debt collectors       speaks English         is honest             and is efficient       Central Thailand preferred    but I guess could be anywhere due to the internet. 

 

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If you are talking about anyone charging more than the permitted 1.25% per month, you need to involve the police, if they say it's a civil matter then remind them it's not, it is a criminal matter and ask for their name and tell them you will take it higher, that will probably change their attitude.

 

There is an authority in Bangkok which will investigate the police, I used to have details but I have long lost them.

 

|If it's a policeman who is the loan shark, go straight to the Bangkok authority I mentioned.

Try these in Bangkok:

https://anglothailegal.com/anglo-thai-legal-about-us/

 

I have used them several times for certifications and the like. English guy and very good

Just now, Photoguy21 said:

Try these in Bangkok:

https://anglothailegal.com/anglo-thai-legal-about-us/

 

I have used them several times for certifications and the like. English guy and very good

thank you

where there not a whole shabam that you could apply and report your friendly neighbor loanshark 

20 hours ago, JBChiangRai said:

If you are talking about anyone charging more than the permitted 1.25% per month, you need to involve the police, if they say it's a civil matter then remind them it's not, it is a criminal matter and ask for their name and tell them you will take it higher, that will probably change their attitude.

 

There is an authority in Bangkok which will investigate the police, I used to have details but I have long lost them.

 

|If it's a policeman who is the loan shark, go straight to the Bangkok authority I mentioned.

 

4 minutes ago, john donson said:

where there not a whole shabam that you could apply and report your friendly neighbor loanshark 

Where was his reference to loan sharks?

11 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

 

Where was his reference to loan sharks?

 

I said "If you are talking about anyone charging more than the permitted 1.25% per month"

 

The key conjunction being "IF"

2 hours ago, JBChiangRai said:

2 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

 

Where was his reference to loan sharks?

 

I said "If you are talking about anyone charging more than the permitted 1.25% per month"

 

The key conjunction being "IF"

Your 'key', and obvious, implication was that his OP was referencing loan shark debts, nothing else, regardless of the "If".

4 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Your 'key', and obvious, implication was that his OP was referencing loan shark debts, nothing else, regardless of the "If".

Rubbish.  I know you’re from Liverpool, but you really should try to master the English language.

5 minutes ago, JBChiangRai said:

10 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Your 'key', and obvious, implication was that his OP was referencing loan shark debts, nothing else, regardless of the "If".

Rubbish.  I know you’re from Liverpool, but you really should try to master the English language.

Ironically, I have mastered English, quite literally.   Which Liverpool are you assuming that I'm from?