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1 hour ago, moontang said:
Booze is cheap in Thailand? By what metric? And they've proven they can't be trusted on the pour, or the contents of the bottle. A friend bought some kind of flavored Absolut and it was easily identifiable as counterfeit...bought at Makro, HH, no less. The counterfeiting, recapping, refilling of bottles is endemic.
Yet another blatant obvious scam!
Thailand, the Land of Scams.
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17 hours ago, sammieuk1 said:
Probably best just to focus on farang perverts if Big Jobbie wants to stay employed and have a car with less ventilation in it ????
ACAB.
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As I said countless times on these forums; Welcome to Chailand!
Thailand Police State 2.0 (sponsored by the CCP).
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38 minutes ago, DjSilver said:
Is anyone surprised? It's the land of scames.
Indeed it is.
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5 hours ago, aussienam said:
Pure evil, yet again certain Thai women showing their true despicable, evil, heartless ways. And a nurse in a position of trust and with a duty of care.
This is Thailand, trust is a non-existent word in this country.
5 hours ago, aussienam said:It isn't just the bar girls where stealing, frauds like romance scams and other scams and crimes flourish.
Yet the current self-elected junta government insists on pointing fingers at foreigners, while in fact Thailand is world beknown for it's rampant prostitution (including child trafficking by own family members), scams, romance scams, jetski scams, real estate scams, refurbished cars scams, RTP shakedowns, brown envelopes required at local land office scams... and now we have hospitals scams too.
5 hours ago, aussienam said:It feels like an international sport on fleecing foreigners and in this report, even when on your deathbed you are not safe.
Yeap. You nailed it on the head, I personally have sold everything, recouped my losses as much as I could and hit the road for good, I encourage anyone to do just about the same.
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Just now, ThLT said:
You'll be waiting two years... or ten.
Three seems more realistic.
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7 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:
Yet they didn't report this story and the original reporters got the information wrong but the DM got it right.
They didn't report the story because this is a "non story". These sort of crimes happen everyday.
The only reason why the Daily Mail reported it is because if fits their racist agenda narrative, sensationalism towards an "asian criminal being banged in Asia", they are a fear mongering tabloid.
Looking at the article in itself, let's have a quick peek, shall we? Emphasis in bold and underline below are mine:
A notorious gangster been found dead after being repeatedly shot outside a luxury villa in Thailand.
Singh, who was allegedly part of a Canadian gang, was six years ago deported for 'serious criminality' from Vancouver, British Colombia, before fleeing to the popular holiday island of Phuket.
Mandeep Singh, 30, was six years ago deported for 'serious criminality' from Vancouver, British Colombia, before fleeing to the popular holiday island of Phuket. Pictured, police at the scene
They hid behind another vehicle parked in the driveway before pouncing on the gangster and opening fire, unloading at least 18 rounds into his body while he was on the ground.
Nineteen torn 9mm and .830 bullets, some cash and marijuana were found when the vehicle and crime scene were investigated
Police said that Singh arrived in Thailand on January 27 on a tourist visa and that the gangster also allegedly had a home in Dubai, around six hours away by plane.
The police chief added: 'Officers examined CCTV footage at the scene of the crime and found that on February 4, at around 10.30pm, the deceased arrived in a red MG vehicle.
'In front of the villa at the scene while getting out of the car to enter the villa, there were two or three male assailants running in from a dark corner using firearms to fire until Mr Singh fell to his death, with the assailant taking only 10 seconds to commit the crime. They then ran back in the original direction.
Nineteen torn 9mm and .830 bullets, some cash and marijuana were found when the vehicle and crime scene were investigated.
The gangster was known as Slice, due to a big scar on his right cheek, the Vancouver Sun reported.
So what do we have here?
A right wing biased article that mentions 4 times the word gangster, gangster, gangster, gangster followed suit by the words crime/criminal/criminality being used no less than 6 times, criminality, criminality, crime, crime, crime, crime.
Meanwhile the word victim was used only once.
If after that you still can't read between the lines, I'm sorry I can't be of further assistance to you.
Edit: Oh and before I forget, "congratulations" to the Daily Mail for fully publishing and disclosing in the article his full Passport details page, his full Canadian driving license page along with a full copy of one of his debit/credit cards (all we're missing is the CCV at the back). Very smart "journalism" right there. This is NOT proper journalism. Muppets.
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6 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10479521/Gangster-30-dead-outside-luxury-villa-Phuket.html
If you want accurate detailed reporting read the DAILY MAIL
Nobody reads the Daily Mail, unless they are right-wing voters, flat out racists, Tories or muppets.
The Guardian, The Mirror and The Independent, that's proper journalism for ya.
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2 hours ago, Tonypandy said:
It's all about threats of fines and imprisonment in Thailand. A great place for a vacation
Police State Thailand 4.0.
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On 2/4/2022 at 11:11 AM, steven100 said:
don't bring too many .... because we want you to buy them here at a higher price
Welcome to Scamland!
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Smokers are a plague worse than COVID-19, a swarm, a locust...
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2 hours ago, connda said:Well my friend - TIT - This Is Thailand.
https://thethaiger.com/news/national/thailands-score-drops-to-more-corrupt-on-organisations-corruption-perceptions-indexThis is Thailand. Anything goes as long as they can make a quick profit out of it.
2 hours ago, thaimacky said:In my home country, travel agencies have been warning against flying to Thailand since the new Test&Go regulation. Alternatives are offered to customers everywhere. I know of well over 10 people who actually wanted to travel to Thailand but have now changed their plans.
Common sense. Any $$$ spent on Test&Go, Thailand Pass, etc is actually doing a disservice to the greater cause.
2 hours ago, tomacht8 said:You don't need proof it, when it's official practice that there are extra price lists for foreigners in the hospitals, with sometimes 200%-300% higher prices for one and the same activity or operation. Morally, the medical oath here is subject to greed for money.
Factual. Correct. Accurate statement. In Thailand everything is subject to greed for money, not only the medical oath.
2 hours ago, Birdseye said:100% This should be published in the UK and elsewhere to Inform tourists of the potential implications as explained in the narrative. People with family or businesses here may well have to jump through hoops to return but tourists on a 2,3 or 4 week vacation most certainly do not as there are easier places to go on holiday
Even neighboring countries in the ASEAN region are easier to go to on a holiday. The goons at the head of Thailand have shot themselves in the foot.
I see this as the side results of rampant xenophobia and nationalism relents instilled as early as kindergartens: "Thailand is a heaven on Earth, everyone that isn't Thai is less holier and less worthy than we are, Thailand is the promised land, Thailand is only for the Thais, etc, etc", mass disinformation, deception and lies can only lead to a such mindset. I am sure that in their heads the Thais really see their Kingdom as "heavenly" while in fact it's quite a backward nation on many different levels.
There are easier and friendlier places to travel to. Do your own research and vote with your wallet.
2 hours ago, connda said:None of my friends from the US are coming here until after they drop this scheme and return to a semblance of normalcy.
Common sense, really.
1 hour ago, thailand49 said:Land of Scams continues! Billions of programs, rules, the lights are on but no one is home!
Confusion no one knows the rules everyone does their own thing so typical anyone that has dealt with immigration living here is a prime example how the country is run and why all the critism as to why stay away.
Quoted the whole post, for truth.
1 hour ago, ChrisY1 said:I have heard on many occasions, it is the immigration police that do the ordering after the on-site medics, indicate a positive.
Wouldn't surprise me, the boys in brown calling the shots. More shakedowns, more money to get.
41 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:Sorry to inform, but the destruction is complete. Tourism will never return to Thailand. Not in a meaningful way. 150 high caliber rounds into the heart of the Golden Goose. Sorry, game over.
I couldn't agree more. Game over for the time being.
GAME OVER
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45 minutes ago, tomacht8 said:When every tourist has $50,000 insurance, it's clear that the hospitals are trying to suck the maximum out of it.
Precisely, this is yet another clear money grab from the Land of Scams.
45 minutes ago, tomacht8 said:Conclusion: The regulations for tourists are extremely customer-unfriendly and bear the traits of a scam.
If it looks like a scam, smells like a scam, quacks like a scam, then it probably is a scam.
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2 hours ago, mikebell said:Pure and simple scam - LOS at its worst. How many new millionaires has Covid created here? I want to visit family in UK but dread the return. My family will not visit me under this regime; we are effectively imprisoned in Stalag Thailand - unless we make the move out permanent!
This. Always keep in the back of your head that any dime, any cent, any pound, any dollars sent here to support this scam operation is also supporting the junta who illegally seized power and took control of the Kingdom.
Do not come to Thailand, do not support these goons, do not send them any money. Avoid supporting this coup junta regime.
2 hours ago, Isaanlife said:Welcome to Scamland! The Truth is finally out this is a financial scam.
Yes, yes, yes and yes.
2 hours ago, spidermike007 said:No. It specifically states that if found positive, no refund will be given. Quite a racket. There are such a mountain of deterrents built into this program designed by greedy cowards, one wonders how it is expected to succeed.
Greedy, incompetent and threatening cowards, rather.
2 hours ago, bstafford214 said:This government will not tell you what will happen to you because they are trying to make money from you where ever they can.
This. Plain and simple.
2 hours ago, bstafford214 said:My wife is very angry at this government. Now besides not doing anything to help Thai's, they are making it harder than ever.
I'm sorry for your wife but let it be known she isn't alone feeling that way. They are making it harder than ever for anyone and everyone who has no connections to the 0.5% top brass of the Kingdom, these 0.5% are the ones financially benefiting from this whole scam and gouging operation.
Again, do not come to Thailand for leisure, this is not the right time, not under this crooked administration.
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3 hours ago, Dialemco said:Unfortunately the way tourist are being treated is disgraceful scam after scam Insurance that does not pay out test a d go without quarantine this is just not true requirement to have phone capable of installing tracking devices it goes on and on. It is best to avoid Thailand at all costs until all restrictions of entry removed
This also, it is an organized scam authorised and supported by their incompetent leaders Prayut and Anutin.
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3 hours ago, StayinThailand2much said:Yes, and this being Thailand, you never know whether the PCR tests and results are proper. That's why I plan to be away till late 2023, hoping that the pandemic is over by then, and Thailand unable to profit from it.
This, 500%. As long as they are able to profit from this scaremongering operation, rest assured they will, Thai style.
Vote with your wallet. Let them rot.
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4 hours ago, Dukeleto said:
Stop coming and it will happen much quicker. Keep coming and they will keep it running.
Indeed. Vote with your wallet. Go elsewhere until they are forced to drop this entire scamming and skimming operation.
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6 hours ago, ukrules said:Laughable system, once word of this gets around and by that I mean printed in every newspaper in Europe the tourists will abandon Thailand.
One can only hope.
5 hours ago, smedly said:This is nothing but a money grabbing scam
Jet ski scam 2.0, Sick water buffalo scam 2.0, Mama is sick need money for hospital scam 2.0, "I love you too much" scam 2.0.
5 hours ago, bluejets said:However, it seems there is no rush to drop this "confinement".
Of course not, this new "confinement" is the new golden goose scam, they are banking so much money on this. Don't delude yourself, it has nothing to do with health concerns, disease prevention issues, etc. It's all about getting a quick extra buck out of you, insurance scam, forced quarantine (at your expense) scam, etc, etc, etc.
Thailand money number #1.
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6 hours ago, daveAustin said:Yes! More of this please. This is the kind of BAD international press that Thailand deserves and will hopefully embarrass them enough into dropping this shambolic, pathetic, ripoff system, which does absolutely F all regards the safety of the country…
I couldn't agree more with your statement.
Name them, shame them, name them, shame them, name them, shame them until they finally get to their senses.
When it comes to the tourism sector, I wish nothing but success to the other neighboring ASEAN nations so Thailand finally comes to their senses and realize they need to drop this whole SHA+, ASQ, Thailand Pass scam operation they have had ongoing for over a year now.
If you truly love Thailand, the best thing you can do is NOT to travel there at the moment, not send a single dime through fintech services such as Transferwise, empty your Thai bank accounts and withdraw your local assets as much as you can, leave as little as possible there.
Because until then, the goons in charge will keep milking people and making a quick buck on the back of this worldwide scaremongering operation, why you may ask? Because they can.
Hit them where it hurts; the wallet.
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16 minutes ago, RandiRona said:
They are waiting for their masters CCP to copy the ingredients and create Sinoxolovid to place that order.
This, 300%.
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4 hours ago, natway09 said:
Better, being a hothead that you contact a good agent & have minimal contact with Immigration in person. Your attitude as on here could lock doors for good.
Totally this. Fighting the system is a guaranteed lose, don't fight the system, play along with it instead.
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12 hours ago, Fert said:
I would be grateful if someone could help draft a statement or a lawsuit against the government. I don't speak English very well and use a translator. The basis is the actual deprivation of a Thai child of an official parent on the basis of conditions that were created by the government this month.. The actual obstruction of the extension of the conditions on the basis of which the child was born and is still growing. The child was born in an official marriage, the parents are officially recorded in the birth certificate. There were no requirements for owning 400,000 baht on the account. Due to the fact that the borders were closed, the movement between the countries has sharply risen in price, the requirements for updating visas every 3 months have become financially impossible. I demand either to return the previous conditions for the child, or to recognize such a category of children as illegitimate, to invalidate the birth certificate, since financial evidence of 400,000 was not provided. And to introduce this requirement for the birth of children in Thailand with one foreign parent. To recognize that without 400,000 baht in the account, a foreign parent will not be considered a parent. This requirement should be introduced simultaneously with the termination of extensions of covid visas for this category of people and will continue until the next changes. To make everything clear and understandable. In general terms, the meaning is clear, if they do something that is recognized as illegal, then those laws that allowed them to do it legally should be repealed. And they will have to break their heads how they are going to retroactively cancel the birth of children and the duties of parents.
I quoted your entire post but I stopped reading at the bolded and underlined part.
You need to adjust your attitude. This is Thailand.
There is no such thing as "I demand". There is no demanding on your part, no matter how right you think you are or how entitled you think you are, you have to see it through the eyes of a Thai, to them (specially the immigration officers), they are doing you a FAVOR by letting you live/work/abode/study on Thai soil.
You have absolutely zero rights to them (until/unless you possess the Thai citizenship).
Going the legal conflicting route, refusing to heed their repeated advices, refusing to listen to other posters on this forum and generally speaking trying to "defeat" the system rather than playing along is going to accomplish nothing but anger them off in the end, which is presumably not what you want to achieve.
Let me be the one breaking it down to you; I understand your frustration, hell, being a father of 2 Thai children myself I could argue that we are on the same boat, however unlike you after my first child was born I quickly understood and caught up early on that again this is Thailand; Being a foreign father of a Thai child does not grant you any special rights or treatments.
TL;DR: You need to do what the others have suggested in this thread; Leave Thailand, return ASAP with the right visa and at least 400k THB stashed in a Thai bank account. And in case this isn't perfectly clear to you, you shouldn't be the one to complain as a retirement visa would require one to have 800k THB stashed in a Thai bank. Instead, consider yourself lucky and grateful you most likely can get away with it with "only" 400k THB as a financial requirement as you could have had it way worse.
Change your attitude, this is Thailand, there is no such thing as "I demand", again you need to always at all times keep in mind that by letting you stay in the Kingdom, they are doing you a FAVOR.
Good luck.
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1 minute ago, JustAnotherHun said:
You think, some retirees in Isaan living on more or less small pensions are a golden goose? Honestly?
You're not looking at the bigger picture.
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Or wait, what about Da Loc beach in Vietnam then?