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2 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

No need to buy the pavers. Just get a bag of concrete mix and fill the holes, then shape them like the pavers before the concrete sets.

If using actual pavers you will need 8 new pavers for each hole.

Had a small area next to from gate with just enough of the same pavers so using them and making a "feature" of the small area.

4 hours ago, simoh1490 said:

Almost everywhere that sells stone, they have them at JJ's market and on the Maejo road, left handside, between Ruamchok and the Maejo traffic light.

Went to JJs and visited several shops that sold rocks and pavers. No green ones and only one place had plain cement.

1 minute ago, simoh1490 said:

Almost everywhere that sells stone, they have them at JJ's market and on the Maejo road, left handside, between Ruamchok and the Maejo traffic light.

Ok thanks for that. Heading out to JJs soon. 

Hi. Anyone know where I can buy these pavers in Chiang Mai? Want to fill those holes in. 

1 minute ago, thaibeachlovers said:

True, but life dealt me a bad hand and I'm in limbo at present. Hopefully next year on Phangan instead.

Feel for you. Had a bad deal too and Chiang Mai has not been my best choice to move to. But unfortunately we don't have a crystal ball to tell future.

I received a message here from a claimed Bangkok Bank Staff member asking for my details so as she could help. I replied that I would not give out information like that via a contact on here.

Those 2 posts have been removed. Can a moderator tell me why? Just curious.

As it turns out she was genuine and contacted me through the proper bank channels and my card was approved that day and should be here next week.

No other posts by OP yet? 

4 hours ago, hoffy66 said:

do we not read the age of the driver?? just put in what we think??

I read 72.

3 minutes ago, samjaidee said:

Let me explain it for you. The driver is quoted as saying that he went over something. He check behind him but nothing was amiss. 

 

If he went over something then checked behind him and nothing was there, didn't it occur to him that maybe the thing he went over was stuck under the van?

 

Does that help you to understand. why he would necessarily know there was something under the van?

 

Glad to be of service. :-)

 

I often know if I have caught up a plastic shopping bag under my car. This was a whole body. 

5 hours ago, HiSoLowSoNoSo said:

Driving 3 km with a body under the van without realizing it!!!

Seen many idiotic drivers in Thailand but this man must take the 1st. price.

 

There was a video on here awhile back where a Thai lady was dragging a motorbike under the front of the car and it was on fire. When pulled over she didn’t know it was there. All on video. Couldn’t believe it if you didn’t see it. Actually still can’t believe people are sooooo stupid. 

3 hours ago, Brunolem said:

Barrel-shaped hairless creatures, dressed for the most part with tattoos, holding a bottle of beer in one hand, and a mosquito-sized girl with the other hand.

Sweaty bare-chested creatures, covered with hair, wandering around the shopping malls.

Creatures with arms the size of thighs, thighs the size of waists, and a waist that could fit in a napkin ring, moving weights and panting like dogs, in open showrooms named Tony's.

 

Obviously, humans don't look or behave like that!

 

Things get even spookier if the high value visitors venture out at night, when they are bound to come accross men who look like women, women who look like men, women who look like a sack of potatoes, grandfathers holding the hand of their granddaughters who sport T-shirts saying "I am with stupid", Chinese ants blindly following little flags, pedestrians happily breathing the heady emanations coming from the exhaust pipes of thousands of permanently stranded cars...

 

Obviously, humans don't look or behave like that!

 

With their mind whirling, the shaken visitors may come to miss the good old days of "close encounters of the third kind" when it was so much easier to differentiate between humans and aliens...

Good to see there are still some perfect people, like yourself, left in this world.

12 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

News flash... This ain't Japan... no warnings.. NO MAINTENANCE !!!

Like I mentioned previously I was in a lift in Chiang Mai and too many people got in. WARNING alarm and lift did not move until people got out. And Chiang Mai is inThailand.

6 hours ago, KittenKong said:

 

Put 15 people into an elevator designed for 10 and it should be pretty obvious that it's overloaded. And how stupid do you need to be not to understand a warning buzzer, or to ignore it?

I was in a lift in Maya in Chiang Mai and heaps people piled in. Alarm went off saying overloaded (in English) people just kept pushing buttons. I said too many people. People just looking at each other and pushing the buttons. I said much louder and pointed to alarm too many people. A few got out and we were off. 

34 minutes ago, fiddlehead said:

It probably depends where you live. 
Here in Phuket, the Items for sale-Phuket FB page is the quickest way to sell something. 
I've bought and sold on there. 
Tried bahtsold, this site, and craigslist 2 of the 3 are free), but the FB page was the quickest to move my stuff. 

It depends how many are watching in the area you are trying to sell I imagine. 

As far as worldwide, Amazon is king in the US, 

ebay in some countries

FB in others. 

 

I used to buy and sell a fair bit on eBay in Australia. I have tried to sell a number of personal items her in Chiang Mai on Facebook but just seem to attract the people who want things for nothing and want it delivered for that price. Will try ebay here but I have a feeling I am going to get the same result.

4 hours ago, Suradit69 said:

I use eBay in Thailand both to buy and sell things. It's in English. Can't recall if I originally  had to do something with the settings or whatever, but every time I open it, it's in English.

Sometimes the prices shown are in baht, but all the transactions I go through with are denominated in US$.

First time I tried was only Thai. Will have an other look.

Highly recommend Nienke at Lucky Dogs. I board my dog there when I go away. 

1 minute ago, StevieAus said:

My wife and I applied for one in Chiang Mai a few years ago dragged on and on until I told them I would close my account and go elsewhere it seemed to have the required effect as the cards arrived in a few days

Yep, Thats my next step.

Must be an election coming up.

3 hours ago, Juan B Tong said:

The driver of the pole fled the scene.

He was a farang. Polish!!!

18 hours ago, jojothai said:

Thai Embassy should be woken up to join the 21st century and be able to use application on line with payment by card /accept UK cheques but also include DHL process cost if you want it sent to Thailand. 

Same applies to the Thai Embassy in Australia. They only accept money order not card of any type.

17 hours ago, Caxa said:

This is slightly off topic but may be of help to someone reading this thread.

 

If you don't actually need the credit and the only reason you want a Thai credit card is to do “customer not present” transactions – for example buying items or paying bills over the internet - there is an alternative. I only have experience of the K-bank but I believe the other banks have something similar.

 

The K-bank offers a “K-web shopping card”. It is easy to apply for and all you need is an ordinary K-bank savings account. However you do not get a physical card, they simply issue you with a card number, expiry date and CCV code which you can then enter as you would normally. You can set your own transaction limit up to 100,000 baht and extend that limit by arrangement. It is, of course, still a debit card, but then a credit card requires the fixed deposit account anyway.

One of the main reasons I want a CC is to use for PayPal. I have Australian and Thai PayPal accounts. For seller/buyer protection. especially on ebay, the seller needs to post item to registered PayPal address. I could not put a Thai address for my Oz account so opened a Thai account. I linked to my BKK Bank savings account and deposited cash into PayPal so I could make purchase. However I found recently, even though I had the cash in my PayPal account I could not purchase a certain item until I had a backup account to my savings account listed with PayPal. I thought cash backed up by a savings account would be ok, but......... Go figure.

14 minutes ago, SiSePuede419 said:

Have you ever heard of eBay? ?

I used eBay a lot in Australia but here it is in thai. 

18 minutes ago, PAIBKK said:

You don't have a company and a company's Fakebook page...
I know all about it.

<deleted> are you talking about? You lost me. 

7 minutes ago, PAIBKK said:

Yes, money !!!

You're retired, so you have lots of time and money...

Oh really? How do you know if I have lots money or not?

You said Facebook was a waste money. Just wondering how?

4 minutes ago, PAIBKK said:

Fakebook....

A waste of time and money !!!

Money?