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Posts by davidpeake  

Joined: 7 Nov 2006 / Male ♂
Last Post: 29 Mar 2010
Threads: Total: 14 / Live: 2 / Archived: 12
Posts: Total: 451 / Live: 85 / Archived: 366
From: Poland/Wroclaw via Australia
Speaks Polish?: trying my best to learn, anyone in Wroclaw that is willing to help email me please.
Interests: my family, motorbikes, fishing, polish beer,

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davidpeake   
7 Feb 2008
Travel / Motorcycle tour of Poland [137]

hey wild, i would be interested in a harley if you are inporting them, email me some more details
davidpeake   
12 Sep 2007
Real Estate / The current property boom in Poland is a bubble [342]

point out that Australians are decended from British cast-offs

Many, thats not a overly true statement, more are actually from families that decided to move of their own free will.

But yes i agree some of us Australians do probably act correctly while away from home, but having travelled the world, i can say that you should not judge others until you see what your own country folk do while in other countries also.

Its not just aussies.
davidpeake   
12 Sep 2007
Real Estate / The current property boom in Poland is a bubble [342]

To all you decent Australians out there I apologies for my rantings, but the majority of your country men are like chavvy Brits. Kunts

What a load of ******** Giles
davidpeake   
24 Aug 2007
Real Estate / The current property boom in Poland is a bubble [342]

I do believe there is some money still to be made, but long term property is not something i'm after in Poland, I have my piece of land, a flat and will probably build next year, i suppose i'm lucky as i will still be able to keep the flat. I think the big money making on quick turn overs may be not as good as 5 years ago. But thats my op. Im sure there is others here willing to give it a go.

I do think it is hard for the locals, some find good jobs, some dont, its like that all over the world, look at some of the areas around Melb, i would not live their, but its up to people and what they can afford, atleast in Poland uni is free. so you do have a good education system.

I think some of the big companies coming into Poland, should have stricter rules placed on them, its not a slave labour country, they need to treat people a bit better, i have heard some shocking stories.

I suppose the big difference i see is that some of us foregniers can afford to take a gamble with our money and it wont kill us if it doesnt work, but if it does, we have made a bit.

As for us investing in Poland, each to there own, i pay my tax here, zus, insurance, all the thing locals do, so i see no reason why i cant make some money here.
davidpeake   
23 Aug 2007
Real Estate / The current property boom in Poland is a bubble [342]

Sometimes i think back, and wonder what we have done, all my wife's friends or people we meet think we are made for leaving the so called promise land. But it's a different life style here, more relaxed, but as you say the red tape is annoying, but they are a bit quicker when they realize you are english speaking. Learning the lingo is hard. My wife is a fantastic help, wouldn't try it by myself. But there is great business ops here for people willing to work hard at it.
davidpeake   
22 Aug 2007
Real Estate / The current property boom in Poland is a bubble [342]

Sure I live in Oz, but have been to Poland more times than you have had hot dinners.

that maybe correct Lef, but you don't live the life of Polish people.
davidpeake   
22 Aug 2007
Real Estate / The current property boom in Poland is a bubble [342]

you didnt read all my quote lef, and you as a so called Australian or are you Polish or both, would know that they own quite a bit of queensland realestate, hotels etc..
davidpeake   
22 Aug 2007
Real Estate / The current property boom in Poland is a bubble [342]

i would like to know what is wrong with a non POL making money, people have been doing it in different countries all around the world for years. The Japanese own half of Australia. Ok maybe not that much. Anyone who can afford can purchase property in the UK.
davidpeake   
21 Aug 2007
Life / Winter in Poland? [161]

ok maybe 4-5 months would be better, depending on the year, and the mountains would be the coldest areas.
davidpeake   
21 Aug 2007
Life / Winter in Poland? [161]

hi, depends, which part of Poland, some places get -20 but thats not everyday, i would say around 0 to -10, and it last 3 months or more.
davidpeake   
15 Aug 2007
Law / Tax in Poland? [57]

my god thats alot of tax i might have to pay :(
davidpeake   
24 Jul 2007
UK, Ireland / Warning to British people visiting Poland!! Don't get drunk and smash the place up! [447]

we bought a plot of land about 20kms out of Wroclaw about 8 months ago, and are now looking to build on it, the other we looked at the land prices in the area and they have doubled. And yes, there is alot of Polish nationals buying up around us, i think i'm the token foreigner in our area.
davidpeake   
12 Jul 2007
Travel / Starbucks in Poland? [149]

the same company that has the contract for pizza hut, burger king also has the contract to open up starbucks in Poland, so we might see some soon i think.
davidpeake   
11 Jun 2007
Love / Why are Polish women so sexy ? [390]

i agree curlyspy, they do have great minds, but sometimes its hard to see into their minds when your eyes are fixed on their b00bies. :)