You could also invest in a hedgefund that will take cash
You could also invest in a hedgefund that will take cash
I doBut what do you do if you only have 500€ banknotes? No one takes it, supermarket also not. Idea?
Some shops take them, like Hermes etc Pretty sure gold sellers in Germany take them too. Currency shops too, some say they don't but finally after double checking the notes, they took them and game me British pound notes against the 500 euros notes.But what do you do if you only have 500€ banknotes? No one takes it, supermarket also not. Idea?
Supermarkets really don't work and even Hilton Hotel refused when I wanted to pay with a 500€ note, invoice over 1K. Lol, crazy. So it's not easy.I do
I am happy to take those pink bills, I know what to do with themSupermarkets really don't work and even Hilton Hotel refused when I wanted to pay with a 500€ note, invoice over 1K. Lol, crazy. So it's not easy.
I just went into some shops today in Switzerland, looked at some expensive watches 15K CHF and up to 35K CHF - I asked how I can pay and if it was okay to come with the money in cash if I took both watches. The guy told me he don't care how I pay, if I want to pay in cash I can do it.Hi there, it´s such an interesting forum!
hypothetically,
100k€ in physical cash.
can´t prove where its from.
it´s a one time thing, no more money coming.
would like to invest, to generate ongoing returns.
spending is not an option.
relocating from Germany is not an option.
something like a small Airbnb somewhere?
thanks and sorry if it is just a lunatic question!
Of course they don't care, as long as they can take your money. They will sell you the watch and if questions arise they will sell you out to the relevant authorities as well.I just went into some shops today in Switzerland, looked at some expensive watches 15K CHF and up to 35K CHF - I asked how I can pay and if it was okay to come with the money in cash if I took both watches. The guy told me he don't care how I pay, if I want to pay in cash I can do it.
So at least it is not a problem to turn 50,000 CHF in cash into watches which you then later can sell again if you don't wear them!
Cash transactions in Switzerland don't require KYC until 100k CHF. No way to sell you out to the relevant authorities in such a case.Of course they don't care, as long as they can take your money. They will sell you the watch and if questions arise they will sell you out to the relevant authorities as well.
Can you explain this please?No way to sell you out to the relevant authorities in such a case.
If you don't need to present an identification at the moment of sale then exists no validated data of who bought these watches.Can you explain this please?
I'm surprised to hear that, gives some ideas to me.So at least it is not a problem to turn 50,000 CHF in cash into watches which you then later can sell again if you don't wear them!
I agree.....Just look and behave like a well educated person and not like criminal drug dealer from the street then nobody is going to annoy you.
you simply try. Go into a shop and ask them or buy a watch and put the cash on the table.I'm surprised to hear that, gives some ideas to me.
Are you not going to loose 20 to 30% when it's time to resell it? (Unless discount). I sold a watch recently with all paperwork and buyers are worried about fakes etc, also servicing costs are crazy.you simply try. Go into a shop and ask them or buy a watch and put the cash on the table.
It depends on which watch you buy and whether you wear it or leave it in its original packaging. Rolex and Breitling have been increasing significantly in value recently, and these are just two out of many examples. The Breitling I bought in 2011 now costs 50% more than it did back then. If I hadn't worn it, I would have made a profit. I can already hear @JohnnyDoe and @Martin Everson saying it's not a good investmentAre you not going to loose 20 to 30% when it's time to resell it? (Unless discount). I sold a watch recently with all paperwork and buyers are worried about fakes etc, also servicing costs are crazy.
I can already hear @JohnnyDoe and @Martin Everson saying it's not a good investment
I ve seen 400k eur cash on property transaction here in Cyprus.
Ok you got me...I was the taxi driver![]()
Woman robbed of €420,000 hours after arriving in Cyprus
A 31-year-old foreign woman was robbed on Friday in Limassol, just two hours after arriving in Cyprus carrying thousands of euros in her purse, police said. The woman, reported to be from Ukraine by some media outlets, arrived in Limassol by taxi from the airport with €420,000 in cash in…cyprus-mail.com
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Woman carrying €420,000 in handbag travelled twenty times to Cyprus transporting millions
A 31-year-old woman who is held on suspicion of being involved in <a href=https://in-cyprus.philenews.com/local/mokas-investigating-e420000-limassol-money-laundering-case/>a money laundering case</a>, travelled twenty times to Cyprus in eight months, transporting nearly eight million euros in total.in-cyprus.philenews.com
Where were you on the 1st of March?![]()