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Domestic Thai Tourists Allegedly Duped by Fake Villa Rental Service in Pattaya


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Many domestic Thai tourists were allegedly scammed out of tens of thousands of baht by a fake Pattaya pool villa Facebook page.

 

Ms. Achiraya Malarat, a 27-year-old Thai tourist from Khon Kaen province, contacted The Pattaya News to expose a scammer disguised as a pool villa operator on Facebook.

 

She said on April 18th, she and her family wanted to visit Pattaya for a break and for Pattaya’s famous Wan Lai Songkran Festival, so she contacted a Facebook page named “Pool Villa Pattaya by Kanda” to book a villa.

 

Full Story: https://thepattayanews.com/2023/04/24/domestic-thai-tourists-allegedly-duped-by-fake-villa-rental-service-in-pattaya/

 

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'The victim urged Pattaya Police to show more effort in solving her plight as it could potentially ruin Pattaya’s reputation.'
Too late; Pattaya's invisible police have already done that on a daily basis.
 
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9 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

Don't you love the way the victim's face is blurred in one photo of the linked article but not in another. I'll never understand this country.

More pretty in another

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21 minutes ago, bignok said:

Why would you trust facebook? Use Agoda or booking.com. You have some comeback if problem.

I bought an item advertised on FB, which turned out to be fake, PayPal got me a refund. So, never again. FB doesn't appear to check on anyone who advertises a business on their platform. Anything goes.

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45 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

Don't you love the way the victim's face is blurred in one photo of the linked article but not in another.

Can I buy her on Facebook?

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1 hour ago, bignok said:

Why would you trust facebook? Use Agoda or booking.com. You have some comeback if problem.

A reputable company like Airbnb and that would not happen, In the past when we used to try FB market place all we got was Cheap Charlies, 

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