Anyone Purchasing Property From Ambasun Bulgaria?

GDB2222

noel1123 wrote: »

Ok, The situation is very serious and genuine buyers like me could do without idiots posting silly messages. Have you bought from Amba?

It's a great shame about possibly losing your money already put in, but that's water under the bridge. There is a risk that this latest twist with Anna is just a further attempt to get money out of people who are becoming increasingly desperate. I would really want to see references and qualifications before handing money over to her. In the UK, solicitors are bonded by the Law Society. Is that the case in Bulgaria? Can anyone there call themselves a solicitor, perhaps? There's a lot of research to be done.

FraudBuster

noel1123 wrote: »

Ok, The situation is very serious and genuine buyers like me could do without idiots posting silly messages. Have you bought from Amba?

This is a public forum.

noel1123

Yes I realise that it is a public forum and I was not implying that people contributing to it were wrong or that their comment was not valid in their opinion. All i ask is that people respect the buyers difficult individual situations. Thank you.

Noel123

Noel123 wrote: »

Anna
I am more concerned when you last asked Mr Maxwell to sign whatever paperwork you claim he will not sign?
I spoke to him this week and he says he has not been asked to sign over any deeds for ownership

No response from Anna

Are the questions too difficult?

Noel123

Noel123 wrote: »

Anna
I have not seen this post before.
What action can Ambasun take against you if you have done nothing wrong?
You say they are taking action. What are they trying to sue you for?
If you are a real lawyer why are you posting on a public forum?
Prove you are really Anna pravchanska?

Again no response

Just like when I try to call her with difficult questions. Not in the office

Snooze

Thw whole thing is just one big scam. Seriously, anyone with a brain can see that right from the first post on this thread. You ain't ever seeing your money back. Just accept you got ripped and move on. Nothing to see here.

Rob

GDB2222

Snooze wrote: »

Thw whole thing is just one big scam. Seriously, anyone with a brain can see that right from the first post on this thread. You ain't ever seeing your money back. Just accept you got ripped and move on. Nothing to see here.

Rob

Surely, there's an awful lot of building work that's gone on for a complete scam? I don't know, but I suspect that they simply ran out of money. It sounds like there may have been some exchange rate losses, too.

I imagine that the developers thought they were going to be billionaires (in local terms) by the time this was finished. When things started to go wrong, of course, they may have staretd to get desperate.

For the benefit of future readers (if there are any), it's clear from this and other threads that it is a really bad idea to make stage payments on flats.

If you are building a house and you own everything from the ground up, you can make stage payments for the work as it is done, as you own the property. But with a block of flats your stage payments go into the whole building, and you own nothing until it is completed and handed over. So, you are totally reliant on the goodwill and morals of the developers.

noel1123

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