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Hi Susan,
If I have understood correctly you have spent 4 years in India(Mumbai) as a marketing professional.I too am a marketing person.I am putting together a training program which is to help in understanding India better.For that and for everyone's benefit,can you please share your  experiences including even horror stories.In any case a warm welcome to you.
Art

hey susan i am very glad to help you in whatever you need......have a good day

Hope you will find it nice the days ahead...Good luck Susan

@ susan 32:

Once a mumbaite always a mumbaite!!!!!!Have fun,,,,,and cherish the love for mumbai forever!!!!!!!!!!!

Wanted Susan 32, Shes Lost in the Mumbai crowd !!

Yeah?why does this happen.Why do we not a have a long string and end up being of assistance to the new members?Do you think the moderators/Group leaders should turn mentors and do some handholding in the initial phase?may be a chat section could help.It is confusing.
Art

Why do we not a have a long string and end up being of assistance to the new members?

really good idea, I invite you to share your experience on the forum first (with a forum, you can capitalize ... with a chat, you just can't)

All the best,

Julien

Julien wrote:

Why do we not a have a long string and end up being of assistance to the new members?

really good idea, I invite you to share your experience on the forum first (with a forum, you can capitalize ... with a chat, you just can't)

All the best,

Julien

Dear Julien,this invitation is an honour.
I tell one horror story(I had requested the expat to tell her own ) related to tourism in Mumbai.
a tall,dark and beautiful girl from Ivory coast went to the gateway of India.This was before much before the terrorist attack and rode a pony for about 25-30 minutes(as told by her after the incident)to a businessman from Daula,Cameroon, who interpreted over the beer that she was made to pay Rs. 3000/-.I think this is not good  and something ought to be done about such things.You have a Rs. 20 worth of garland being sold to Europeans for Rs.220/- and 50 gms of Turmeric powder from the glass bottle  packed in paper bag for Rs, 80(boils down to a rate of Rs 1600 per kg.)in Crawford Market.
This therefore gives rise to theories about starting to bargain at half the price or 1/5th.
Art

You are right dear, Mumbai is very heart touching city in India.
I have also some memorable memory with Mumbai.

Expat welcome With Open Arms in Mumbai the city that never sleeps