Beldo
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Still i dont think turkey is so bad. I know guy from argentina that do CPA, because locally he cant have job even if he wanted.
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ugurbyr
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what is the definition of ''bad'' to you? I'm saying Turks earning less than 200 dollars a month by working in Turkey and you're saying it's not that bad.. Americans , Canadians, Europeans earn 2000-2500 Dollars in 30 days and Turks earn that money after 12 months and you're saying Turkey is not that bad, what are you talking about??
Watsoneology
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PayPal is also now allowed in my country, but will find a perfect way to it and is working fine
tipsavvy
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you’re confusing how the economy works.
Turks make $200/month but their rent is $150/month.
Canadians make $2000/month but their rent is $1500/month.
Westerners are not rolling in money.
ugurbyr
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but if i wanna get out of turkey by earning Turkish Lira how am i gonna do it? i can't. that's the problem
Also if the Westerners come to my country they will live like a king or something. but if i go to their country then i will end up homeless. as simple as that.
tipsavvy
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its not easy for sure.
There are some Turks making more money than most westerners but they have to somehow deal with western countries, either by exporting products or providing services.
if you want to leave then it’s a different story from wanting to stay and live comfortably. Regardless, keep working hard and keep learning. Don’t give up hope.
Beldo
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In from EU in my country its 600 not 2000. That wont help you anyways just forget about external stuff you cant change. There will be always someone doing better or worse than you and me
I bet the most trivial 'smart camera' traffic violations don't set you back like $140 at a time, coming straight to your door either. Nor do you have to pay $5+ for a mediocre cup of coffee or nearly $10 for a bag of apples. Even Instanbul didn't have those kind of rates from what I remember
And what kind of tax / utility bills are you guys paying there?