curledbean

On 6/18/2019 at 12:57 PM, Jingthing said:

An example of the type of post this topic is supposed to be about.

 

Do you know the restaurant TIGGLEBITTIES? 

They have American, Americanized Mexican, and Thai foods.

They are not convenient to people without vehicles.

 

Well no problem.

You can use their delivery service website. Last orders at 6:30. Delivery free in some areas (I think) or a larger area with an order of at least 250.

 

Order online here and when they accept your order they will tell you when they are coming.

https://www.hotmeals2u.com/

 

Tigglebitties restaurant, the delivery site doesn't include all their dishes.

 

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g293919-d6208961-Reviews-Tigglebitties-Pattaya_Chonburi_Province.html

 

My experience with them is that the food is comforting and of decent but not gourmet quality, with HUGE portions (very American), definitely good value for money, and the delivery was even quicker than promised. 

 

After your first order your location and contact information will be stored, so even easier on later orders.

Best brekkie for me with their FREE delivery!~!

On my laptop thai house no airco..

7 minutes ago, Kerryd said:

Where is that pic from ?

Jomtien taken this morning.

Yes Closed

20 hours ago, tomazbodner said:

It was ordered from phone. Phone has a SIM. SIM is registered. Phone has serial number. It gets sent to network operator when the SIM connects to the network. If Wifi was used, IP address was recorded. IP can be traced back to specific internet router, and by that to specific internet connection. If this is done from home, the owner of the internet connection can be found - deep logging that most routers take would have a cache of MAC addresses that have connected. If this is public location, on top of that there would likely be CCTV cameras, and with date/time, it could be checked who was around, then trace the IMEI and use outside cameras to track person who used public Wifi and then moved out to know who at the premise was the one who did the order.

 

In any case, should police assist, the culprits can be found. This basically falls under computer crimes, and they went after offenders for far less.

Your not in Europe!!! to much thinking to solve a case...lol