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Yes, thanks. So now we have 2 identical threads with the same name from the same member. I don't understand why they closed the most popular thread on the Pattaya forum and opened a new one that's exactly the same but without all the information from all these years.

Yes. There are public restrooms and various restaurants, shops, and cafes. It's a good place to rest halfway, use the restroom, and have a drink. The problem is that it's usually crowded and parking is difficult.

Indeed, the red buses are those in Chiang Mai.

Next time, hire an air-conditioned Grab for 100 baht, with a fixed price upfront.

This thread used to have dozens of pages, but now I only have two.

On the bright side, the price of the baht has plummeted. Thanks, Trump.

Costa del Sol

They're not actually there anymore. They've moved to a new location in the alley across the street, between Soi Buakhao and Soi Baku: https://maps.app.goo.gl/dimD3fXYC5u4V8DU6

In my opinion, Nicky's 99 baht breakfast looks better.

They did it. You can see it in the video.

You live in Pattaya, but are you surprised to see a foreigner on Beach Road at 4 a.m.? You must not go out much at night. Beach Road is packed with people at 4 a.m.

You know he has no intention of opening a restaurant and this is just another one of his countless troll posts, right?

Looking at the news on the Asean Now forum, it seems the British are causing the biggest problems.

The food still seems the same to me, but the new place lacks the charm of the old one.

Francisco Franco was an amateur, compared to the socialist dictator we are currently enduring in Spain.

I solve the problem of bottled water in restaurants by ordering beer. 🍺 😁

I don't understand how people still play along with his troll games. All his posts are trolling. I blocked him a long time ago and I don't reply to any of his comments.

The flight ticket from Bangkok to Roi Et costs 1200 baht

Your entire response is so inaccurate that I don't even know where to begin to answer you or if I should even do it. A fraud on my debit card at my usual bank led me to having to go to the branch, make a written complaint, provide evidence of the fraud and wait a month for the bank to resolve it. I solved the same situation with my Revolut card online with the App, by simply searching for the transaction and marking it as "fraudulent". They automatically refunded my money, cancelled my card and sent me a new one for free. I started using the Revolut card when I saw that the exchange rate for cards abroad was 10% higher. Specifically, making a payment in Moscow with the ruble at 70 against the euro, my bank charged me 63. If I look right now at the exchange rate of my bank's VISA card against the baht it gives me 32, when right now the official exchange rate is 36. The Revolut and N26 cards are debit cards and are not associated with my bank account, so you have to refill them every time and they can never charge more than the balance that is in it at that moment. On a credit card they can charge you the limit of the card and that is thousands of euros. Online single-use cards are automatically cancelled every time you use them and a new one is generated for you, so even if they copy your data when making a purchase, if they later try to charge that card they find that it is already cancelled. The thing is that these cards are only available to citizens of the European Union.

For Europeans, the rechargeable Revolut and N26 cards are practical. The exchange rate is the official one, rather than the bank rate (10% lower), and since they are rechargeable debit cards, you avoid the problem of having them cloned and having large sums charged to them. For online purchases, use virtual single-use cards. Never use credit cards, because the risk of high charges is very high.

You will find several in soi Honey

In Spain we can do it online using a mobile app. I can't think of a better and more convenient way. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gov.es.segsocial.fevi&pcampaignid=web_share

The PPlus hotel is well located, has a pool and gym, free parking for guests, security at the entrance, and is in the range of 25-30000 baht per month. I only recommend rooms in the main building, where the reception is. https://maps.app.goo.gl/xB1v8ASUDtQpkBVU7

S.R. Express https://maps.app.goo.gl/UCtpXX8N13FEVmyw9

Sakda Car Service https://maps.app.goo.gl/tyamxNYggujXfzbu7 Serious, responsible, fast, cheap and a very good mechanic.