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Sure, ME TOO!!! If I can have my chosen lifestyle with a less stressful job, I will do something else. And this is valid for every single human being on this planet. SO WHAT? You are just perpetrating the stigma that prostitution is inherently bad, therefore people who do it must have problems. Why someone would choose to <deleted> a stranger twice a week when s/he could be happy working in a factory 40 hours a week for 1/4 of the revenue? " No decent human being who has ever had a daughter would ever want this life for their own daughter, so why would you want it for someone else's daughter. Please, have just a little empathy and compassion." This is the best bit. No one wants, and who wants (and there are plenty, specially in Thailand) isn't decent. You are just judging from a moral point of view. TBH, I've seen far worse things than prostuiion in the Thai culture.

You forget one bit: with as little effort as it is now. And I can grant you that if anyone living in thailand would be interested in making 100k++ bath/month working a few hours a day. You know, you CAN earn that much money. But you have to work your ass off since you are young. And it's valid in every country. Last time I dated a girl, she was a graduated at college, she was working full time as a teacher in a private school and she owned a couple of coffee boots. No kids. And yet, guess what she was doing for some extra cash

This is simply not true. For Thais sex isn't a taboo and they grew up with an obsession for money. There are plenty of women who don't have any necessity but do it to buy extra goodies.

Since in Germany it's legal and managed, the figures are close to reality. For most countries the figures are based on estimations and should be picked with a grain of salt.

true, but if you go around scamming people sooner or later this kind of things are going to happen. Since he has a dashcam, I wonder why the part when he receives the money wasn't released.

I have to agree, same experience in Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket e Hua Hin. Nowadays I always take grab cars and bikes, it cost a little more but it's scam free.

Well, the first time I went in Pattaya I took a tuk tuk. We agreed for a price, he took more than an hour taking the wrong way despite I showed him the destination on google maps (100 m from walking street) and he refused go give me the change because "he lost too much time" over the doubling the fare. If you go around playing your game like this, sooner than later you are going to <deleted> with the wrong person. Once a driver charged me 200 for a 500mt ride because "my luggage was to heavy". And he freaking didn't even help me putting it in the trunk. A month ago I took a bike in beach road ang agree for 30 bath to walking street (it was a 5 minute walk, but I had a bag and was really hot). Once arrived he wanted 100 bath. In general I've been scammed from drivers in Thailand so many times that I'm surprised this kind of incidents are so rare. Mind me, nothing justifies violence, but if you scam the wrong person this is what is going to happen, or even worse.

Lucky you. If you were a freelancer like me you'd know it's impossible to get a B Visa. I'm not aware of the US rules about VISAs (a country, btw, that I'm not a huge fan of), nor I'm interested on the topic, which isn't the one in discussion. Have a nice day

Still, I'm generally more concerned about what is right (at least in my opinion) than what is lawful in a strict sense. Actually, I never said that those who don't abide the law shouldn't be held accountable. But since I think that a minor administrative infraction isn't a fact of the broad interested for the community, I suppose it's more useful to debate a bit about the rules that regulate life in Thailand for us foreigner. I also think that a strict talk about laws in a country with a corruption index of 36/100 (the lower the worst) it's a bit pretentious. We all know how the law is bent or ignored on a daily basis, specially for minor infractions, at the point that is far more interesting discussing about the reasons when it's applied. Have a nice day.

Hello, I need an helping hand for a fatigue job in Bkk at a congruent tarif. Unskilled task under supervision. Any of you know someone I may call or can point me out in my research? Thank you

Or maybe make more sensible rules? Tbh the rules about working in Thailand are medioeval

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Thank you, do you have personal experience with their service?

Hello, my mobile (xiaomi) has stopped recharging and I'm looking for a reliable place to get it fixed quickly for a reasonable price (I live close to Sukhumvit - Phra Khanong). Does anyone have suggestions? Thank you

thank you, I've fixed the problem

My sim suddenly stopped working (can't make any call or use mobile data, but I have a full package bundled with my home internet connection and it's unlimited) and I can't find a way to communicate in English with TRUE. I tried 1242 and the live chat but there isn't any English option. Can anyone help? Thanks

Well, I stayed in Patong at an hotel next to Hooters I walked by it every day. That one was very well placed, from there people can get the live music from the hardrock cafe and there are no other places nearby to sit down.

In Italy there isn't an extra day off, but you get paid to compesate

Yeah, filling the army with thugs and young criminals, giving them weapons, power and a chance of career seems a great idea. What could be go wrong?

it's not only about job... it's about reading any scientific document, international news, culture products from books to movies. I'm not a native speaker but english is really important in my life

Good, now with that money found a collective of the victims families, hire a bunch of lawyers and sue the police for negligence, both in civil and penal court. The police allowed the men into the ranks covering up for his behavior for years and should be held responsible.

Maybe they can start making feasible to start a small business under boi for foreigners...

It seems to me an overlap with the smart visa program, only with even more requisite. Getting a smart visa was already a real hassle and it took months of paperwork

Actually I live in a comfy condo in Phra Khanong and I don't spend much more than 30.000, without giving up anything, and I have 100k+/month net salary. So don't assume, not all lifestyles are the same

I know PEO isn't the best. The figure I suggested were after the PEO cut. Unfortunately I don't have enough budget to start a proper company or branch in Thailand at the moment, so I don't have much choice. On the plus side, as company representative I live and work in BKK already so it's up to me to select and then engage and motivate the team.