
*First off, judging by some of the emails I receive, I think we may have a little misunderstanding. Let me explain. When I talk to an expat living in Costa Rica, we are merely discussing their experiences. That's it. This isn't hard hitting '60 Minutes' type reporting with facts and figures (which can often be misleading), these are real-life people like you and me who have decided to make Costa Rica their home. Their perspective, their opinion based on THEIR experience and observation. If you don't agree with what's being said, fine, just comment, give some feedback or better yet, ask me to interview YOU. Don't email me what's being said is 'wrong'. Unless of course the person talking has their 'facts' wrong. But don't YELL at me, I'm sensitive....hehe.
In the below video we're discussing a few of the concerns one should consider when dating or having a relationship with a local Tico. This is Williams perspective.
*Although this discussion has nothing to do with 'prostitution', I have a feeling some will find this page in hopes that is exactly what we're discussing. So, for shits and giggles, I decided to also embed that video as well.
And the Prostitution video:
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thomasobrien 50p · 723 weeks ago
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expatcostarica 44p · 723 weeks ago
The best way to protect your assets in Costa Rica is to keep it in the United States beyond the reach of the local judicial system. The multiple corporation thing does not work anymore when dealing with a divorce. Anyone can go to the Registro Comerical in Plaza Mayor and do a complete search on your name and find all your shell corporations, which had previously been anonymous.
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