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In Chiang Mai I needed one to sell a motorbike and change ownership of a another bike, that was a couple of years ago, I had the yellow book as well, seemed like this rule was only in Chiang Mai province. Was an easy process to get the pink card, cost me 70bt, have to take a Thai witness as well.

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Here's another one with the same reputation, not far from 67 karaoke. It's called Black Club. https://maps.app.goo.gl/jv8J7t4Bbpot1T9t7

Thanks Jesus

This one was recently in the news. They regularly change the name of the venue. 'For over 10 years, this same location has notoriously assaulted, robbed, and scammed tourists & thais alike in Chiang Mai. There are even rumors of murders occurring here. Police are intimately familiar with it, and regularly “negotiate deals” with scammed victims while ensuring the scam machine continues to operate. My question is what would it theoretically take to get this sort of criminal operation shut down for good? Is it simply out of the question due to police corruption? The bars current name is “67 bar”, with many recent reports of tourists being extorted & assaulted for 50,000+ baht. This is not the only scam clip joint of its type in chiang mai, but it seems to be the most brazen and prominent. The shop is next to an unrelated, innocent eatery with address.' 35/4 Sridonchai Rd, Tambon Chang Khlan, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai

Ah the old 'Benidorm Brits' line 😅😅, time of the month hun?

Just on Aljazeera news,

Bet they're relieved as well 😏

Bruce Lee sorted him out 😉

https://youtu.be/9foi342LXQE?si=3cHYcQin6px7R7gw

2003 when I first visited, great staff, still friends with one of the staff but she wasn't from that era. John used to run a tight ship, never missed a thing, his wife runs the new venue, she always shakes her head when he rolls up.😉 which isn't very often.

Price?

Where's it say he's from Hackney?

This is from 2023 from Richard Barrow, doesn't say if car or motorcycle. '117 foreigners died in road accidents in #Thailand this year. Another 4,095 were injured. Many with life changing injuries. Just the last week alone, 14 foreigners were killed in road accidents.'