I used to think that corruption means that authorities "look the other way" for a fee.
But in Cambodia it seems to rather mean kidnap and ransom - by the government.
This guy's case just blows my mind.
The company enters a contract to buy the land. "after the money is paid, the owner signs over the papers." pays the money. They don't transfer the land - and puts the CEO in prison, personally held responsible - for faking his buying contract?!
Then for moneylaundering Pensions(!)
Then proves with contracts black on white he's done nothing wrong. - proves a conspiracy chain from the companies hired local lawyers, the forestry department, the former president of the Municipal Court Ang Meltey , the ACU prosecutor, the head of ACU, the judges appointed by Ang Meltey, and the wife of a deputy prime minister.
And they still sentence the guy.
Where did his 11 million $ investment go?
Everyone agrees he paid for the land...... Where is it?
Amazing Ang Mealtey can be removed as president of the court for real graft, blantantly driving around in a stolen vehicle, jailed, given a partial amnesty and almost released in the time it too his old court to deliver an unbelievable verdict. .......This is guaranteed to make investors baulk at investment into Cambodia.
Is this court really able to operate with no oversight or accountability?
Anyone got experience with anything similar?
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Yes, the past few times I invested $11 million on shady land deals in Cambodia I lost it all and was chucked in prison. I swear, if it happens ONE MORE TIME.......Anyone got experience with anything similar?
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This guy's case just blows my mind.
When you say 'this guy', do you mean your father?
Frankly, I have more sympathy for the 2000 people who lost their savings investing in his dodgy schemes. Given the SFO investigations into him, he would likely be in a UK jail if he wasn't already banged up in Cambodia.
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What goes around comes around.eProf wrote:This guy's case just blows my mind.
Fryett is also wanted in the UK for allegedly defrauding senior citizens by selling them stakes in a spurious Cambodian biofuel company. He and his co-defendants allegedly set up shell companies and NGOs to launder money through an array of fake land deals in Cambodia.
My posts are just jokes, maybe they're rude, offensive, and politically incorrect. They're not my opinion, viewpoint, idea, or judgement, but they're just fucking jokes so lighten up.
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A few years ago I did over 40 pages of translation back and forth between English and Khmer regarding a legal dispute regarding an Oz exploration company and the Khmer Ministries. The OZ did everything by the book and spent no less than 10 mil USD during the less than 2 years duration before things even went into action. Somehow one of the Ministries of Dickhead people had my email, threatened and intimidated me, I told the OZ whats up. They wanted me to be a representative and will pay me well whether they will win the legal battle or not. I had a long thought about it, and knew if I take up the offer I will have to meet face to face with these powerful scammers, knowing as a lone wolf walking into the lions' den I will be pounded. so I declined. They stopped giving me further translation project so dont know how it went from there.
You want high return, then invest big so they say. But in Cambodia, do it at your own peril.
You want high return, then invest big so they say. But in Cambodia, do it at your own peril.
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A scammer got scammed and is now crying about it.
I don’t doubt that part of what he says is true, but at the end of the day he tried to make a killing with a quick dodgy deal, it backfired, he's paying the price.
Welcome to the jungle.
I don’t doubt that part of what he says is true, but at the end of the day he tried to make a killing with a quick dodgy deal, it backfired, he's paying the price.
Welcome to the jungle.
My posts are just jokes, maybe they're rude, offensive, and politically incorrect. They're not my opinion, viewpoint, idea, or judgement, but they're just fucking jokes so lighten up.
These responses make me laugh
The one person with real experience of this essentially validated what has been said on on the Facebook page.
Every other comment is made flippantly with with it appears little or no thought.
Has it occurred to you that his $11 million is confirmed? What scammer invests this much? Would he come to Cambodia after the fact knowing the risks? Would Would he openly challenge the corruption? Surely he would just pay and go?
And the SFO confirm the land investment, apparently. .... All is not what it seems.
He's either incredibly stupid or very confident I would suggest. If he can help expose and break the corruption which ultimately helps everyone here and future investment then that's that's a good thing. If this is just atonement then so so be it. If it's more than that then perhaps this board should pay more attention.
And let's be real for a moment, this would not be the first Foriegn investment to go sour in Cambodia. Is this the basis for problems in the UK also?
Should be interesting to follow
The one person with real experience of this essentially validated what has been said on on the Facebook page.
Every other comment is made flippantly with with it appears little or no thought.
Has it occurred to you that his $11 million is confirmed? What scammer invests this much? Would he come to Cambodia after the fact knowing the risks? Would Would he openly challenge the corruption? Surely he would just pay and go?
And the SFO confirm the land investment, apparently. .... All is not what it seems.
He's either incredibly stupid or very confident I would suggest. If he can help expose and break the corruption which ultimately helps everyone here and future investment then that's that's a good thing. If this is just atonement then so so be it. If it's more than that then perhaps this board should pay more attention.
And let's be real for a moment, this would not be the first Foriegn investment to go sour in Cambodia. Is this the basis for problems in the UK also?
Should be interesting to follow
Ahhhhh yes....The money laundering. Where is that in his conviction? This was on TV and a press conference. .......funny but Global Fund asked where his investment went then also. .....Garry Crabtree wrote:What goes around comes around.eProf wrote:This guy's case just blows my mind.
Fryett is also wanted in the UK for allegedly defrauding senior citizens by selling them stakes in a spurious Cambodian biofuel company. He and his co-defendants allegedly set up shell companies and NGOs to launder money through an array of fake land deals in Cambodia.
Just a smoke screen by the ACU I think. The NGOs were the farming coops - all charges dismissed.........so what happened here then?
And......how much did the Acu ask for in cash? I guess to avoid money laundering charges themselves. No fools the ACU. No records. ....
There is a lot more here than appears
eProf wrote:Ahhhhh yes....The money laundering. Where is that in his conviction? This was on TV and a press conference. .......funny but Global Fund asked where his investment went then also. .....Garry Crabtree wrote:What goes around comes around.eProf wrote:This guy's case just blows my mind.
Fryett is also wanted in the UK for allegedly defrauding senior citizens by selling them stakes in a spurious Cambodian biofuel company. He and his co-defendants allegedly set up shell companies and NGOs to launder money through an array of fake land deals in Cambodia.
Just a smoke screen by the ACU I think. The NGOs were the farming coops - all charges dismissed.........so what happened here then?
And......how much did the Acu ask for in cash? I guess to avoid money laundering charges themselves. No fools the ACU. No records. ....
There is a lot more here than appears
FFS,
How much time did you waste typing and retyping this dribble before posting it ?
Please go back and read what you typed.
There is nothing of substance in your post.
Please present a valid opinion with evidence supporting your point of view and I'll happily reassess my opinion.
I refuse to go out with nothing more than a whimper followed by a small farting sound and a shit stain on my bed sheets..
Just thought I'd share that with you.
Just thought I'd share that with you.
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At the end of the day I think the OP has to accept that nobody gives a toss about Greg Fryett.
He broke at least two of the cardinal expat rules developed to ensure you don't end up dead or in Prey Sat:
1) Don't be a Billy Big Bollocks flash bastard throwing your cash around.
2) Keep a low profile and stay under the radar.
He broke at least two of the cardinal expat rules developed to ensure you don't end up dead or in Prey Sat:
1) Don't be a Billy Big Bollocks flash bastard throwing your cash around.
2) Keep a low profile and stay under the radar.
I know I'm unloveable. You don't have to tell me. I don't have much in my life, but take it - it's yours.
3) Don't be a person of interest in your home countryThis Charming Man wrote:At the end of the day I think the OP has to accept that nobody gives a toss about Greg Fryett.
He broke at least two of the cardinal expat rules developed to ensure you don't end up dead or in Prey Sat:
1) Don't be a Billy Big Bollocks flash bastard throwing your cash around.
2) Keep a low profile and stay under the radar.
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