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Postby us » 31 Jul 2005 00:14

hi. i was just wundering how much the turkish barstaff and waiters get paid a week or a month roughly
if any1 nos plz write back
thanks xx tash an so
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Postby andy » 31 Jul 2005 00:31

A few have told me they earn about 6 pounds a day, which is miserly.
Although maybe they say that so you'll feel sorry for them and leave a big tip. One thing i always do when we have had good service is give the waiter the tip in his hand when he shakes your hand at the end, because i'm sure when the tip goes to the owner the waiter rarely sees it.
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Postby redrhino12 » 31 Jul 2005 01:19

A lot also work on a comission base so the more people they can get to frequent their Bar the better the share out.
As Andy has pointed out basic wages are very low and tips are an important source of income.

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Postby Beccid » 11 Aug 2005 18:15

Hi

I'm going to Icmeler for the first time on 22 August I was just wondering about the money situation, should I take sterling travellers cheques are they easy to change? or should I take English notes. I will take some Turkish Lira with me to get started with. Any advice would be welcome :lol:
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Postby redrhino12 » 11 Aug 2005 18:21

Hi Becci,
I take about £50 worth of ytl to get me started and the rest of my spends in £20 notes.
I also make sure I have a few £10 and £5 notes to spend at the market as this is still the best way to buy goods.
Your stirling can be exchanged at the corner shop or your favourite bar just enquire what exchange rate they will give you,you will not pay any commision.

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Postby Guest » 11 Aug 2005 18:37

Hi Gene

Thanks for the advice (once again) I glad the market takes english money as I can only haggle in english and I'd hate to send half an hour haggling only to find I'd obtained a 20p discount!!!!!
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Postby julesamber » 05 Nov 2005 13:19

This year for the first time I didn't take travellers cheques, I took £200 in lira, english tenners and a debit and credit card (enquire about your bank and credit card charges first). It was sooo easy to obtain cash from the cash machines in the town centre, there are about 5 to choose from. The rate I got from the exchange bureau on the corner from £10 notes into turkish was better than in the UK.
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Postby sophia » 05 Nov 2005 23:05

hi, yes andy is right it is about £6 to £8 a day. but i dont think they say that so you feel sorry for them, i dont really think the turkish are like that.........i might be wrong but do not think so.
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Postby Karemolinos » 14 Nov 2005 15:31

A member of the Denis Kapisi told me they earned £1.000 a month. Does that sound right?? :?: :shock:
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Postby dee » 18 Nov 2005 12:34

£1000 per month! that sounds a lot for Turkey! Must be getting some very good tips!
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Postby debi » 23 Nov 2005 16:04

Acertain member of staff from the Venice,not mentioning any names,told us LAST year,that he earned £600 per month,so I suppose that could be right,£1000
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Postby sophia » 24 Nov 2005 17:32

i head about 10 pound a day!
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Postby sophia » 24 Nov 2005 17:33

sorry cant spell !!!! :?
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