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Slovakia Marriage Offer!

[Hat tip: Syed]

[13:20:49] anonym says: hi
[13:20:54] anonym says: no microphone
[13:20:56] Responder says: hello
[13:21:02] anonym says: are you interesting in my offer?
[13:21:07] anonym says: are you interesting in my offer?
[13:21:14] Responder says: what is the offer
[13:21:17] anonym says: I offer the paper marriage for the price 200 000 euro I am from slovakia we are in EU.If you dont want say your friends.
[13:21:33] Responder says: ok
[13:21:39] Responder says: paper marriage means
[13:21:55] anonym says: come to slovakia and married me for 200 000 euro and you can stay in slovakia and make own business here and live here, slovakia is in european union so you can get here a green card in wedding day you give me money and after wedding you go own way if you have a girlfriend and you wants take her with you to slovakia my friend can married with her. You can live with her in my country.
[13:24:41] Responder says: ok
[13:25:18] anonym says: are you interesting if yes welcome
[13:25:36] anonym says: ajureckova@marticonet.sk
[13:25:46] anonym says: give me your email please
[13:26:30] Responder says: i dont know u
[13:26:35] anonym says: ok see you tomorrow, I am on skype every day
[13:26:40] anonym says: ok bye bye

Interested? There you go, you have the contact and it will cost you only Euro 200k :-D

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{ 7 } Comments

  1. wedad | May 7, 2006 at 5:12 pm | Permalink

    do you know that i this person on my block list at skype!!!!!!!!
    people are crazy!!

  2. Lina | May 7, 2006 at 6:32 pm | Permalink

    Goodness! People are really mad, though I am sure many might consider the offer in order to have the nationality. Bass, what they wouldn't know is that Governments are very strict in evaluating the authenticity and nature of such marriages.. Its more like investigations. I have a Swedish friend whom is married to a guy from Romania, and today (2 years after marriage) they finally got the permit from Swedish authorities..

  3. Devil's Mind | May 7, 2006 at 11:12 pm | Permalink

    Great offer! only if i had a 200K Euros!!
    God-damn it, why ami i not a europian making easy money for marrying someone from a third world country!! Life isnt fair! :(

  4. kimmy | May 8, 2006 at 5:51 am | Permalink

    I met my wife-to-be in October. I was a devout bachelor. We were engaged in November. She got her ring in December. She turned 18 in January. We were married in May.
    What is the difference? If it is love and money is involved, who cares!
    Love is that personal feelings actually tell you that your woman is different than other women. (Not possesive meaning.)
    I didn't believe. On May 11th it will be 33 years. I still love her. I still want to be with her.
    Love is more important than any religion, than any belief.
    Love is everything to me. I don't want to lose it!
    She is my life. She is the only reason I am still alive. She is the only reason that I continue to be alive.
    Don't condemn other approaches because they might work.
    Personal view.

  5. Thomas, a Dane | May 8, 2006 at 1:18 pm | Permalink

    Guys,

    Europe is not just Europe. There are major differences between different regions.

    In Western Europe the immigration laws have been tightened up in the past 5-10 years due to the 'anticipated threat' of Central Europeans hording over ther borders with their accession to the EU (a fear that was unfounded). In Central Europe the immigration laws are more lax (the bureaucracy is still a bitch though) as Western Europeans were not expected to (nor did they) horde over into Central Europe (and immigrants often mean foreign direct investment or inflow of well-educated contributors to society).

    The economies are also greatly different. I know of several 'humanitarian marriages' (e.g. one of my friends married an Iranian guy who was refused refugee status in Denmark in order for him to stay), but this kind of humanitarian activism is a luxury that only very few Central Europeans could afford even if they really wanted to.

    In e.g. Denmark, EUR 200K can buy you a nice family house or amount to about 10 years of net income for an unemployed person while in Hungary, EUR 200K is the price of a big luxury family house, about 150 years of net income for an unemployed person, or about 60 years of net income for a minimum salary taker. Unless both a husband and a wife earn way above an average salary, the dream of one's own house will remain nothing but a dream.

    Hungary is one of the 'richest' EU accession countries while Slovakia is one of the 'poorer' ones, with higher unemployment and less favorable economic outlook.

    My wife and I are living a life with relatively good economic freedom in Hungary, but if I placed EUR 200K in 5% government saving bonds, then it would completely replace my wife's net income and we would be able to have the child we are still saving up for. No, not to buy, but in order to support it!

    Though I don't consider the offer from 'anonym' as good moral, I won't pass judgement or blame the guy for aspiring for a better life.

  6. atl | May 25, 2006 at 8:41 am | Permalink

    200K for immigrating to where? give me a break! I can offer someone marriage to obtain American green card for half of that. Or even less.

  7. Mary | January 31, 2008 at 8:24 pm | Permalink

    Hi,
    I u to understand that sometimes paper marriage isn't inmoral.
    My friend, we are from Moscow, Russia, needs to be operated on. She has a poor heart. There are the best doctors in the UK.
    But she needs the UK sitizenship.
    I can hardly say that it is inmoral.
    Hope u forgive me for giving e-mail for possible candidates mashylk@….
    Sorry for mistakes.

    Best regards ;)

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