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1 hour ago, Balooo said:
Could I use hotspot with that packages?
Because on DTAC website under term & conditions is wrote:"- Uses for BitTorrent, hotspot, commercial purposes or any use that affect the Internet efficiency in general are prohibited."
Anyone has tested?
I don't have a dtac sim at moment to test by myself.
Yes, you can.
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15 minutes ago, daoyai said:While she ignores the real mass shootings by multiple shooters on a daily basis in the urban wasteland... the publicized shootings well noted by her and the media area a tiny percentage of the carnage but that fits the media, left wing, Trump hating narrative.
Are you writing about the police killing unarmed citizens in the U.S.A? I'm guessing that you are not.
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2 hours ago, yogi100 said:
Don't read it then.
What about qualifications and equipment in the post you've just made. Not good.
I made reference to qualifications and equipment with regard to mine and many other people's recommendation. Are you unable to read? Look again. They are there.
So what can you tell about the qualifications and equipment available with regards to your 'recommendation'?
Bad enough that you bumped an eleven month old thread to post it. But worse that there is absolutely no information other than he is "good natured and funny".
Ridiculous.
Their advertising board states "Implants from 45,000 baht". Does he have a 3D scanner at his disposal? Is he an oral surgeon or a General dentist...or just "good natured and funny"?
I think I would prefer an oral surgeon and a hospital for when it comes to invasive surgery.
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it's currently 229 baht + VAT for the 7 day 10 Mbps package.
Go No Limit 1 & 4 Mbps (30 days) still works, as do some other unlimited packs.
You may find some of the relevant codes posted on other threads.
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39 minutes ago, Beardog said:
I just had 7 implants in my front upper teeth done in the states.I personally would avoid at all costs going to Bangkok Pattaya hospital for the implants they did a front upper implant on a friends mouth that chipped in 2 & a half weeks & they told him to pony up more money for a new tooth No Guaranty whatsoever & they charged him a million baht. The U.S. was only $10,500 a tooth . The premium way to have them done is six months after they do the initial work the teeth are installed. Any quicker they do not last as long. You can read up on this I did before getting mine done & all the experts said 6 months to heal before they set the implant -s in. Bone graft is usually a good idea because your bone matter will recede over time & the last thing you want to do is cheap out on an expensive venture & have to start from scratch if it were to fail later.
I would recommend a dentist here but the ones that were good then may not be good now is why for major work I have my home country fix my teeth. At least I have a written
Guaranty when it is done & I know the dentist isn't going to be gone next year. They do tend to come & go in Pattaya.
Good luck on doing it without being put under . Mine was quite painful (cause I did 7 together) But you can get Valium from a clinic cheap 30 baht +the 100-150 for the doctor to see you to take the edge off the experience.
Wish I could give you a good referral but my dentist that I really liked changed once he got popular & charged more & got lazy. Alright for Xrays & a semi decent cleaning but I wouldn't use him for an implant.
Good luck & I would read up on your best plan of attack. Whatever you do don't choke & go for the 1 day miracle.You will have problems later. *If it needs a bone graft it takes time to heal, they cant just screw in the implant over a new graft.
Ms Suwangatte at Phyathai Sri Racha comes highly recommended and has all of the facilities of a hospital at hand. Certainly has been there for more than ten years. Not one of those roaming Implantologists.
You could have had your work done under General for perhaps around US$1320 per tooth plus the cost of Theatre.
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1 hour ago, Yinn said:
Yes
Prayut not care the tourism. Thai people not vote for Prayut. (85/500) Tourist not care about thai government.
Yes, very good. Have 5 star 160,000 villa to cheap clean room for 500 baht.
Easy for thai, good for foreigner.
100 + million will come next three years. 95 million + will have good time!
is same very busy restaurant. Some mistake will happen. Some people disappoint, but most ok.
Some people like complain. Thailand good for them also!
I hope you sink.
Unnecessary. I told you.
You make yourself look the same stupid as the person you call stupid. Understand?
Don't do it. Respect yourself. You don't have to follow their behaviour.
Good to have all points of view on the forum. But if we get angry, we cannot express ourselves in the best way.
So even if you think he is wrong, don't take it personally. I can see his point of view and I can see your point of view. i understand you both.
But if you get angry, you cannot understand what he means. You are only angry.
Maybe he does not use the best words to express his meaning. I think he speaks about the environmental effect of mass tourism on the country and how it affects the local people.
Is the everyday local reaping the benefit or just a privileged few?
As I told you before, when someone is upset, they are not always able to express themselves in the same way. You too.
So don't get angry. We appreciate having your input, I'm sure.
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25 minutes ago, Yinn said:
Everyone welcome if polite. EVERYONE
He said that. I think feel it.
He say angry that Thailand welcome Indian and Chinese.
He think “superiority” them.
Angry thai not agree that.
EVERYONE a welcome to thailand if polite.
i happy for all nice people to come have good time, enjoy. Black, white, Muslim, Chinese, Indian.
No problem for me.
I think Indian family lovely people. Polite, not drunk. But if thred on TVF mention Indian, many member say terrible thing. Everytime. For what?
Want thai to “sink” because we welcome Chinese and India?
His problem.
I guess that many of their words come from the same place as a child or a partner who feels abandoned.
More from hurt and pain.
Maybe you too feel the same, if your partner leaves you for someone else.
Sometimes it brings up many bad feelings. But even though you are angry, it doesn't mean that your love for that person has disappeared.
There are many 'westerners' feeling displaced and upset. I might not agree with everything they say and do, but I try to stand back and look at the whole picture.
I agree that everyone should be welcome and don't like the superiority complex. We all learn from each other.
As to the sex tourist argument..... They have their place. I'm not going to speak for nor against them.
None of my friends are sex tourists. I am certainly not.
From my point of view, Thailand has become an increasingly unattractive prospect. For the reasons I have outlined in my earlier posts. I am very polite, not a sex tourist and have money to spend. Perfect tourist you might think.
So why am I made to feel uncomfortable?
Either way, it's my life and I intend to make the best of it. If they make me feel unwelcome, I simply won't go.
But not everyone reacts the same in a broken relationship. ????
So don't take their words personally. Of course there are some idiots with unpleasant views. Racists are racists. They are completely stupid.
Thais, Indian, Chinese....they are family. You can say what you want about your family. But of course you don't want outsiders to speak badly about your family.
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21 hours ago, Yinn said:
A lot of you guy on TVF. Live in Thailand. Hope thai people to sink.
Will not happen.
Jealousy is not good thing. Hurt your brain. Not mine. 5555555
To be fair, I don't think it is about jealousy. I think many here love Thailand and feel hurt by the perception of being made to feel unwelcome.
It's a positive thing if there are local people to contribute to the discussion. But unfortunate if it turns into a kind of childish back and forth.
Sometimes, in a discussion, you need to take the high ground. Stand back and look at the whole situation. Don't get involved in petty squabbles or you lose sight of what is actually happening.
No one wants the Thai people to sink. They just don't like being made to feel unwelcome after contributing many years of their life to the benefit of the country.
So they want that to change. I guess some think that the only way it will change is when more people feel the pain in their pocket.
So don't blind yourself to the full picture because you decide to only focus on a tiny part of it.
Understand why they are feeling upset in the first place and try to heal their hurt.
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8 hours ago, alfieconn said:
Sorry my mistake it wasn't nearly 15,000 stabbing's it was nearly 15,000 incidents of knife crime, so that obviously makes it ok then ????
London recorded the highest rate of 169 offences involving a knife per 100,000 population in 2018/19.
BBC analysis has revealed that London has 16 of the top 25 knife crime hot spots in England and Wales.
The data from 34 of the 43 police forces include crimes of assault, robbery, sexual offences, the threat to kill, attempted murder, or murder committed with a blade. The report comes as the capital looks set to see the murder rate surpass that of last year, which was already a decade-high level.Analysis in May by the London Assembly’s Conservatives claimed since Labour’s Sadiq Khan became mayor in 2016, the city has seen knife crime rise by 52 per cent.
Are you and the 'Conservatives' hoping to blame knife crime on Sadiq Khan??
QuoteMayor of London Sadiq Khan said the rise in these violent incidents was "unacceptably high", and they were "a national problem that required national solutions from the government"
I hear kids of different hue, shouting that they will cut someone during an argument. Adults too.
What do you suggest should be done?
Weren't knives used in the murder of Stephen Lawrence?
Shall we blame the Conservative government, since they have been in power over these periods?
The BNP has been trying to cover up their spots, unsuccessfully, for many years now.
But they expose their real selves so easily.
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11 hours ago, alfieconn said:Not so much "black townships" and "African ghettoes", but certainly areas where you will see very few English people. If you disagree that there are such areas then i suggest you get out of your bubble and have a good look around areas such as Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Walthamstow, etc and various areas in South London, but obviously not after dark.
If you think nearly 15,000 stabbings in London (2018/2019) is a few idiots then perhaps you need to look at yourself in view of this comment.
See a recent conversation i had with a friend awaiting a hospital appointment, " i hope they don't send me to North Midd hospital, i can't stand going their with all of them foreigners walking around spitting everywhere" suggest you pay it a visit to confirm what she ses.
When your 'friend' next needs to visit a hospital, I suggest she avoids all foreigners, even the doctors and nurses that would treat her.
She can wait for an 'English' doctor or an 'English' nurse. Not 'British' mind you. As no doubt if it weren't for the 'foreigners', you'd be having a go at the Scots and the Welsh and the Irish.
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1 hour ago, yogi100 said:
I worked off Bellenden Rd for four years and have lived near there all my life so far.
You 'embrace' multiculturalism, I do not. Let's just leave it at that.
Another thing about your statement which confuses.... If you are against 'multi-culturalism, does that mean that you are against Westerners being allowed to migrate to Thailand and God forbid, enter into any form of sexual congress with the women from a different culture?
Do you mean that you are ok with multi-culturalism, as long as it benefits you?
That explanation somehow fits with the narrative of the tables being turned. That perhaps you don't believe in multiculturalism, but you are happy enough to be blind to it when you are exploiting the situation.
Not so happy when the tables are turned and you feel like the exploited. Now you are complaining about how you are being priced out of Thailand and made to feel unwelcome.
The irony....
Please, clarify.
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56 minutes ago, yogi100 said:
I worked off Bellenden Rd for four years and have lived near there all my life so far.
You 'embrace' multiculturalism, I do not. Let's just leave it at that.
If you've lived there for most of your life, then you would know that is has been multi-cultural around there for tens of years. Minimum of forty years, since one of my friends was born on the Chadwick Road there.
So it's strange that you state having lived near there, since it has been 'multi-cultural' for as long as I remember.
So how old are you that you appear to have a concern about it now being 'multi-cultural'?
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6 hours ago, yogi100 said:Try Brixton and Peckham in South London.
And I'd hardly call them idiots. People who go round stabbing others often fatally are violent thuggish savages, anyway that's what I and others call them.
One of my neighbours was mugged a few months ago by a young black man. He did not just rob her he beat the daylights out of her in broad daylight at the same time.
She is in her early sixties and will not leave her home alone any more. She and her husband are looking at joining white flight and moving out of London all together. Luckily they can afford to.
I was in Brixton two nights ago. Travelled there from my home in Pimlico. Good pizza restaurant there. Franco Manca. Met a senior official from the Department for International Development whilst I was eating. Interesting.
Was in Peckham yesterday, as they don't have an ALDI near where I live. So I have to travel if I want to visit one for any reason. Though I do have four Waitrose, a Sainsbury's superstore and an M&S nearby.
Peckham is a bustling area with lots of students. A mix of long term residents of all hues, new people moving in. Was in the Bellenden Road area with friends just the other day. Have you been there?
Perhaps your problem is that you act like an outsider and therefore are an outsider. Afraid of anything that looks different.
I am not afraid. This is my London. Best city in the world. Get out there. I'm in a different part of London almost every day.
I love South London. Amazing architecture. Lots of character. Beautiful green spaces.
Wherever I go, no matter which area, I greet people with a "good morning" if I'm out bright and early, training.
I don't see life in the way that you do.
If I see anyone not respecting my city, they get an earful. Throw rubbish on the ground and I'll be asking them why they are doing so.
See an argument, I'll try to diffuse it before it goes too far.
I can go through areas that are predominantly Portuguese or South Asian or......so what? I can get some authentic foodstuffs.
Life is what you make it. You can sit around slagging off everything around you or you can make the best of your days.
So you won't see me slagging off the British women like many do, in describing their own in a derogatory fashion. Nor will I slag off my country, as many do did in proclaiming Thailand as the best thing since sliced bread. Many are now eating their words.
I just try to love everything I do, where ever I am.
So no, I don't subscribe to your categorising people because of the shade of their skin.
I've tried both Brixton and Peckham and probably any area you care to describe.
I have friends who grew up there and have visited often. I travail most areas throughout West and South London and some areas of North London. Haven't spent that much time in East London, other than areas near the river.
What's your plan? To ask all immigrants to leave? Perhaps we can go back and ask the Danes to not invade.
Some people just need someone to blame for their miserable lives. London is great.
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7 hours ago, alfieconn said:
Not so much "black townships" and "African ghettoes", but certainly areas where you will see very few English people. If you disagree that there are such areas then i suggest you get out of your bubble and have a good look around areas such as Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Walthamstow, etc and various areas in South London, but obviously not after dark.
If you think nearly 15,000 stabbings in London (2018/2019) is a few idiots then perhaps you need to look at yourself in view of this comment.
See a recent conversation i had with a friend awaiting a hospital appointment, " i hope they don't send me to North Midd hospital, i can't stand going their with all of them foreigners walking around spitting everywhere" suggest you pay it a visit to confirm what she ses.
15,000 stabbings??!! I defy you to me the evidence. I'll accept any kind of statistic. Exactly the kind of person that I described earlier. Reading without understanding.
No doubt you are equating 'knife crime' with stabbings.
I actually visit all of those areas and more, even when dark(best time to do training when there is not much traffic polluting the air) and haven't witnessed any "township violence". Nor even any threatening behaviour.
You comments are beneath contempt. Your friend too sounds like a 'winner'. Birds of a feather and all that.
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4 hours ago, johng said:
Maybe her lights where not working or obscured by stuff in the basket on the front..???
Many trucks have very inadequate reflective safety measures..either they have fallen off or obscured buy crud..same with brake and indicator lights...then you have the ultimate warning system of a branch placed 2 meters in front of the obstacle.
R.I.P Urairat Suksawaeng
Scary.
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On 9/7/2019 at 5:41 PM, yogi100 said:I've lived all my life in London.
There are way too many people chasing way too few homes and way too few decent well paying jobs and yet more people are being allowed to pour in every day.
The Grenfell Tower tragedy summed things up. Immigrants who were mainly claiming welfare being packed into a block of flats from which there was no escape in the event of a fire.
In 1945 there were 2.5 billion people in the world. There are now around 7.5 billion and many of them want to live in our comparatively prosperous Western nations.
We used to hear of the black townships in South Africa yet overlook the fact that there are now black townships in London. The violent crime that was associated with these African ghettos is now being replicated in London.
Someone earlier cracked a joke about stab vests. It's no laughing matter if you live near one of these London townships particularly if you have sons or grandsons.
I too live in London. I fancy myself as a bit of an explorer. Seeking out new places.
I've yet to discover these "black townships" and "African ghettoes". Where can I find them? Exact locations and I'll take a look for myself.
Township violence? Have you taken leave of your senses? More like kids being encouraged to attack each other.
Apart from a few idiots stabbing each other, you'll see more violence in a city centre up north after a night of drinking.
I fail to understand why you brought Grenfell into it. That had more to do with the policies of that particular council, who also failed to heed the repeated warnings given by the Residents Association, that a tragedy was imminent.
Do you think they were all sitting on their backsides? No doubt many had low paid jobs and there were others who owned their apartments.
Immigrants fuel the wealth of the "comparatively wealthy western nations". They do the jobs that the people already there don't want to do.
See how the country would fare, if all of the 'immigrants' got up and left. Where would we draw the line as to who should leave?
Immigrants who arrived within the past five years? Ten years? Fifty years?
It's a well worn theme to blame the newest wave of immigrants for the ills of the country.
On the one hand one could blame the Poles for undercutting the Brits and doing a better job. On the other, thank goodness we have hard working people who will do the job at a reasonable price.
If you don't have the willing labour, you have to put up with idiots holding you to ransom. Maybe turning up for work, maybe not.
A sense of entitlement. Enraged when someone else comes along, offering to do the job for much less and happy to live five to a small apartment in order to save money for a better life.
Same thing happens around the world. That's why you have Burmese, Laotian, Cambodians going to work in Thailand.
Things don't stay the same.
That's possibly why you loved Thailand. it took you back to more simple days. Unfortunately, the same thing has occurred there too. Changing policies affect us all.
Blaming immigrants for your ills isn't the way forward. Some are good for the country and some are not.
Black township and African ghettoes? Listen to yourself man. You are totally out of touch.
I went past a Territorial Army base the other day. Almost every single young person who filtered out was black. Very many looked African, to my eyes.
So they, at some point, could be fighting for your/their country.
Have some respect for yourself, rather than to repeat, parrot fashion, some nonsense from the likes of The Sun, Daily Express, Telegraph et al.
I went to school with Africans and Caribbeans. Their families are more conservative and education aware than anyone you are likely to meet.
But if choose to believe that a few drug dealing idiots is all their is, you are doing them and yourself, an injustice.
Don't join the ranks of the ignorant. There are idiots of every nationality.
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8 hours ago, dddave said:
Sorry to stray OT. I had a Roku stick, couldn't figure out how to use it through my VPN, gave up and went another direction.
I gave it to a friend last week and deleted my account but he is having great difficulty setting up his own account, keeps defaulting to my email address. Any suggestions? Also, how do you have your Roku set up to work in Thailand? I'm not technically very savvy and couldn't do it.
https://support.roku.com/en-gb/article/208757008-how-do-i-factory-reset-my-roku-streaming-device-
To get the full function in Thailand, you would need to configure your Router, so as for the connection to appear to be from the U.K/EU/U.S.A.
But if you don't have that option, you can use it for the non-geographically blocked channels or for Streaming Torrents(needs a subscription).
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3 hours ago, pattayadude said:
you are absolutely correct. I have been in and out of thailand the last 20 years and I have always complained about Thai attitude being rough, arrogant, loud, condescending and even violent at times towards farangs and this is about both, their men AND their women! Maybe the $hit finally hit the fan and visitors/farangs finally realized this and decided they ain't coming back.
too much more can be said on this topic but I should stop here since I left Thailand a while ago and now living in the Philippines/the actual "Land of Smiles" and very happy to live among people who are MUCH friendlier, easy to communicate with and where life is less expensive in general. The women are sweet,friendly, romantic and one can actually have long conversations with them. On a final note, they love to sing in your ear any song between 1950s and 2019 IN ENGLISH and they are perfect with the lyrics. These are things Thailand lacked during my entire stay and I was not even aware of it.
In other news; https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/10/04/gunmen-abductelderly-british-man-filipino-wife-beach-resort/
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10 minutes ago, GalaxyMan said:
It seems as though you're being deliberately obtuse. It is very clear that the poster was referring to the exchange rate, not what basket of goods the money would buy. In baht, we are getting approximately 50% more for each USD. As for inflation of goods prices, where has it not gone up the same amount, if not more?
Are you continuing his nonsense? How can you discuss exchange rates without discussing relative values?
It's like saying that your great grandmother was 66 years old when she died and she is still 66 years old and therefore younger than your mother.
If doesn't make any sense in the real world.
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8 hours ago, thaibook said:
I was just happening the other day to be looking at some old papers from the early 80s. Among them were some hotel price lists, in THB and USD. The exchange rate was USD 1 = THB 20. So expatriates now gt 50% more for their dollar.
It all depends on where you start and the currencies you use. Obviously if most of your earnings is in one currency and most of your spend in another there will be periods when you benefit more and others when you lose out. It is simple basic economics. One needs to adjust tot he world and not always expect the world to adjust to one's desires.
What on earth are you asserting??!!
Of course they are not getting 50% more, when basic items are 400% more expensive.
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9 minutes ago, Srikcir said:
We don't speak, we don't hear and we don't see.
Sad to see them cower in the political corner.
No longer an Opposition.
Perhaps you don't understand the adage, "He that fights and runs away, May turn and fight another day; But he that is in battle slain, Will never rise to fight again".
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Just now, Just Weird said:
"He asked if it were possible and my answer was that it is, utilising a method wherein an authorisation code is utilised.
What Bangkok Bank offers is a Cardless cash withdrawal".
You would be right if not for the fact that the BBL transfer service is not a "Cardless Cash Withdrawal" as that is not a service offered yet. But, if it was, by extension using your logic, a SWIFT transfer, for example, would also be a cardless cash withdrawal, and it's not.
Pedanticism doesn't enter into it.
Sorry, but not even bothering to read your post, since it most certainly will not advance the thread in any way.
More likely just to continue a pointless argument or simply to pander to your ego.
have a nice day instead.
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3 hours ago, Tayaout said:
I don't know which bank offer this but some cash transfer service like Everex allow cardless withrawal in Thailand ATM.
I think perhaps three Thai banks have the service via ATM and at least one, Bangkok Bank in this case, is administered via their branch network.
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My experience with their support was awful. Really dire. The staff themselves are fine. It's just the system. Totally unworkable. Took months to get my issue resolved, Where it could take a day or two, conventionally.