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Lottery Vendor Claims Police Targeting Her, But Accepts She Overcharges

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CityNews – A lottery vendor has made a complaint to the police after she has been fined for overpricing her lottery tickets three times in a month after she refused to pay a supposed police officer ‘neighbourly support money’.

 

On May 16th, a 65 year old lottery vendor at Chiang Mai Gate Market made a complaint that despite accepting that she is still over-charging for her lottery tickets, the police have been unfairly targeting her. 

 

Full Story: http://www.chiangmaicitylife.com/news/lottery-vendor-claims-police-targeting-accepts-overcharges/

 
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The PM announced a few years back with great fanfare he would fix the lottery problem of overcharging. Chalk that one up as another FAIL. 

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I hate this over charging. Some of them have a sign up for 80 Baht but want 100 Baht when you give the correct change.

 

I won't buy at the wrong price and they'd change their tune if no one else did for a week or 2.

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She probably believes that she is doing nothing wrong by overcharging as everyone does it. But isn't this a typically Thai story - one crook complaining about another crook taking advantage of her as she's a crook, and admitting to the police that she's a crook in full knowledge that they will do nothing at all about it.

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15 hours ago, Cadbury said:

The PM announced a few years back with great fanfare he would fix the lottery problem of overcharging. Chalk that one up as another FAIL. 

 

Actually out here in Khampaeng Phet that did work, but only in the short term. Now it is back to the bad old days.

 

5 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

 

Then get a better paying job.

 

At 80 baht they make a small profit.

 

At 100 baht each for 2 with the same number they make 40 baht plus their normal commission.

 

If they sell 1,000 tickets every 2 weeks they can earn up to 80,000 baht plus their normal commission per month.

 

Nice job if they can get it.

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3 hours ago, Juan B Tong said:

Paper pre-numbered lottery tickets.  

You get to chose from what the vendor has

This whole archaic system is so quaint.

 

I like it, but I like fountain pens too.

 

So true.  Taiwan switched years ago to automated machines in kiosks around the country.  They not only got rid of corruption / mafia influence, but they only issue licenses to people with disabilities and so it helps them too (gov't follows them closely).  Never been a problem and went from 1-2 games / draws a week to a variety of games (+ pro sports) and draws every night now.  Maybe Thailand should take note........but they wont and we all know why!

 

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She is a cheat for overcharging.

 

She got what she deserved and should be jailed the next time.

 

No matter at what level, people must learn not to cheat and the cleaning and wiping starts from the bottom !! (no pun intended)

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20 minutes ago, observer90210 said:

She is a cheat for overcharging.

 

She got what she deserved and should be jailed the next time.

 

No matter at what level, people must learn not to cheat and the cleaning and wiping starts from the bottom !! (no pun intended)

not the only "cheat"   after she refused to pay a supposed police officer ‘neighbourly support money’

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5 hours ago, Samuel Smith said:

not the only "cheat"   after she refused to pay a supposed police officer ‘neighbourly support money’

You need to keep certain uniforms sweet if you want a free hand to cheat

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