I need 2 old bicycles as a Christmas gift for 4 poor students in HCMC

Where are they to be delivered in TP HCM? (Just street name and quan)

And for what aged children?

Hello,

The 4 students, Nhu, Anh, Nhung, and Gam, who are 19 years old, currently stay in dormitory Transport University of HCMC. The dom locates in Tran Nao street, Binh An ward, district 2.

You can contact them if you want to help. Nhu's number is 0949 977 305, or Anh's number : 0166 958 4484

Thank you for your kindness.

Best regards,
Hieu Bui

Hieu Bui wrote:

The 4 students, Nhu, Anh, Nhung, and Gam, who are 19 years old, currently stay in dormitory Transport University of HCMC. The dom locates in Tran Nao street, Binh An ward, district 2.

You can contact them if you want to help. Nhu's number is 0949 977 305, or Anh's number : 0166 958 4484

Give me a couple of days - there are some in my ChoLon warehouse.

Thank you very much Mr Jaitch. They will be very happy. Thank you!
By the way, Merry Christmas, all the best !

Hieu Bui wrote:

You can contact them if you want to help. Nhu's number is 0949 977 305, or Anh's number : 0166 958 4484

Do they speak/read English?

God bless you, it's good to hear that there is still good people in this world..

Tommy yeah wrote:

God bless you, it's good to hear that there is still good people in this world..

Hold your thanks ... you'll get me a bad reputation ... with truck and taxi drivers.

(The bikes are Uncle Ho Version 1's with minimal accessories. Used and dusty, too.) But the price is right ... Mien Phi.

Well done...assuming you actually follow through.   

Teacher Mark wrote:

Well done...assuming you actually follow through.

Another thoughtful comment from an unemployable truck driver.

P.S. I hope you have registered with the US Gov for their tax plans - I can do it for you, if you want.

@Hieu Bui
I need an address to deliver these old bikes to (so I can locate the area on my GPS). Also, do the students speak English?

Please PM. (do you need 2 or 4 machines?)

Thank you Jaitch  !
When I was student, I had a bicylce. I loved it so much, because it was associate with me in the difficul time.
But after I had a motobike, I gave it for a another student, whom I like so much.
Then she became my good friend. She helped me and my brother a lot...

ngattt wrote:

When I was student, I had a bicylce. I loved it so much, because it was associate with me in the difficul time.

Actually getting rid of the bikes means I can use the space for something that makes money. I never like throwing anything away around here as there is always someone who can use it for a constructive purpose rather than simply scrap.

A win-win situation.

They are living near me. If they cannot speak English, and if you want, I can contact them to help on translation.

Actually they can buy a very good old bike with VND400,000 - 500,000 only (I just bought one).

And Jaitch can sell your bike to the shop specialized in selling old bike. You can make a little money from that and the shop can modify the bike to make it less dangerous (if it really is, as your describe)

Jaitch

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I hope you have registered with the US Gov for their tax plans - I can do it for you, if you want.[/i]

The Taxman