Problems with a foreign partner

[Pinneapple]

Hello everyone from Ottawa. We encountered unexpected problems with a partner from Belarus. Tell me, is it possible to solve them at a distance?

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[Alone055]

Hello everyone from Ottawa. We encountered unexpected problems with a partner from Belarus. Tell me, is it possible to solve them at a distance?

How can anyone tell you anything if they don't know what you are talking about? When asking for assistance or guidance, make sure you are making everything clear to the readers because no one would know what kind of unexpected problem you have had with the partner and what you are doing in general. So, when you are asking for something, try to explain everything properly so that when we read it, we understand what you are talking about and then if we know something about it, we can assist you with it.

Do this: Edit your post, and add enough content that describes what you are referring to and what are you involved in and what kind of a problem did you encounter with the partner that is from another location, and then if someone from the community have knowledge about it, they can guide you properly.

[bitbollo]

In my opinion, you should provide some more details... for example what happened?
there wasn't a dispute in an agreement? it was a scam? you don't agree on something?
now it obviously depends on the type of problem these things can be resolved both in friendly manner that even if you go to court/lawyers and so on...
Of course the foreign nation makes it clear that it is very complicated if not even impossible have a real settlement...could also just be very expensive to get a response.
But I repeat, if you don't explain well what is the nature of this problem is it is really difficult to express a valid opinion.
Pay attention, if cryptocurrencies are involved basically, if he doesn't agree, it's not possible to get them back again!

[Apocollapse]

Yep, just fired him.

[moneystery]

Hello everyone from Ottawa. We encountered unexpected problems with a partner from Belarus. Tell me, is it possible to solve them at a distance?

you need to be specific about what problems you are facing right now. how can anyone possibly provide a solution when you only say a little related to what you are experiencing right now. at least explain what the problem is and what you have done about it, so that we can understand what you mean.

[Sebas.tian]

Hello everyone from Ottawa. We encountered unexpected problems with a partner from Belarus. Tell me, is it possible to solve them at a distance?

If you have written agreement with the partner why not, you can take the partner to any level you know you can get justice to solve the challenges, but if there is no written agreement between you and the partner, there is no way the matter will be solve easily. The home country base of the partner can handle such case,  if you have genuine evidence like the written agreement, picture of the partner, signature of the partner and other details of the partner but if you fail to provide the necessary things about the partner, it will be difficult for them to solve the challenge in a way it will favour you. I think, social media has made many things easy to humanity these days,  you can search for the partner social media handle where his or her family members can see your complain or the company he or she represent can see your complain and they will definitely find solution to it.

[kentrolla]

Common sense is not so common nowadays and what are you even trying to ask and in what regards? Just by asking how to resolve problems without explaining anything about the problem is not gonna help anyone. Explain the nature of problem as it would help us to suggest because different problems requires different solutions.

[Maus0728]

Depends on the problem, if it can be resolved through the use of communication via Zoom, Discord, Teams or many other of that stuff and your partner from Belarus are capable people that can do their job with just the instructions then yes there's a chance that you might be able to solve that problem with just the communication channel but if it's something major, you're probably going to have to deal with it in personal, you're going to sleep better if you yourself solved that problem personally. Maybe try to say what exactly is the problem so people can put in more help in case there's people that would know how to solve that problem.

[stompix]

Hello everyone from Ottawa. We encountered unexpected problems with a partner from Belarus. Tell me, is it possible to solve them at a distance?

The chances of someone from Ottawa are quite low, then for someone from there to have a crystal globe and guess what problems you have with your partner from Belarus are null.
Problems can mean legal, that he is avoiding paying you, that he is not delivering a thing, that ...hundreds.
So, the obvious answer is "maybe".

If you have written agreement with the partner why not, you can take the partner to any level you know you can get justice to solve the challenges, but if there is no written agreement between you and the partner, there is no way the matter will be solve easily. The home country base of the partner can handle such case, 

Yeah right, it's Belarus we're talking about, if that guy bribes a few officials your justice will wait a few centuries till it gets applied, established companies from the EU have a shitton of problems dealing there, but some random guy from Canada.

[Volimack]

Hello everyone from Ottawa. We encountered unexpected problems with a partner from Belarus. Tell me, is it possible to solve them at a distance?

You must first explain what problem you are facing or you will never find the right solution. Tell the reason of your problem, no one can answer any question in this way. Better to be careful yourself and try to solve it using your own intelligence.

[peter0425]

Hello everyone from Ottawa. We encountered unexpected problems with a partner from Belarus. Tell me, is it possible to solve them at a distance?

I’m sorry but you are asking a question with very little explanation and detail.

How far are you? What type of partnership is this? Is it equal or does someone have more share/control over the other? What type of business is this and can it be done by communicating through online platforms only?

To be honest it is you that can answer these questions only so please do before we say our opinions.

[bitcoin_mining]

It is seen that there are many kinds of problems with a foreign partner and if you had explained your problem thoroughly then those with experience might have been able to give you a solution to your problem. There is usually a language problem with a foreign partner. If the partner is from your own country then it is very easy to explain everything to him but being a foreigner there may be language problems and due to which you may not be able to understand him properly.

[bittraffic]

I will just assume the problem is just that his partner is a foreigner. It's just like you have a partner that is a stranger to you. 
And is he there in Belarus or just within your country as well?

Anyway, if the guy becomes a problem to the business. I would regret partnering up with someone who couldn't be there when I needed him and then it's hard for him to share what he has to do for the business to work. 

[YOSHIE]

Hello everyone from Ottawa. We encountered unexpected problems with a partner from Belarus. Tell me, is it possible to solve them at a distance?

What percentage do you know about information related to your business partner?
For example:
* His residential address is in Belarus.
* And other personal information, such as social media or the company he currently manages in Belarus.
* Does your business friend have an account that operates on Bitcointalk.

As far as I know, when someone is made a business partner, of course they have personal data before the partner collaborates with us, solving long distance problems online, my understanding is that it is difficult and 0% successful, except: you have a friend who lives in Belarus, maybe that way you can solve it remotely, still your orders are to work on finding and investigating your business partner, who is having problems.

That's how you can do it, maybe 60% successful, if you want to solve the problem remotely.

[Adbitco]

Hello everyone from Ottawa. We encountered unexpected problems with a partner from Belarus. Tell me, is it possible to solve them at a distance?

You know your statement is undefined and not certain on what you are directly pointing at if people must involved themselves into this case which you have you need to be open to explain it correctly.
Partner means a lots it could be your wife, girlfriend, business associates and many more.
But now, would emphasized on business partner since i think is the most common one that people usually encounter from afar. Before you will deal with someone who is in the next state or country there are some certain things you need to do, first try to confirm the agency or person in question you are dealing (legality) with to know how trusted and reliable they are before going into business deal with them, likely to send money for the business or whatsoever. You may likely be talking with scammer someone who is trying to claim who he doesn't and when you would asked for your products or goods stories keeps arising.

[btc78]

I will just assume the problem is just that his partner is a foreigner. It's just like you have a partner that is a stranger to you. 

well I can only think of two main reason as to how you might get a misunderstanding with a foreigner.

One is obviously the language barrier. You could misunderstand each other and would lead to bad decision makings. The other two is different cultures where you do something different from what he does.

Despite these cons, I can think of something positive about having a foreign partner. It might bring you some inspiration to hear from someone else’s perspective.

Anyway, if the guy becomes a problem to the business. I would regret partnering up with someone who couldn't be there when I needed him and then it's hard for him to share what he has to do for the business to work. 

A partnership where you are the only one doing everything must be dissolved. It’s unfair to have your co-partner to bank on everything you have done and said.

[MoHaMmAdOk]

Hello everyone from Ottawa. We encountered unexpected problems with a partner from Belarus. Tell me, is it possible to solve them at a distance?

I don't know if you have the solution to your problem. All of you will have a variety of opinions to help you.

[coolcoinz]

OP dropped a question and disappeared. If this was serious we would have already seen him respond.

Anyway, don't expect much from the authorities of a country that supports Russian invasion and is lead by a dictator that threatens other countries and attacks them with waves of migrants from Africa.
If your partner decides to flip you off, you're in deep shit. If we're talking big money rather hire someone to go there and get it because the legal battle is not going to get you far.

[Mpamaegbu]

Hello everyone from Ottawa. We encountered unexpected problems with a partner from Belarus. Tell me, is it possible to solve them at a distance?

Your question is as vague as anyone trying to store water in a basket. You wanted a solution but you didn't even leave any little hit or clarification as to what issue you're having. Only a biblical Daniel can tell you your dream and also interpret it too at the same time. I'm not sure there's one here like Daniel. It will be to your advantage to equip us with details if you truly seek help. It has been two days since you put up this thread but you're yet to revisit it. I guess you're just cruising and not necessarily in need of help.

[DeathAngel]

There isn’t even close to enough information in the OP to decipher what type of help he needs. Sadly he’s going to have to go this one alone unless he provides more context to enable people to offer advice.