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  1. I've made the long drive to Bangkok twice to seek treatment for my rare eye condition. But sure, heaven forbid that someone NOT in Chiang Mai should stumble on this thread and learn about the best eye doctors in the Kingdom. Mods, please delete my response.
  2. I just found https://www.ais.th/00500/en/ which shows AIS 00500 to call U.S.A. for 2.5 ฿ /minute. Not as good as the 1544-009, but good enough. I see Turkey is 20฿ and even next-door Cambodia is 10฿. I wonder why the wide variation.
  3. Thank you! The link shows "All dtac Tourist SIMs also provide special rate of international calls via 00400." I have an ordinary AIS sim (or could borrow my son's True sim). I guess that means no 00400 for me. ? ????
  4. May I "bump" this thread to repeat the question from 12 years ago? Surely some of you know the best inexpensive ways to call overseas, especially to U.S. For years I dialed 1544, followed by 009 and could talk to U.S. via CAT for 0.9 baht / minute. But apparently the money I had in the 1544 account expired after 12 months or such. (I'd been using Facebook Messenger to talk. But sometimes I want to talk to someone without Facebook!) CAT offices are hard-to-find upcountry. Does anyone know the rates to U.S. via 009, 008, 005500 prefixes etc.? I suppose the info might be on-line but websites here are not always organized perfectly.
  5. It's huge overkill if you just want glasses, but the Rutnin Eye Hospital (on Soi Asoke) has excellent ophthamologists. They can also sell you glasses. They diagnosed my rarish condition which had baffled some "upcountry experts."
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