“well…if your bank is called chase, try to get me!”
Dark knowledge O.O
hope they doesnt leave china so they doesnt get caught lol also hoping they do use the money for the community, this individual is doin god’s work fr
Making this post is directly admitting to extraordinarily high felony level of fraud.
Why do people commit crimes and then can’t help but brag online? Clout chasing has ruined the minds of millions.
It’s probably a joke, but even if it isn’t, as long as you don’t come back to the United States, there is nothing they can do. China is not going to extradict you to pay off credit card debts in the USA.
The US shares criminal extradition treaties with 116 counties including every single country in the Americas, all but three countries in Europe, and large swathes of Africa and Southeast Asia.
Travelling to any of those states would cause a passport flag and customs would alert the US embassy authorities.
I really hope this is a joke, though I’ve had to help several people through criminal cases for this exact scenario. Each of those people thought they were the smartest person on the planet until travelling to Uruguay on a vacation ends up with them in an American prison within the month.
TLDR: if you’re gonna do it, don’t leave China.
Popular sentiment in canada is that international students abuse their visas to seek citizenship (no, I don’t get it either), but universities are suffering due to limits on international enrollment, as they pay higher tuition.
Comrade really did please everyone, and added in fucking with banks as a bonus ✨
That Canadian belief is so bull. Canada arguably doesn’t have enough people. If they want to move beyond being a US resource colony, they need way more of their own engineers and stuff, which immigrants can be.
Western universities are also all reliant on foreign student tuition to pad their budgets (short on state funding because of neoliberalism), so complaining about that is just stupid.
Tbf Klanada should not have more people. We don’t need more settlers stealing native lands.
The people complaining about immigration are not the people complaining about underfunding schools.
And canada has a lot of engineers, both domestically trained and those who immigrated, but the capitalists are addicted to underpaying extremely qualified immigrants who do not yet have their credentials validated. Why would you pay a graduate when you could get a mid level for the same price?
Engineering school is like medical school before the residency, except our “residency” isn’t as closely watched by the regulating body so companies have no real obligation to provide useful training or mentorship. Without those vital entry level positions they can’t get a licence and can’t work as engineers.
Just to be clear I am only saying this to push back on the idea that canada doesn’t graduate engineers or there are less or something. I’m an extremely frustrated mid career engineer 😅 I have no comment on immigration policy because borders are bullshit.
In a similar vein, most all of the trades graduates aren’t able to find viable apprenticeships. I know several electrician graduates who can’t find any apprenticeships even within their own province, let alone their city.
Nobody will hire and train a “newbie”. And the older generations are well aware and critical of this as well.
Not only are the trades here no longer the golden ticket they were cracked up to be, that goes for basically every fucking job lol. If you aren’t a time traveller who somehow has 5+ years of experience despite just getting into whatever field we’re talking about, you can basically just kys or move to an impossibly expensive city (good luck without that job).
If I could trade my credentials back for a refund I would do it in a heartbeat.As a Canadian apprenticing in Germany, the more I learn about trades in Canada the happier I am doing it here. Y’all have to buy your own tools!? Take unpaid leave from work to go to school?! Things are chaotic and frustrating in Germany as well, but at least it’s a fully organized and coherent system.
Not trying to defend the canadian system but apprentices can get EI while doing their classroom portions of their training. (https://www.canada.ca/en/services/jobs/training/support-skilled-trades-apprentices/ei-apprentices.html)
Good luck getting the apprenticeship tho.
Yes, I know this pain too as I work on construction projects and my brother is a tradesperson.
I’ve had to stop work way too often as a result of people doing dangerous things because they don’t know better. Not like questionable but low risk short cuts when the safety rep isn’t around. I always try and explain why I stopped something and more often than not they stop whining once they realize they had no idea what they were risking.
We do a lot of mentoring on our personal time, or work later to catch up because we are trying to bring the juniors along with us as much as possible. Same thing for helping people with international training get their licences so they can practice fully and not be exploited with shitty (insecure/low paying) contracts. It’s a lot.
God I wish Engineering degrees forced you to have residency. At least then I’d be able to be guaranteed work and experience.
I’m probably taking this too literally but they kinda do, in canada at least. You can’t get a licence without meeting the experience requirements. When I did mine it was 4 years. It’s reduced now with more of a focus demonstrating competencies. And just like residency, a placement isn’t guaranteed. I think it’s slightly less sadistic and exploitative than a medical residency tho.
Here in the US, we have licenses that are based on programs and different classes. You got to pass a test (difficult ones at that) to get a license in those programs or to work as different kinds of engineers, but you’re not given any employment. If you wanna get an entry level position, you better hope you got accepted for an internship while you were a student because no one will hire you.
For my major, we have the bonus of needing a license to operate a nuclear reactor BUT the class to get that license is limited capacity and you aren’t forced to take it, and it’s in fact competitive. We are all required to take a class to learn how to operate the reactor but not one that gives us a license.
You can imagine the frustration.
Just adding more details to compare and contrast:
- the experience requirement isn’t the only requirement, you have to go to accredited schools or write technical exams, and there is a law and ethics exam.
- having an engineering licence is a min requirement for many jobs, not a foot in the door
- I have separate licencing for my professional area (also operating) that was done entirely outside of school. You either need years of separate operating hours for that one too, or a combo of other things including a much higher passing grade on the four exams which are 3 hours each. I did that within 5 years of graduation and there is no way in hell I could have done that if I didn’t have the flexibility of an entry level job. I could do shifts with operators to learn. Now I’m supposed to require my more senior staff to get them? Nah. I’ll help them as much as I can, but I’m not holding them to that impossible requirement.
Also places like BC with the foreign real estate buyer tax have really done international students dirty.
I’ll let you all ponder that one.
Aren’t international students who are able to buy property just very wealthy and not really there to study (hard sciences)? Maybe I’ve just fallen for propaganda but I don’t feel particularly bad for the majority of international students who can, and do buy property. Assuming that the international students who can buy property are more or less already set for life. And that few domestic students can by property either.
I don’t support the tax its discriminatory of course. But realistically “real” international students arent buying property anyways.
Again, I fear I’ve fallen for reactionary bait, if so my apologies.
if all immigrants to the US did this instead of assimilating into the core and being thankful its not them who get stomped
True, but unfortunately out of all the developing countries, moving from the USA to China is the only option that likely wouldn’t decrease your quality of life. The imperial superprofits in the U.S. are very tempting.
I wonder if this makes getting entry into the USA later on difficult. But it helps that reasons to go there are dwindling by the day.
This will get you arrested, admitting to taking loans with no intention of repayment is felony fraud and 140,000 dollars will trigger an instant passport alert at customs.
This also applies to many countries the US has extradition treaties with. So if this guy meanders his way to any of the 116 countries that the US shares criminal treaties with, he will get arrested.
I’ve seen this happen first hand because Belarusians previously loved travelling to the US on green cards, blowing massive amounts of credit, and then getting surprised when they get arrested in Germany 5 years later on vacation.
Pretty sure debt collectors would merk you if you tried to come back to the USA, so just don’t do that.
under normal circumstances, not really
if the bank report it as fraud though, you could be arrested on arrival
whether they bother to try that is doubtful over such a relatively small amount of money though
140,000 will absolutely get reported as fraud by all major agencies. That is a comical amount of credit card debt.
5,000 is small, 140,000 is instant felony warrant.
That doesn’t match my own experience.
i somehow managed to miss a zero lol
i read it as 14k
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