I've got my boat in Aigina (Jordans boat yard) for the winter. The bill has been agreed in euros. Should I be worried about the Greeks voting 'no' and leaving the euro?
Should I pay up whilst they're still in or leave it and cough up in neo-drakmas?
Are there any rumblings about changing the rules on the yacht tax?
Cheers,
C.
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Thread: Greek Referendum
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03-11-11, 10:47 #1
Greek Referendum
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03-11-11, 11:40 #2
I would leave well alone.
It's unlikely Papandreou will retain his majority and get as far as a referendum, BUT if they do go out of the € and have a 1:1 for drachmi AND the yard doesn't insist on you paying in €, you could be better off.
A long chance, but little probability of you losing out.
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03-11-11, 11:56 #3
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03-11-11, 12:44 #4
+1
he's such a f***ing idiot, should definitely go for the Darwin awards cannot imagine loosing that prize (although as I said, he's just so dumb he may fail even there...).
regarding the OP, no matter what, you wait, if we switch to neo-whatever-drachma it wont be on the original 375 drx to euro rate, so you'll be definitely better off
Doubt it will happen though.
Vassilis
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03-11-11, 12:53 #5
Thanks......
C.
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03-11-11, 13:52 #6
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03-11-11, 14:16 #7
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IMHO, he been very clever, Greece would be better going bankrupte, Italy, and others would follow.
There is a rumor in the financial circles, that Germany has infact, just been printing more money. If true, we have alot more **** to follow.
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03-11-11, 14:48 #8
The Greek referendum on the the eurozone bailout plan has been scrapped.
We have the Hamiltons on our side.
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03-11-11, 17:29 #9
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03-11-11, 17:36 #10
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So do you think its worth buying drachma franks and leira yet. I do not understand , if countries have vast debts surely the euro can not work under one roof.


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