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Patanawet

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  1. The Tops requirement for free home delivery at present is at least 888 baht net order, after any discounts/coupons.

    The larger, related Central Food Halls (CentralWorld, Central Chidlom, Thong Lor, etc.) sometimes have the same promotions and sometimes have different, separate ones. But they have a higher requirement for free home delivery, being 1,500 baht per order.

    Tesco has a flat 60 baht charge for home delivery, regardless of how small or large the order is.

    I enquired at Emquartier about home delivery ----- they sent me an email stating that they have free home delivery from their Gourmet supermarket on orders over 10,000 Baht.

    By the way, has anyone tried the Japanese watermelon at Emquartier at the bargain price of 9,999 Baht. Probably kept it under 10k to avoid the free delivery!

  2. The Bisto gravy granules ,in tubs are a lot cheaper,and is

    what i use.

    regards worgeordie

    Strange economics.

    The gravy powder makes litres more gravy than the tub of granules.

    I have to confess though that I love the Bisto cheese sauce granules but can't find them in Bangkok.

  3. What has happened to iMobile?

    I was happy with my iMobile but wanted to take it for repair. In the past, they had a very nice shop and service centre in MBK (Bangkok). Service was completed within 3 hours.

    This time the shop is gone and the 'service department' reduced to 3 boys (no English) sitting at a small desk by the lifts on the 4th floor armed, seemingly, only with a multimeter.

  4. I have a problem with the same True vision remote.My volume button and my mute button have both stopped working.Any of you guys got any ideas about that ?

    thanx in advance.

    Go to the nearest true vision shop, they will replace it for free.

    Yes, I regularly/frequently have to replace one of mine for the same reason. I do it at Fortune Town in Bangkok ---- the staff seem quite used to it and don't ask for documentation. They must have hundreds in that back room.

  5. Also it looks like, the s7 selling in Thailand is a dual-sim version, can anyone confirm this ?

    I have the J7 ( much cheaper version of S7) and it is dual SIM. I think that most mobiles on sale in Thailand have dual SIM versions.

    PS, as an edit, I am really happy with the J7; I can't imagine what more the S7 can have that would make it about 15K Baht more expensive. Anyone know?

    Much faster processor, but better quality screen, much higher build quality, more hardware built in for a start.

    So yes, it's far superior to the J7 (which isn't a cheaper version of the S7 on any planet).

    Thanks Jass. I sit corrected.

  6. Also it looks like, the s7 selling in Thailand is a dual-sim version, can anyone confirm this ?

    I have the J7 ( much cheaper version of S7) and it is dual SIM. I think that most mobiles on sale in Thailand have dual SIM versions.

    PS, as an edit, I am really happy with the J7; I can't imagine what more the S7 can have that would make it about 15K Baht more expensive. Anyone know?

  7. I can maybe understand the confirmation of address (smells like a Certificate of Residence....which you can get from either Immigration or your embassy/consulate).....but how does either Immigration or your embassy/consulate confirm the validity of a passport? I've never even seen a form which would do that. Goofy.

    Edit: To confirm the validity of the passport, maybe take a video of an Immigration official or embassy/consulate official holding your passport and saying "Hmmm....looks okay to me!"

    When you get a new passport the embassy issues a letter addressed to immigrations confirming that they issued the new passport. It can't be that difficult to do, assuming the embassy is willing to be helpful. Passport number, date of issue, date of expiry. Not rocket science, as they say. The same would/could apply to immigrations.

    The U.K. embassy will issue a certified copy of passport for about 1800 Baht. It takes about half a day.

  8. @ Hjernestimulanz

    A man walked into a BAR - an IRON BAR

    OUCH

    ok old man

    Thanks for the unsolicited, ad hominum attack

    This "old man" bench presses 300 pounds

    And I would tip 20 - 50 baht for one drink only - to respect your query

    All the Best

    50 bath is alot of % if you only pay 80 baht, dont you think?

    I'd have to check on the price of a bath in Home Pro first.

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