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I am considering relocating but I just don’t think half of the affiliates will be able to survive on only 25-35% of the current market share.
Always been a fan of Vancover… here I consider!
Seriously though, if you are making good coin from affiliate earnings, why not avoid the whole situation if it makes you sick in the stomach. Consider moving to a country which will give you what you want!
*For the feds who are reading this, I am no way endorsing any illegal activity.
Some casinos have been miscoding credit card transactions for years now. Golden Palace immediately comes to mind. If anything this new law will force all of the publically traded companies to stop accepting US players, but it will allow the smaller lesser known outfits to accept us players by doing something similar as what Golden Palace and Cash Wave have done.
The states just pushed online gambling underground. There’s going to be a lot of gambling outfits left and they will want to advertise to Americans. International affiliates will be able to take advantage of this. I am not saying I will take advantage of this, because I would never intentionally break a law…
But you catch my drift. My only personal loss with not being able to set foot on US soil is that I will regret not having visited Hawaii. It will also make flying internationally a little bit more difficult.
I was /am considering this
If I was American I would probably consider Goonerland or Australia and Canada if you don´t mind the weather. The UK will give you a culture shock when you realise that the purchasing power is an absolute outrage and the cost of living as such is rediculously high.
Another destination would be Ireland. You would be a resident of Euroland which facilitates doing business and travel with other European countries – if you don´t mind grey skies and rain that is.I know that escapeartist.com site, buddy moved from the US to this little island paradise i have been considering moving to.
If things fall apart here in Toronto, i will be joining buddy on the beach quicker than you can say pina colada
You can live without America, f#%k Hawaii, i wanted to go there too, but have been barred from entering the US for about 10 years now, i could hardly care about getting that ruling overturned, which i could if i gave them some coin, but the idea of me paying these dickheads to let me in to their craphole is outrageous, and not something i’m gonna do, no offence guys, i know Florida is nice, and some other places too, but man, until that place gets overruled miltarily, and it will soon enough, i won’t be going there
An unavoidable Civil War is brewing, get on the winning team
My wife and I were checking out New Zealand, but real estate is very expensive it seems, in fact we see nothing anywhere thats affordable.
It’s really funny that the other countries always ask us to bail them out. Canada has a very high cost of living inaddition to their taxes (they tax everything from a stamp to going to the bathroom). Many food stores even charge you .05 to .10 for a bag so that you can carry your purchases home – NO THANKS!
bleuze wrote:It’s really funny that the other countries always ask us to bail them out. Canada has a very high cost of living inaddition to their taxes (they tax everything from a stamp to going to the bathroom). Many food stores even charge you .05 to .10 for a bag so that you can carry your purchases home – NO THANKS!Its funny how you guys perceive your big neighbour here who can kick your ass pretty quick
Talk about dellusional
I think many are completely unaware of The Iceman
Lying deep beneath the frozen tundra of the Yukon and Northwest Territories in the biggest country in the world is an arsenal that can bring the world to its knees
Nobody in their right mind would dare challenge The Iceman, but if you guys wanna be the first, please step right up and bust a move
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bleuze wrote:It’s really funny that the other countries always ask us to bail them out. Canada has a very high cost of living inaddition to their taxes (they tax everything from a stamp to going to the bathroom). Many food stores even charge you .05 to .10 for a bag so that you can carry your purchases home – NO THANKS!Now, that’s just right-winged propaganda being regurgitated – you know, the insurance companies and politicians who don’t want Americans to demand universal health care.
I’ve lived in both countries, and I can tell you that the taxes here in Canada are not much higher than in the U.S. On top of that, self employed people (and everyone else) have full medical coverage. According to an in-depth study at Harvard, Canadians are healthier because of that fact.
Don’t believe the myths you hear down there, is what I’m saying. Y’all have been spoon fed a bill of goods for years from the likes of Frisk.
i moved to canada almost 3 years ago and find the things that some americans say pretty funny. I had a business associate in michigan tell me he heard Canadians are healthier than americans and that it couldn’t be true……because: “they have socialized medicine so they have to be less healthy”.
I guess because canada has fewer handguns, there must be more murders here too! LOL
We pay $860 a month for US health insurance (We are just about to become covered in canada). that’s over $10,000 a year for an employer to cover. My taxes maybe be higher here, but the cost of employing people with health care is a lot less in Ontario than Michigan.
I will Dis the “Canadian Bureaucrat” who’s first goal is to make things more difficult, no matter what the situation is.
Plus Canada has more oil than Saudi Arabia, can’t be bad to move into an oil boom.
there are thriving American communities wherever one chooses to move, from Caribbean islands to South America, to Europe to even Asia.
I’ve been toying with the idea of moving to the UK. Mostly a pipe dream at this point but the grass is always greener. I would need some advice from Simmo first! This would be a huge leap of faith and it is something that I could probably not pull off, especially alone. I’m 27 so my 401(k) is rather small, which I would have to cash in and pay uncle Frist the early withdrawal penalty, essentially leaving me with half of it or less when all is said and done. Canada is of course a much closer and more viable option, and I’m only several hours away in driving distance – but the cold, my God, the cold.
I don’t know, I’m just really sick of my day job, and my country is pissing me off more and more every day. The US is a sinking ship, and I’m not to blame. I just have to put up with the consequences of the dumbass choices that the dumbass politicians make/made.
