in one day.
Anyone knows if Scotia stopped this?
trinigamer wrote:I withdrew from a BoA ATM using a Scotia card up to last week. Didn't work first time tho, had to inform Scotia I was traveling. Only $80 at a time tho.
pj15 wrote:Quick question.....If I use my Credit Card to purchase foreign currency over the counter at a Forex Kiosk (like Travelex) (as opposed to using their ATMs) , will that be treated as a regular purchase?or will it be treated as a cash advance and charges will be applied accordingly?
pugboy wrote:Them 3rdparty kiosks does buss charges eh
Like $10-15usd and higher rates
Will work out around 8:1
That is how they make money
Scotia credit card works in boa and chase atms
With the charges it works out to about 7:1VexXx Dogg wrote:I was having issues with one of the 'approved' banks in San Francisco, but then it worked in the hotel kiosk. Go figure. May have been a comms issue. Try a different partner bank?Dizzy28 wrote:Tried using my Scotia Card to get US$ in a Bank of America ATM last week and it didn't work. Even went as low as $20.
Last used I used this as an avenue to get money was last year in Nov where I got US$80 in one day.
Anyone knows if Scotia stopped this?
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