This Thread reminds me of the Muppets, where the two ol[video=youtube;LmE0oAtY5L4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmE0oAtY5L4[/video]d men just complain
I met her twice in the DR. I went to her home and met her family. She really is a nice person.
if shes good at reail and presenable and nice she should train up wih one of he time-share companys in bavaro or cofrasi.Ok, I know this is a long shot, but I'm trying to help a friend. My friend is a Dominican born and raised in Santiago where she currently lives. She speaks only spanish. She currently has a job in retail but the pay is very low and she is struggling to survive. She is hard working and an honest person. I am trying to help her find a better job and am asking the members of the forum for any help, leads or advice. Maybe someone knows a business in Santiago looking for a reliable employee. Any help or advice is appreciated. Thank you
tell that to the hundreds that dont,and make their money from sales. Bavaro especially, there are dominicans making thousands of pasos a week every week or second week at least. Bavaro is a gold mine for selling t.s.and all the other perks.its a chance to be ones own boss and a lot of dominicans never get that chance.Selling timeshare is desperate, they make their money from selling the drugs and lining them up with bogus tour guides during the pitch.
L.I.S ask any t.s gringos at any gringo hang out how much money is being made by dominicans.its a real eye opener."WTF"????
If it such a great job, why are there any vacancies?
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porto ricans, sth americans.very rich frivolous people.even with limited spanish i closed many of hese.To whom are they selling these timeshares of they don't have a second language? Are there that many Domionicanos buying them?
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you dont meet these poor people in AI hotels.what makes you think all latinos live on skid row???You do know we all know you are talking bollox. Time share might as well be a hobby and the only people making money from it are at the top. Closers look after themselves, the PR's are at a turn over rate equal to that of the bunny ranch at xmas. You know just because you are saying this is a good income does not mean it is, it is very easy to spot BS, even on the internet, because we don't actually live on the internet, we live areal life also,and see things with our own eyes.
The majority of Dominican PR's have holes in their shoes and a desperate look in their eye while offering you thier sister in exchange for you accepting to go to a meeting to meet the closers. It's desperate.
you dont meet these poor people in AI hotels.what makes you think all latinos live on skid row???
do you know any of the few people i mentioned who are millionares from this industry???