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I hope you would lose your lawsuit on the basis of stupidity for paying to fly, let alone work.
I am desperate to find a job flying but I am not going to join club "dumb dumb" and pay to fly when enough has been spent getting the qualification to even fly a paying customer!
Please feel free to keep us posted with your misery, it helps me remember that some are in worst positions then I am.
Sorry for being rude, you deserve what you paid for.
PS: Perhaps you can find a lawyer who pays to represent? That may help balance out the financial situation
I am desperate to find a job flying but I am not going to join club "dumb dumb" and pay to fly when enough has been spent getting the qualification to even fly a paying customer!
Please feel free to keep us posted with your misery, it helps me remember that some are in worst positions then I am.
Sorry for being rude, you deserve what you paid for.
PS: Perhaps you can find a lawyer who pays to represent? That may help balance out the financial situation
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@dudu8168
Perhaps I was a bit too strong on my previous post and I am sorry for that.
However, when you signed up for a pay 2 fly scheme and went to a middle man you should have accepted that you were taking a big risk, especially when it comes to aviation, and that the money given is money that you would never see again.
I myself got into a tricky situation when I was naive enough to go to a "pay a lump sum" flight school. Luckily it wasn't too much money and when I realized the school was terrible, I made just no matter where I ended up I would pay as my lessons went.
You have done a big mistake in paying up front without any job guarantee and this is the price you pay.
We all have to accept that aviation is now turning into a "pay for your type rating and you can have the job" career, but you went to a middle man and he will most likely end up having you pay for his lawyer, assuming you signed a contract with him, and enjoy a nice bottle of champers whilst you must now figure out what to do.
If this was an airline that had backed out of a contract with you, I would very well be backing you up.
Once again, sorry for your loss, you took a gamble and paid the price.
Perhaps I was a bit too strong on my previous post and I am sorry for that.
However, when you signed up for a pay 2 fly scheme and went to a middle man you should have accepted that you were taking a big risk, especially when it comes to aviation, and that the money given is money that you would never see again.
I myself got into a tricky situation when I was naive enough to go to a "pay a lump sum" flight school. Luckily it wasn't too much money and when I realized the school was terrible, I made just no matter where I ended up I would pay as my lessons went.
You have done a big mistake in paying up front without any job guarantee and this is the price you pay.
We all have to accept that aviation is now turning into a "pay for your type rating and you can have the job" career, but you went to a middle man and he will most likely end up having you pay for his lawyer, assuming you signed a contract with him, and enjoy a nice bottle of champers whilst you must now figure out what to do.
If this was an airline that had backed out of a contract with you, I would very well be backing you up.
Once again, sorry for your loss, you took a gamble and paid the price.
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Guys,
If tomorrow we would win the lottery i am pretty sure the 90% of us would go for a type or a line training, so please lets not be hypocrite and thank this guy for his honesty and for his heads up...and for his courage too.
Just my two cents...
If tomorrow we would win the lottery i am pretty sure the 90% of us would go for a type or a line training, so please lets not be hypocrite and thank this guy for his honesty and for his heads up...and for his courage too.
Just my two cents...
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eaglesnest1972 :
Guys,
If tomorrow we would win the lottery i am pretty sure the 90% of us would go for a type or a line training, so please lets not be hypocrite and thank this guy for his honesty and for his heads up...and for his courage too.
Just my two cents...
Guys,
If tomorrow we would win the lottery i am pretty sure the 90% of us would go for a type or a line training, so please lets not be hypocrite and thank this guy for his honesty and for his heads up...and for his courage too.
Just my two cents...
Its morally , ethically and legally wrong to steal money from a bank
In P2F's case its just Morally and Ethically wrong ( I believe it should be declared illegal as well )
In the banks case you steal someone's money.....
In P2F's case You Steal someone's job , career , somebody who needs the salary to pay back a loan or put food on the table for their family in addition to lowering the terms and conditions for Pilots everywhere and destroying your own future and career down the line....
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They have very expensive line training options,do they just take the money up front and then run away with it?
What airlines do they work with? Which countries?
Scammers everywhere! How are they still in business? Has anybody successfully completed the program? Or does everyone just loose their money up front?
Sounds like the fredric gutterman scam from thailand?
What airlines do they work with? Which countries?
Scammers everywhere! How are they still in business? Has anybody successfully completed the program? Or does everyone just loose their money up front?
Sounds like the fredric gutterman scam from thailand?
