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Assistant bank manager arrested after bank themselves caught him stealing 2MB from 80 year old gran


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Posted
40 minutes ago, webfact said:

Pornchai denied the charge

It were'nt me.................................of course it were'nt, Pornchai! ????

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Update bank account books even if they aren't due for interest payments. Any cash in our out will be recorded. 

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So greatly, and so repeatedly, has the reputation of the RTP been irrevocably damaged, it hard to accept, at face-value, any pronouncement as factual without objective independent verification 

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Posted
9 minutes ago, Cat Boy said:

So greatly, and so repeatedly, has the reputation of the RTP been irrevocably damaged, it hard to accept, at face-value, any pronouncement as factual without objective independent verification 

it wasn't a member of the RTP who did this?

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5 hours ago, ezzra said:

Should i be worried now for my 12 ,000 baht in the bank? would they be better hidden under the mattress, but then the missus will get to it..

'It' or the money? ????

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Posted
5 hours ago, worgeordie said:

Thailand ......were the bank robbers actually work in the bank.

 

regards Worgeordie

No need to break in all tooled up, just go for an interview and get employed.

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21 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

No need to break in all tooled up, just go for an interview and get employed.

No need for a gun or a mask , just a few clicks on a mouse ......

 

regards Worgeordie

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800 THB every year for keeping my money in their bank and 10-15 THB every time I make a withdrawal from an ATM not in the "free withdrawals" area... perhaps time to contact the RTP? 

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1 hour ago, Jonathan Swift said:

Those are only the ones who got caught, therefore your comment is meaningless.

So you think money laundering and embezzlement don't exist in your own wonderful country based on your narrow search? National Crime Agency? 99% of them never get caught. 

My point was that Thailand is not unique in employing bank staff who steal, but I think you probably knew that!

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Posted
9 hours ago, webfact said:

Police from the Economic Crime Division think they have a serial thief on their hands

"It's not the first time she stole from you.  It's the first time she was caught."  -- Ozark

Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, hkt83100 said:

The cheapest insurance is the service to received a SMS for every movement on your account. @ BBL it is just 20 Baht per month.

Bank app for smart phone does the same and it's free.

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I have long considered banks themselves to be thieves, now we have an employee who puts a face to the bank robbing theme. 

 

Lock him up for a long time. Let him reflect on his predatory ways. 

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On 2/4/2023 at 8:28 AM, nigelforbes said:

Just for humor value, do a google search and see how many UK bank employees have been arrested for similar offenses, I did, the National Crime Agency shows up first with two employees who nicked 390 k..

wonder if he could play the old needed it for the sick buffalo trick ..

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On 2/4/2023 at 8:19 AM, worgeordie said:

Thailand ......were the bank robbers actually work in the bank.

It's odd that the Google search I made, "bank employee stole from customers accounts" (without specifying a country), shows nine out of ten results being from countries other than Thailand.

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On 2/4/2023 at 12:43 PM, Purdey said:

Update bank account books even if they aren't due for interest payments. Any cash in our out will be recorded. 

Seems that's what the customer did...she checked her account.

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On 2/4/2023 at 1:50 PM, Cat Boy said:

So greatly, and so repeatedly, has the reputation of the RTP been irrevocably damaged, it hard to accept, at face-value, any pronouncement as factual without objective independent verification 

What has the RTP's "reputation" got to do with a bank employee defrauding customers?   Do you not think that cases such as this go to court for judgement (verification)?

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