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Thai influencer robbed of 6 million baht watch in Frankfurt

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5 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

What's so funny?

From his FB profile it seems he has a successful business, handles luxury cars of all brands and obviously not a Toyota driver (like me :tongue:).

 

For a Patek Philippe the price is still  far from the upper limit (judging from prices outside Thailand).

No idea how much you have to add for a legally imported watch.

 

What is worth a laughter is his lack of street wise behavior.

Walking in public with precious stuff in one of the most crime ridden cities in Germany is quite careless.

 

A Nautilus, about 200'000 Euro and for a factory new you have to apply to queue:

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a fool and his money comes to mind. 

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  • steven100
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    a Thai being robbed by a farang ...   I love it.   

  • brianthainess
    brianthainess

    Yes that's what I was thinking, of the first photo, who took the photo and how did Addzest get it ? seems it's all staged to me. .........

  • The Germans have a word for how I feel about this:  Schadenfreude.

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3 hours ago, neverere said:

"since he had been cautious throughout his stay."

 

Wearing a 6M Baht watch in an inner city environment is not exactly what I would label caution. Something doesn't add up in this tale however.

He is an influencer. Any way to get more publicity is what they want. 

5 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

He is an influencer. Any way to get more publicity is what they want. 

 

Could also be an insurance scam.

 

 

Must have been a quiet day at the news desk - it seems. The kiddo has quite obviously too much loose change by the car and the time piece. 

In my next life I want to be an influencer too - although  I have not the slightest clue, what an influencer does 😉 

I am happy with the 15 quid watch I bought off Ebay UK , 5 + years ago

still going strong ,nobody is going to be desperate enough to steal

it , I was just reading in Newcastle Chronicle ,two muggers chased

a guy through the streets of Newcastle to steal his Rolex , they caught

him and took it , but it was a fake one .......

 

regards worgeordie

i despise thiefs, but i despise influencers even more

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3 hours ago, Olav Seglem said:

Something fishy...

Anyone tried take watch of a friends wrist in a hurry ?

Also, clever thief, understand in a short glimpse; "hey this is valuable, must steal" 🙂

 

it's probably another Thai made up story as most are.  They couldn't lie straight in bed 

49 minutes ago, Pouatchee said:

i despise thiefs, but i despise influencers even more

i despise both, so all covered .... :drunk:

In today's world, definately not a good idea to sport around in a swanky car with a swanky wristwach costing the price of the car, and to display one's fortune on social media. Should it be in Thailand or abroad. Hope the victim gets back his property.

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I can't imagine taking a watch that costs as much as a house on a trip to a foreign country, but maybe that's just me.

6 hours ago, Roo Island said:

Absolutely.

 

Was just in Frankfurt. Not a city worth visiting. Unless it's for business.

Been to Frankfurt many times nothing wrong with it.

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Wear expensive bling to show your status, get robbed - don't complain. 

21 minutes ago, still kicking said:

Been to Frankfurt many times nothing wrong with it.

Much better places in Germany to visit. Just did a bike ride along the Moselle river. Absolutely stunning

18 minutes ago, connda said:

Wear expensive bling to show your status, get robbed - don't complain. 

When we travel, all expensive jewelry is left at home in a safe. Never travel with it

1 minute ago, Roo Island said:

Much better places in Germany to visit. Just did a bike ride along the Moselle river. Absolutely stunning

I know all the nice places in Germany I was born there.

14 hours ago, webfact said:

he questioned the safety of what is considered a developed country

the thieves developed right alongside the country

9 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

What's so funny?

From his FB profile it seems he has a successful business, handles luxury cars of all brands and obviously not a Toyota driver (like me :tongue:).

 

For a Patek Philippe the price is still  far from the upper limit (judging from prices outside Thailand).

No idea how much you have to add for a legally imported watch.

 

What is worth a laughter is his lack of street wise behavior.

Walking in public with precious stuff in one of the most crime ridden cities in Germany is quite careless.

 

A Nautilus, about 200'000 Euro and for a factory new you have to apply to queue:

image.jpeg.73c74a4ef9520d03f8069d64536cbeb4.jpeg

 

 

I get criticised for having 2 Tags (which I hardly wear and never in Thailand) but those prices take it to another level

 
 
 

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1 hour ago, still kicking said:

I know all the nice places in Germany I was born there.

Yes. Many fantastic places. Just too much rain now. Tried to bike on the Rhine but the paths are underwater!

1 hour ago, klauskunkel said:

the thieves developed right alongside the country

It's not just Germany. Paris, Italy, Spain, Portugal...all places where you have to be super careful

I have always be taught not to wear expensive jewellery on holidays, so make him proof he bought it and check his tax form

Is this supposed the actual moment the thief struck , if so why isn't he smashing him in the face with his right hand ?

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Well he did influence one guy with a new watch!

😬🐘😁😂🤔👍

9 hours ago, tomazbodner said:

I don't know this guy but most of at least travel video makers travel in groups of 4 or more, where the videographer takes shots from distance, and "influencer" holds own blogging camera like GoPro or similar. Hence for one of his crew video recording the whole session isn't strange, and in this case, given that's German police getting involved, probably quite helpful in identifying the culprit.

 

He's the owner of Addzest Carcolor, a garage in Bkk, I wouldn't call him an influencer or YouTuber, Chat GPT's presentation is misleading. He does have a large following on social media though.

3 hours ago, NE1 said:

Is this supposed the actual moment the thief struck , if so why isn't he smashing him in the face with his right hand ?

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Agreed - standing there like a mannaquin - as if he wouldn't move his right arm.

Also who's taking the pictures?.

 

Fact check: BS

 

Fake News.

 

Up yer game Thaiger!

 

Nice to see the shoe on the other foot.

18 hours ago, NE1 said:

Is this supposed the actual moment the thief struck , if so why isn't he smashing him in the face with his right hand ?

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Looks like it would be pretty easy to put the thief on the ground and make off.

23 hours ago, connda said:

Wear expensive bling to show your status, get robbed - don't complain. 

 

what a silly comment and it shows what the world has become ....     you included.

 

so you cannot wear your gold necklace that your grandfather gave you for your 25th birthday because some ars_hole thieving thai dog will steal it from you.

shoot the barstarrds ...  

17 hours ago, still kicking said:

Nice to see the shoe on the other foot.

yes

same as gold chain in pattaya, don't...

Don't stop at the watch get his shoes as well.

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