You would have to understand the location ( Bella Coola British Columbia) and the urgency to get it done so they could leave and not lose to much time from work. Plus eBay cant fix a thing.That could have been done cheaper. eBay...
I bought a Sante Fe in 2003 shortly after I came here full time. I donated it to a family member about 14 years later when I got a Kia Sorento...after many years in the auto business.. my advise is this island eats cars.. the drivers are the worst.. your car insurance is probably almost worthless.. a better option is uber is cheap.. taxi is cheap..buses are cheap.......I have cars but almost always use the above choices....
..after many years in the auto business.. my advise is this island eats cars.. the drivers are the worst.. your car insurance is probably almost worthless.. a better option is uber is cheap.. taxi is cheap..buses are cheap.......I have cars but almost always use the above choices....
Does this Mike person have a DGII registration number so I can check the legality of this business with the local authorities?for some people the money you save makes it better than free
You must be a lot of fun at partiesDoes this Mike person have a DGII registration number so I can check the legality of this business with the local authorities?Y
There's always one in the crowd that reminds me of my favorite adage, "Those that mind other people's business have no business to mind of their own."Does this Mike person have a DGII registration number so I can check the legality of this business with the local authorities?
If someone offers a service for a fee, it is a business. Whether that someone be one person or a company of 10,000 people.It's not a business......
he's a car concierge type.....
Walk any time you're unhappy....
Right - like the man selling coconuts or fruit at the roadside
They register with the Better Business Bureau in Sosua, I expect
Same thing
Flawed. That ASSumes all on your list and Windy's innuendo have not registered nor do they pay taxes. Your basis of information is? BTW "ah c'mon" will not support your opinion especially in regards to the"car man".Yessir......
Do we think there are more illegal than legal businesses ?
Start counting as you drive..... the roadside vendors......veg.fruit stands, tire shops, auto repair
All cash businesses
Feel free to add to the list-
painters, roof repair, plumbers, electricians............
so what, if the service offered is carried out well and the clients are satisfied. The real crooks are the ones rolling back the odometers, hiding damage information...etc.A valid point.
So both, if not registered, are operating illegally.
Respectfully,
Playacaribe2
Why would you want to do that. Sounds like a real Azzhole thing to do. Mind your own business. I have never got along with Mike, but I wouldn't think about doing such an underhanded thing.Does this Mike person have a DGII registration number so I can check the legality of this business with the local authorities?
C'mon you guys.. Seriously?
Dominican Republic: informal employment share 2022 | Statista
In 2022, the percentage of informal employment in the Dominican Republic stood at 56.5 percent of the total employed population.www.statista.com
In 2019, the percentage of informal employment in the Dominican Republic stood at 54.28 percent of the total employed population. The share of employment informality has decreased by two and a half percentage points in comparison to the previous year, when 56.79 percent of workers were considered informally employed.
And somebody wants to bust Mike's chops because he helps inexperienced folks not getting taken to the cleaners?
There's always one in the crowd that reminds me of my favorite adage, "Those that mind other people's business have no business to mind of their own."