Sanook Thai Caption: Who's right, who's wrong?

 

Sanook reported that social media was abuzz with comment in a story about a woman who went to the police after some of her designer wardrobe was damaged.

 

Ploy told the Muang Khon Kaen police in Thailand's north east that she had a couple of Chanel tops in for washing and ironing. They were worth 300,000 baht.

 

But she was aghast to see that their pristine white color had changed when she went to pick up her load from the launderette.

 

She explained that she has tons of designer stuff, what with being in real estate, and it was only two items but the shop should fess up to what they'd done.

 

Meanwhile the shop at the center of the controversy - fast becoming laundrygate - denied that the items were now a different shade.

 

They refuted evidence provided by Ploy that showed before and after pictures of the tops.

Muang police are trying to get to the bottom of this drama. 

 

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Never bring your designer clothes to laundry shops, I did it with a few 3K baht polo's until one day the laundry shop decided to suddenly use a dryer machine, ruining all my polo's instantly. This while she never did that for a year using her 2 times a week.

 

Expect them to do the most stupid things, as they likely will do that. No brains, no thoughts, just doing first.

 

Thailand: the only country where you can safely bring 20-30K baht value clothes to a laundry shop, as it never will be stolen, juist ruined instead.

Edited September 14, 20223 yr by ChaiyaTH

Who in their right mind, put designer clothes in a laundrette in Thailand? Oh, I know. This woman!

1 hour ago, webfact said:

They were worth 300,000 baht.

No!

Maybe someone sold them for that price, but they were never worth that kind of money. 

28 minutes ago, ChaiyaTH said:

Never bring your designer clothes to laundry shops, I did it with a few 3K baht polo's until one day the laundry shop decided to suddenly use a dryer machine, ruining all my polo's instantly. This while she never did that for a year using her 2 times a week.

 

Expect them to do the most stupid things, as they likely will do that. No brains, no thoughts, just doing first.

 

Thailand: the only country where you can safely bring 20-30K baht value clothes to a laundry shop, as it never will be stolen, juist ruined instead.

There is an easy solution: But 200B T-shirts on Sukhumvit. Laundry is no problem. And just in case something goes wrong buy another one for 200B. 

Same experience. They dared to steal my H&M designer shirt. I was devastated. 

300,000 Baht? Buy a washing machine.

2 hours ago, webfact said:

They were worth 300,000 baht.

A bargain ,for been in real estate and all.......

regards worgeordie

I never heard of a lady taking a picture in the laundromat of what the white designer shirt look like and then a picture after it was finished I think there’s real estate lady is trying to pull over a scam on the laundromat TIT

If the woman would waste that kind of money on tat and then send them to the launderette, she deserves a wakeup call!

2 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

There is an easy solution: But 200B T-shirts on Sukhumvit. Laundry is no problem. And just in case something goes wrong buy another one for 200B. 

That's my policy. I buy t-shirts and shorts, rarely pay more than 200 baht. They look good for a few wears, and when they don't I replace them. Actually, I never wear a shirt at home - my way of saving the environment as then no washing needs to be done ???? 

The colour change I could deal with but not those burn marks over the left breast.......

4 hours ago, tubby johnson said:

300,000 Baht? Buy a washing machine.

Employ a personal maid just for laundry and give her/him some polite lessons about different fabrics, how to do it all slowly and with good care. She can afford 200,000 - 300,000Baht for such basic shirts she can afford a dedicated laundry maid.

Edited September 14, 20223 yr by scorecard

Just dipit in some Haiter it'll be fine.

3 hours ago, worgeordie said:

A bargain ,for been in real estate and all.......

regards worgeordie

Perhaps she should stop ripping off real estate buyers if she's earning this mch money from property deals.

1. This desperate woman is likely lying about the value of the clothes. A Chanel shirt for $5,000? I don't think so. Likely a knock off. It does not even look genuine! And if someone paid that kind of money for any garment, they would have to be completely out of touch, to make that amount public, in these difficult times. Please. 

 

2. Who in their right mind would bring very expensive clothes to a laundry shop? Top quality dry cleaning or gentle hand wash only. 

 

3. I say the police should fine this desperado for hassling the poor laundry person. Why should they need to take any responsibility for this woman's stupidity and recklessness? 

Yes real estate not going well have try another scam by the sounds of things

7 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

No!

Maybe someone sold them for that price, but they were never worth that kind of money. 

Bt300,000. Sorry. That wont wash. Try again.????

You have to love it when Thai's try to scam other Thai's

 

300,000 baht is ridulous.

 

Look like copies from China

43 minutes ago, KIngsofisaan said:

You have to love it when Thai's try to scam other Thai's

they do it all the time.

we foreigners think that they scam us because we are foreigners, but the truth is that Thais aren't racists when it comes to scamming.

6 hours ago, tgw said:

they do it all the time.

we foreigners think that they scam us because we are foreigners, but the truth is that Thais aren't racists when it comes to scamming.

Same comment applies to all races/countries.

18 hours ago, webfact said:

Ploy told the Muang Khon Kaen police in Thailand's north east that she had a couple of Chanel tops in for washing and ironing. They were worth 300,000 baht.

300 baht surely...

16 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Who in their right mind, put designer clothes in a laundrette in Thailand? Oh, I know. This woman!

Who in their right mind would pay 300,000 baht for a top?

If she is making so much money she has a 300,000 baht top and the many other designer items she claims maybe a tax audit would be a good idea.

 

20 baht at Pattavikorn Market.

 

Took a vintage tapestry worth a few thousand baht to a local laundry shop for dry cleaning the other day - they had signs on the wall advertising dry cleaning and the frau made sure they understood it was for dry cleaning only. Went back next day and saw it hanging on a washing line outside. Yep, they washed it. The thing shrank by a few centimetres. Funnily enough, I didn't go running to the police about it.

On 9/14/2022 at 2:56 AM, OneMoreFarang said:

No!

Maybe someone sold them for that price, but they were never worth that kind of money. 

hopefully she was conned and bought fakes