UK, Ireland / Time for the Poles from the UK to go home [437]


Winston, you are a Prick, I am a UK National and if it were not for the Polish people coming here to do the jobs that the Lazy asses in this country would not take then there would have been hundreds of companies would have either closed their doors Or moved to Poland, what good would that have done for the UK economy. What you are saying Winston is thanks for helping us improve the economy in the UK, Now bugger off back to Poland. You have a very tiny mind and I am glad that the majority of people here do not see it your way. There is a problem and that problem is people like you and the companies who expect the Polish people to work for the minimum wage with no increase in rate for overtime and who treat these people like ****. Reminds me when I came from Ireland to work in London years ago, I was treated like I was a lepper, **** money too and was called an Irish B**tard and Paddy by people who were Real authentic English with such names of Hanzeros and Marangoudakis.

UK, Ireland / Time for the Poles from the UK to go home [437]


I Like it Kev....

UK, Ireland / Time for the Poles from the UK to go home [437]


Yes, I did..best move I ever did.. don;t be put off the forum because of the idiot, there are some great guys on here and can be quite interesting..

Cheers Buddy

UK, Ireland / Time for the Poles from the UK to go home [437]


Whinners? People from Northern Ireland? I think you may be mistaken. The people here have been through a lot, homes distroyed, places of work bombed and bullets flying on the streets. Didn't hear many people whinning when this was going on, they just tried to carry on their normal lives.

UK, Ireland / Time for the Poles from the UK to go home [437]


Are you on your monthly cycle again Shelly? you seem to enjoy trying to **** people off from time to time. Anyway if it makes you happy you can call me what you wish as it dosen't bother me in the slightest.

UK, Ireland / Time for the Poles from the UK to go home [437]

Ha ha,.. Shelley there is medication on sale now for that you know?

UK, Ireland / Time for the Poles from the UK to go home [437]


Here here....

UK, Ireland / Time for the Poles from the UK to go home [437]

Well in my opinion, I do not think she is worth pressing my keyboard for. As from today she does not exist, she has nothing to offer this forum only criticism and if you look through the history of her posts she is a Hate the World. I mean she isn't even fun. God knows what it must be like to live with her, probably needs a good kick up the ass or frontal lobotomy or maybe both.

Love / What do Polish guys think of Irish girls? [187]

Sokrates
Mate I haven't been on PF for a while and now I realise why.... people like you who have no clue.. where were you hanging out when you met all these tubs of Lard? Are there no Fat women in Poland? well I can tell you that there are plenty and a hell of a lot of ugly ones too. I will admit that there are a lot of slim and beautiful women in Poland however there are just as many in the UK and Ireland.

Love / What do Polish guys think of Irish girls? [187]

Sokrates
You are so full of it and full of yourself,.. your opinion is not even worth noting.. what happened to this forum?

Love / What do Polish guys think of Irish girls? [187]

This Irish guy is married to a Polish girl,.. but still don't agree with Sokrates opinion.

Life / Buying a laptop in Poland - where/whats a good deal? [32]


have you tried pixmania they have good deals for most electrical goods, they deliver too. I have bought quite a few items from there, cameras TV's etc.

Life / Buying a laptop in Poland - where/whats a good deal? [32]

That's very cheap, i'll take two of them at that price mate.

Life / Using heating oil in your car in Poland, what are the risks? [11]

Yes, I know that there may be a problem with the life of the engine.. not really worried about that, just want to know what the Polish Law says about using non-duty-paid-fuel in your car, but thanks for the tip.

Life / Using heating oil in your car in Poland, what are the risks? [11]

Thanks Guys, I suppose I should have highlighted that I wanted to know what the Law will do if I use heating oil in a Commercial vehicle, Lorry for example and I am caught? Is there a set fine? has anyone you know ever got caught using it. Can you go to jail? for using it commercially?

Thanks

Love / What do Polish guys think of Irish girls? [187]

This maybe? nigrapevine.co.uk

Law / Bring your business to Poland! [56]

dnz
I think that Czech Republic is a better place for business, they have a more Western train of thought, English is spoken by most university educated people and they have a better trained work force especially in the engineering and IT Sectors.

One of the biggest problems with doing business in Poland is, you can never get a straight answer, the answer always depends on how much they think you can afford. For example I was looking to buy machinery lately therefore I emailed various companies in a few different countries as they had similar machinery. All but the Polish companies sent me immediately the prices of the machinery. The Polish companies sent me back a list of questions which I might add were altogether nothing to do with them. As of today, 5 days later, I am still waiting on prices for the machinery and of course at this point I shall no longer be purchasing. All Cloak and Dagger doing business in Poland.

Life / Observation of Polish drivers, by and English anthropologist. [94]

Think we need to show some of our road safety advertisements in Poland.
youtube.com/watch?v=gYpuPZYrd2M

Law / Clocking cars and importation to Poland [47]

So that's definitely made my mind up then.. no buying cars in Poland.

Law / Clocking cars and importation to Poland [47]


I have been looking in Holland for cars as they do seem to be a lot cheaper than buying the same age and model of car in Poland or Germany. What are the costs of bringing a car into Poland, i mean registration costs and whatever other costs? Thanks

Law / Clocking cars and importation to Poland [47]

DOES ANYONE EVER JUST GET A STRAIGHT ANSWER ON THIS FORUM? DOES EVERYTHING HAVE TO BE ARGUED ABOUT? I STARTED A THREAD TO GET AN ANSWER TO A VERY SIMPLE QUESTION AND NOW WW3 HAS BROKEN OUT.

Will anyone answer the question?

Law / Clocking cars and importation to Poland [47]

grubas
Getting the deal is no problem, I have friends in Holland, I lived there for a long time. All I really want to know is...

1. What do the Polish government charge for registration.
2. Are there any other costs? ( A family member bought an old trailer in Poland and had to pay tax on the purchase, which is weird.)

Many Thanks

Law / Clocking cars and importation to Poland [47]

Thanks for the information. Seems the Government in Poland are intent on screwing the people there every which way. Isn't it strange that Poland as an EU state charges duty on something that is brought in from another EU state? Also the fact that they are charge for an inspection knowing that the cars from other states are built to the same specification. The other thing that seems ridiculous is the 500zl recycling fee, do the government actually recycle cars or do private scrap yards and recycling companies do this for profit.

I can understand your frustration and I suppose I am in for a lot of that when I move there in December.. to be honest just after reading your post I am pretty pissed off already.

Thanks for the heads up.

Law / Clocking cars and importation to Poland [47]


Just going by what pantsless quoted : Duty - akczya: 3.8% of the car's value if the engine is under 2.0l, 18.6% if over. So what is this charge if not some kind of import duty?

Law / Clocking cars and importation to Poland [47]

Thanks for the info Pantsless was surely an eye opener. I think i'll go through the pain of buying in Holland and go through the hassle to get the car registered. Rather that than spending £5,000 on a heap of junk.

Doesn't look good for the Polish second hand car industry, does it?

Law / Clocking cars and importation to Poland [47]


Hi there buddy, you still hanging around this forum? I think you secretly would like to be back in Poland, especially now that I have made the commitment to move there in December.

Thanks guys for the info, I know what I am doing, i'm going to buy a bicycle instead, less hassle, healthier and i'll live longer :-)

Law / Clocking cars and importation to Poland [47]

Is it really that bad there? seems a lot of people like living there.

Law / Clocking cars and importation to Poland [47]


Should've went to Holland instead mate, it's a Mecca for bicycles and most of the time you can get from A-B faster by bike than driving the car. A great country for bike lanes.

Don't think I would like to cycle in Poland, I have witnessed "how courteous" they are on the roads over there, think you would be playing Russian Roulette on a bike.


Sure if he did, he did and if he didn't he didn't. Besides he had silver birch burning on his fire :-)