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Bulgaria. Greece or Romania works too

But the sender's name is irrelevant since he doesn't live here.

No, someone will ship it to me.

It's for pickup. I'm pretty sure I have to give the sender my name with speedy

Bulgaria

I want to borrow this thread since I'm looking for something similar. I need to receive a small package from one EU country to another, but without providing my actual name. Are there any solutions for this?

I just explained it in the post why you are biased. It should be self explanatory. You don't go to a real estate agent to find out whether real estate is a good investment or not. Reading articles and especially checking the sources of those articles is one way of many to do your own research...

That guy has a bias because he makes money out of users here on OCT. Any tax hikes will discourage entrepreneurs moving to Cyprus, which will affect his income. It's better to do your own research, but it seems like every jurisdiction is moving in this direction, especially within the EU since...

This is comical. It seems like OP is already on a western trollfarm payroll judging by his history: Thread 'Which country will Russia invade next?' Feb 19, 2025 Statistically speaking Russia invades a neighbouring country every 5-7 years or so, and seeing that this round is closed to end...

Why even bother, western troll farms pay way more. Just look at what kind of income Peter Zeihan brings in. For employment just go on Reddit, look for a random profile with 10+ anti Russia posts a day, and how they're to blame for every problem known to man, and then ask them who employs them...

Does Georgia enforce their CFC rules?

I stopped reading there, I've been living in Romania for 2 years and Bulgaria for half a year now + travelling around Serbia, Bosnia, Albania and Greece during my stay here. It's a hundred times safer than any western country. So you clearly don't know you're talking about. Also, half of Balkan...

If something is too good to be true, it usually is. You can also ask yourself how will they be able to make more than 10 percent of your deposited money? Why are they paying way more than other banks? It's a common scam in finance to gain the trust of clients, with offers too good to be true...

Did they ask for SOF when you bought your property?

Did you actually google it? lol, just makes this already-funny joke even more hilarious.