prakhonchai nick
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South African woman gets life sentence reduced in Thailand
prakhonchai nick replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
As a farang, better to murder someone and get 8 years, than life reduced to 33 years for merely signing for a package!- 206 replies
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16 more people to be questioned over Forex-3D Ponzi scam
prakhonchai nick replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The Cambodian border is going to be extra busy this coming week! -
Saw a pick-up truck in Buriram yesterday. Rear cargo area loaded up to a heght of some 1.5 metres. Atop the load were 4 men sitting with no cares in the world. Just hope an emergency stop was not required!
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Once the teams of lawyers have done their due diligence over the 14,000 "investors", there won't be anything left to share out- apart from amongst themselves!
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WRLife medical insurance - experiences?
prakhonchai nick replied to bradiston's topic in Health and Medicine
When buying any product. if the purchaser cannot get the required information about the product, then the simple and best solution is to seek to buy an alternative! -
Commerce Ministry Rejects Instant Noodle Price Rise
prakhonchai nick replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Simple solution. If the manufacturers cannot make ends meet. STOP PRODUCTION. -
https://www.pattayamail.com/latestnews/news/siem-reap-follows-pattaya-out-of-the-ghost-town-era-405873
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Since the UK is now out of the EU, and new blue UK passports are now being issued, why is ones date of birth, and the issue and expiry date of the new passport written in both English and FRENCH????????????
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Does anyone know whether a beneficiary (usually a wife husband or partner) can be named on a savings account, so that upon death the money automatically transfers to the beneficiary. Have recently been advised that someone has this from Kasikorn, but my earlier enquiries suggested it was not possible. Then only way to avoid Thai probate after death would appear to be a joint account. It does however seem to be common practice in the US.
