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Tired of all the rip-offs. Get yourself a motorcycle. Cheaper than any kind of other transportation. (About 1 THB/km)

I have a nice Honda Air Blade for sale, here on Thaivisa classifieds.

A russian hit squat ??? AMATEURS !!!

Probably a couple of russian alcoholics beating up a guy for a couple of bottles Wodka.

BTW the Russian Maffia has the Pattaya Police on their paylist. In October 2012 a very good friend of mine had to flee out of Pattaya or better say Thailand. On some evening, at closing time, he got some russians in his good running Italian Restaurant in Pattaya, telling him to sell his restaurant for a couple of Baht or.... He pressed charges at Pattaya Police, telling him: "if you not come to Thailand, never happen" ! A day later the russians came back telling him that he missed his flight back to Europe. He got beaten up seriously and had to stay in the Bangkok Hospital for weeks. Together with his Thai lawyer, he pressed charges at Pattaya Police. They told him: "if ....."! He ended up signing the documents for the transfer and receiving 1 THB for his restaurant... This story is wellknown in Europe while many European newspapers have published this story. I never seen it published in Thailand otherwise they wouldn't be smiling in the LOS. I have heard from potential European investors that they were NOT going to invest in Thailand due to this story. But who cares....

If you have a good running business in Pattaya or Phuket, it will eighter be taken over by the Thai but in most cases by the Russian Maffia.

A strong Baht is OK for importers Bt28/1US$ (^a) ??? It is terrible for the government as import taxes are a percentage of the total costs before importing. Bt31/1US$ (^b)is 11% extra income for the government on import taxes.

If something costs 10 US$ shipping included. It would have had cost in Bt

(^a) 280 THB + import tax.

(^b) 310 THB + import tax.

So also the retailer wants it's 11% back and the price will be 11% more expensive. And I still have to mention the sales tax of 7%. This also increases with 11%. Who gets fuc_k up? Yes, the consumer. Who is the BIG winner? The government because it receives 11% more taxes on imported items.

Who is buying imported items? Right the people that can affort them.

My question for Kittiratt: Are you planning to buy an imported item that is f*cking expensive ??? If not. Shut up and go back to school, ~d~ot !!!

Let the Bt/USD be 30THB/USD. I counts a lot easier for the tourists. It is way better for the export. Purchase prices will be lower outside Thailand.

Thailand is exports more than it imports, so Thailand will have more benefit with a lower rate. Also for investors it will be way more interesting when they get 31 THB for their Dollar than when they get 28 THB.

By the way. The Euro is rising again. Also compared to the USDollar. Probably because they need a lot of extra Euros in July 2013 and in January 2014 when Croatia and Letvia are the Euro as their currency. We have to keep an eye on those rates.

PS. How about the GOLD - Bt prices. How much more expensive is gold now as 3 weeks ago? Count this also in percentage.

Eventualy you will see that Thailand is richer now than 3 weeks ago.

What I mean is that the GOLD price, compared to the Thai Baht, did NOT rise 11%. To my knowledge is has only risen for 1,7% in the past 3 weeks. Thailand became 11 - 1,7% => 9,3 % richer in 3 weeks.

Anyone agrees / disagrees?

So buy GOLD in Thailand and sell it outside Thailand (i.e. Eurozone or USA), exchange that currency in Thai Baht. And see your money grow....

A strong Baht is OK for importers Bt28/1US$ (^a) ??? It is terrible for the government as import taxes are a percentage of the total costs before importing. Bt31/1US$ (^b)is 11% extra income for the government on import taxes.

If something costs 10 US$ shipping included. It would have had cost in Bt

(^a) 280 THB + import tax.

(^b) 310 THB + import tax.

So also the retailer wants it's 11% back and the price will be 11% more expensive. And I still have to mention the sales tax of 7%. This also increases with 11%. Who gets fuc_k up? Yes, the consumer. Who is the BIG winner? The government because it receives 11% more taxes on imported items.

Who is buying imported items? Right the people that can affort them.

My question for Kittiratt: Are you planning to buy an imported item that is f*cking expensive ??? If not. Shut up and go back to school, ~d~ot !!!

Let the Bt/USD be 30THB/USD. I counts a lot easier for the tourists. It is way better for the export. Purchase prices will be lower outside Thailand.

Thailand is exports more than it imports, so Thailand will have more benefit with a lower rate. Also for investors it will be way more interesting when they get 31 THB for their Dollar than when they get 28 THB.

By the way. The Euro is rising again. Also compared to the USDollar. Probably because they need a lot of extra Euros in July 2013 and in January 2014 when Croatia and Letvia are the Euro as their currency. We have to keep an eye on those rates.

PS. How about the GOLD - Bt prices. How much more expensive is gold now as 3 weeks ago? Count this also in percentage.

Eventualy you will see that Thailand is richer now than 3 weeks ago.

Also in the Gulf of Thailand you can find these lethal one's.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chironex_fleckeri

I am still waiting for 75,000 THB, withdrown from my Bangkok Bank account in January 2012, which is over 16 months ago.

It would have been done with credit card transactions, while I have never used the credit card I got from the Bangkok Bank. I only use the debit card they have supplied me.

Well. One scumbag farang less in Thailand. Many to go.

QUOTE "The Special Operation officers showed their identities and asked to search the suspects. Police found 19 fake electronic cards hiding in Mr. Prodanov’s right trouser pockets, and found other 18 cards in Mr. Cassaky’s shoulder bag. The bank checked and found that the information in the cards was from France and Britain."

19 + 18 = 37 Not 27 !!!

Real French names ???

My banking account at the Bangkok Bank got robbed for more than 75,000 THB by someone using my credit card number, expiration date and CVC-code, I only had for 2 months, over a year ago on internet payments. I had several proves that it wasn't me. I have never used the creditcard except in ATM of the same Bangkok Bank. I have filled a complaint at the police station. I haven't seen 1 THB back yet. Officially it is still under investigation by the Bangkok Bank.

I will never see this money again, is my opinion.