Originally posted by Pondlife
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Originally posted by Pondlife View PostDon't you have US citizenship?
Burma is on the GEC list, which IIRC applies to all US citizens & companies. i.e. you cannot supply goods or services without a license.
Or has it all changed. Can't be @rsed to google.
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You are on here constantly moaning about having to commute huge distances. Why would anyone do this?
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Don't you have US citizenship?
Burma is on the GEC list, which IIRC applies to all US citizens & companies. i.e. you cannot supply goods or services without a license.
Or has it all changed. Can't be @rsed to google.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostWell you're right about the half-wits, but the more successful contractors don't need to travel to the arse-end of nowhere to earn a pittance.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostSo nobody has any experience to offer. Once upon a time this site was full of experienced contractors with worldly advice, now it's full of dull repressed half wits who cannot see outside their limited view of a monthly invoice and an £8k a year salary.
CUK is dead. Long live CUK.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostSo nobody has any experience to offer. Once upon a time this site was full of experienced contractors with worldly advice, now it's full of dull repressed half wits who cannot see outside their limited view of a monthly invoice and an £8k a year salary.
CUK is dead. Long live CUK.
Hence no one has a clue what its like there as you couldn't blooming well get there let alone work there... And on the obscure holiday front North Korea is still easier to get to...
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostSo nobody has any experience to offer. Once upon a time this site was full of experienced contractors with worldly advice, now it's full of dull repressed half wits who cannot see outside their limited view of a monthly invoice and an £8k a year salary.
CUK is dead. Long live CUK.
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So nobody has any experience to offer. Once upon a time this site was full of experienced contractors with worldly advice, now it's full of dull repressed half wits who cannot see outside their limited view of a monthly invoice and an £8k a year salary.
CUK is dead. Long live CUK.
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