> The legal situation and the rip-off in China is rampant. I was
> cheated by a person calling himself TONY in Hangzhou. I want everyone
> to know of him. TONY is based in Beijing and Tianging. He sent me to
> a middle school in Hangzhou and they did not pay me nor did he. The
> school had no intent of keeping me and TONY said that they did. TONY
> did not pay a very good employee as well. What can be done to tell
> everyone to beware of TONY and Hangzhou Middle School?

> A woman calling herself BabyHoney gave me a job at a railway repair
> depot. When I got there I was told that my only job was to train the
> leader, but that he was leaving for a few days. I had nothing to do
> for about 10 days. I ate, watched TV, and drank some. I was told upon
> his return that there was no way to make me legal and that I not only
> had to leave, but would receive no pay let alone the separation
> allowance.

> What can be done to warn all future teachers to avoid TONY and
> BABYHONEY?

> Sincerely,
> Bruce Stout

Go as far as China to teach is a real adventure and risk at times, mostly when you are paying your own plane ticket. Could you or anybody else here complainig, please tell me what homework-research you did before accepting this job and take the plane to CN. My experience is that bad schools-recruiters attract bad teachers. A careless teacher that does not do his research or where he-she is going is a Bad Teacher and will do the same careless things in any good school. Looking forward for you or anybody else comments. Unless Bruce can provide a good feedback. I think that he, TONY and > BABYHONEY? Are all the same. Just too bad that schools in China don't provide a net-list of terrible teachers. The list will be sooooooooo long. Just too bad these are the same teachers always complaining.

Xi