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Will be in Pattaya soon to buy pawned jewelries, mainly neck chains and bracelets 14-18 k gold,

can any TV member recommend the best and biggest pawn shops for such items?

What is that on their shirts? Domino Pizza delivery number?!!

I called that number but no one answers....

"He would be charged of overstaying his visa first and deported later," some how I think that this

charge will not give him restless nights of sleep....

The man thought, and quite rightly so, that being a dumb ass, probably his country

counterpart are the same, and tried his luck, surly you can blame a man for trying?

Looking to buy 10-20 Rai of land anywhere in the north of the country, preferably away from villages, communities and temples,, away from main roads, no particular soil quality, availability of water, electricity

and access no major issue, willing to pay anywhere from 50,000-80,000 baht per Rai.

Please provide all details possible of said land.. thank you...

It has become known that if you're involve in politics in Thailand there is a certain degree of certainty

that you, your spouses and your extended family will be under the hammer if and when things turns

ugly, which in this case it had and it will be worse, and if you can't stand it than hide somewhere till

the some kind of "amnesty" is being touted around again...

Yes, you have missed Old Pats, but with plenty of cash....

Do something about the real issues, then less people would find less to complain about.

Human nature it's what it is....

Hmm. Interesting. I've never had a problem with Scoot thus far, but thanks for the warning.

Contrary to some of what has been said above, I've had less problems with Air Asia as regards timeliness than ever I had with Thai Airways or Qantas, so I don't accept the generalisation about low cost airlines, not in the case of AA anyway.

In deed, of all the LLC airlines around AA is the least troublesome and it's on-time records

are exemplary....

OP: Sorry to hear of your woes. The practices below have good reputations. Suggest you contact the Partner responsible for dispute resolution. It may be worth your while to have one of them to get a member of legal staff to review your issues and have them outline a strategy on how to address the legal issues, indicative timelines and fees; they will not be inexpensive. Alternatively possibly they have an association with a Phuket based practice they can recommend?

Only an assumption, but if it went to Court, I would guess it would be difficult to get enforcement in a reasonable amount of time as ex would just appeal to get more time or possibly move elsewhere. Could always ask that bail is not offered as a flight risk...

http://www.tilleke.com/

http://www.bakermckenzie.com/Thailand/

It may be useful to contact AFP if husband has busines dealings in Oz, doubt they could assist for financial crime/fraud comitted in Thailand, but at least he would be on their radar if his name popped up in the future.

Yes the above firms are reputable, but very expensive, expensive far beyond their scope of

help, I should know, I have used one of them in the past...

ok..i found it on their website.... You not going to get good answers from anyone else, except them.

They have a search option and a FAQ page for people who need more info...

Here it is.

An all-in fare comprises of the base fare and including,

1. A non-refundable processing fee that is applicable for payments via credit, debit or charge card.
2. Fuel surcharges, carbon offset surcharge (for flights to/from Europe) and airport taxes (except for selected airports where airport tax is collected at the point of departure).

Also note that,

1. All fares are quoted for single journey (one-way) only
2. All taxes must be paid at the time of purchase unless otherwise stated
3. Foreign fares are subjected to currency exchange rates

courtesy of......http://www.airasia.com/ask/template.do?id=481&name=What+is+an+all-in+fare%3f

I bag to differ...

Fuel surcharges and airport taxes are an add no, not inclusive in the all-in,

2 days ago they have advertised all-in one way 920 baht to PP, no such fare exist,

the cheapest one way is 1,900 baht, plus all the add on and the extra come out to 5,500

baht return,

I have been flying with AA pretty much since they have started and I got some amazing good deals

from them, however, it never cease to amaze me when the put out a 'special all-in fare' of say, b.920

to several destinations and when attempting to book such fare, there isn't 920 baht fare or even close

to it,

I wish AA will either stop using the all-in misleading catchphrase, or alternatively, offer the published

fare in deeds,

I would have love to hear a response from AA, explain what the 'all-in' means or entrails....

May there be years of happiness ahead for them.

And lots and lots of pillow biting....

1) ระวังหน่อยนะ มันเปราะบาง

2) นวดเบาๆ อย่าใช้แรงมาก

So now we're suppose to read Thai? I thing the OP wanted it written phonetically in English...

Typo, it should read I think... beside reading it and pronouncing it correctly are two different

things..... unlike English...

1) ระวังหน่อยนะ มันเปราะบาง

2) นวดเบาๆ อย่าใช้แรงมาก

So now we're suppose to read Thai? I thing the OP wanted it written phonetically in English...

Like the old saying goes... new broom sweeps well...

Maybe when you start referring to those scum murderers as terrorists an and not militant or insurgents

you will start to understand that this is a huge problem on your hand, and the way the army/government is going about it is completely useless and wrong..

It took 20 odd years for our swampy airport to get from drawing to realty, it could be the

very well same here...

Hang some old Cd's on fishing line near it's favorite perches as they spin the reflection scares them.

I think you're confusing them with flies... those birds are the worst annoying and useless

creatures, however, I did noticed that they seem to be seasonal to some degree as they

disappear fro few months only to come back with a vengeance....

The real question that should be asked here is, dose the Islamic bank fund, support, facilitate or enable

any kind of monetary assistant to radical groups, i.e. so called "freedom fighters" of any descriptions?

as far as I know, the answer will most likely be YES, judging from other Islamic banks and financial

institutions in other places around the world, namely the middle east, north Africa that have close ties

and affiliations with radical extremist groups...

So, would I put my money with them? not even for 100% interests return...

'Politics Makes Strange Bedfellows'