CharlieH

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Similar in that perimeter small stores have gone.As said its not Big C that has the issue as such but the small traders moving online where there is NO RENT less overhead.

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Go to your Moo Bahn office and enquire there, also ask them to supply you with any relevant permissions needed etc and who you should be talking to about your problem.

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A "True Wallet" is a money /payment system to use on your phone to transfer money. ITS FREE.

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Burn

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Probably a version of the default "mai mi" when they can't speak English and assume you don't speak Thai, easier to just say No ! and wave you off.

Always amazes me that when there is a difficulty in communicating, one or both sides begin to get loud, like it's a hearing problem and not a language problem. ????

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Drizzle

Happened to my sister in law, she's a Govt Teacher, her money is often late sometimes 2-3 months !

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Always someone with a landlines in a village. I believe some had telephone boxes too. You can bet the local Amphur and Pu Yai had a phone. "The penetration of telephone remained relatively limited for most of the 20th century. In 1992, the ratio of telephone lines per population was 3.3 lines per 100 population. In 1991, two private corporations were given concessions to build and operate telephone lines: Telecom-Asia (later renamed True Corporation) for the Bangkok Metropolitan Region and Thai Telephone & Telecommunications (TT&T) for the provinces.[5]" As of 2014, there were 97.6 million mobile subscribers in Thailand, a penetration rate of 146 percent of the total population.