Hi All , Hoping to Buy On Camposol to retire - Page 13

sdb137 wrote on Tue May 19, 2020 6:57pm:

Sorry do not understand.

All EU citizens are treat very well in UK.

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In addition if you manage to reach UK shores, you are well cared for, and not returned to your country of birth.

If you manage to slip the net, you can be lost in the UK, work, and live, and NO ONE is turned away from the Nation Health Hospitals if you require help or treatment, even if you cannot supply a National Insurance number.

The last lady that had help, after being turned away from America, and of Nigerian nationality,  ran up a £800-000 National Health Hospitall bill, and not a penny was claimed back.

This includes all EU citizens, who can have free hospital treatment in the UK, no questions asked.

frequent flyer wrote on Thu Nov 28, 2019 7:51pm:

I am being totally Realistic ...and I will repeat again two people cannot live comfortably and pay all the household bills on €150 per week ....even if they do eat and live like Spaniard's...by the way the Spanish are extremely sociable people they like the cafe culture / eating and drinking ou...

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...t in the evening's and the weekends.

Ivor99 wrote on Tue May 19, 2020 10:32pm:

If you share a cup of tea ,with your partner ,or even go out to the clubhouse with your small bottle gin under the table .or be a general scrounger ,(they are on camposol for sure )hang around the edge of a field waiting for the gang master ,to twirl there arm after the vegetable /salad Pickers h...

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...ave taken most the crop and go looking for produce ,put everything you spend ,I mean everything ,in a book .Wear clothes from the skips (bras)then yes you can live on very little ,but as frequent flyer said 100 euros is bollocks.But hey if you want to live like that then it's a very sad life .Ive seen all of this in Camposol and I'm not lying .

Fem90 wrote on Wed May 20, 2020 12:34am:

The fact of the matter is that one cannot live on €100 a week, unless you are living on the street.

I am sure that during the first few weeks of lockdown, my wife and I and people like us did spend quite a considerable amount of euros shopping for food as our choices of supermarkets were so curtailed allowing inflationary prices to go beyond control....

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For real, one cannot live on, €100  a week, no matter how calculated one is, unless of course, bread and water are the solution.

I totally agree with you guys Ivor99, Frequent flyer, life is for living and that, life itself is not that cheap.

Roland wrote on Tue Nov 12, 2019 11:25pm:

You can believe what you like FF.

And that 100 euro per week is for two people and includes absolutely everything.

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We rarely eat out as we enjoy cooking and experimenting with the local produce.

Fem90 wrote on Wed May 20, 2020 12:34am:

The fact of the matter is that one cannot live on €100 a week, unless you are living on the street.

I am sure that during the first few weeks of lockdown, my wife and I and people like us did spend quite a considerable amount of euros shopping for food as our choices of supermarkets were so curtailed allowing inflationary prices to go beyond control....

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For real, one cannot live on, €100  a week, no matter how calculated one is, unless of course, bread and water are the solution.

I totally agree with you guys Ivor99, Frequent flyer, life is for living and that, life itself is not that cheap.

sdb137 wrote on Wed May 20, 2020 7:42pm:

Fully agree, £100 a week, not possible to live on.

Sean41 wrote on Wed May 20, 2020 7:48pm:

You could have enough food at €100 per week but the other costs would be extra.