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Isn't it nice to see that Thaivisa.com allows private businesses to solicit their members in the forums.

And isn't it nice to see Siam Legal taking advantage of everyone in a forum created to exchange ideas. Now I guess its a place where private businesses can prey on people.

Wouldn't it be great if a few of Siam Legals competitors could join in the fun. They would all try to sound like they were the smartest and had all the answers. Then they could fight amoung themselves to see who would win people over and get a new customer.

Trolling for vulnerable customers on a forum must be the lowest life form and shame on Thaivisa for allowing this just because they are collecting some advertsing money. Leave the advertising where it belongs.

This lunacy has got to stop. you're screwing with people's lives.

With this subject and all who have written in we have another great example of the type of people who write in to this forum, and you wonder why Thai immigration wants to discourage all of the 30 visa run people. The example these men set by sitting in the bars all day drinking and smoking makes all expats proud. To be able to benefit from your wisdom on this forum, well we are all blessed aren't we.

"Impostors using others' identities (or false identities) to send slanderous messages, or those who flood information on discussion forums are also subject to criminal penalties under the law."

This is the best news I heard in years. Maybe it will discourage some of you delussional know it all jackasses who post thousands of times and behave like you are the all knowing and final authority on every subject. We all pray that you give up your computers and take up another form of masterbation.

Okay, now go ahead and prove me right with all of your anal responses.

Hi BS,

This is my first time looking at this forum and although it seems it is a good idea to have a forum like this to exchange information, the actual result is that you have not recieved any useful information and you have also recieved advice, that if followed would create more problems for you.

While it may be OK for men to share their romantic experiences about their Thai girlfriends, it is a completely different thing to take legal advice from people who are clearly not qualified to give it.

One of the people who responded to you appears to have a little knowledge of the visa application process. But we have all heard the expression that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing.

Your situation and errors are the simplest and most common. Each day I see people like you and your girlfriend experiencing the same problems at both the UK and American embassies. The experience for these people is both tramatic and frustrating. They just want to be together and they don't understand why the process is designed to be so difficult.

For some the frustration is compounded because they have hired and paid someone to do the job for them and still they are denied the visa. These are the people with a little knowledge. They have some successes but the percentage is low. They don't understand what the problem is. But the problem is clear: they do not understand the letter of the immigration laws, but more important, they do not understand the intent of the immigration laws.

When Bill Clinton was the President of the United States he was famous for saying "I feel your pain" when hearing about a citizens problems. This is the way I feel when reading about your frustrations with the visa application process.

I am sure this is what motivates people to write and offer assistance. They truly want to help you. They are good people with good intentions.

But the reason you took the time to write in to this forum was to get some information you could benefit from. If you would like to have a dialog with me you may contact me at my e-mail address:[email protected] I do not believe I will have the time in the near future to enter this forum again.

My sincere

best wishes,

Brian