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Should all prices be shown in Baht as This is Thailand?  

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although I know some who use this: http://www.visoot.com/promotion/surgery/

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It'll be interesting to see when the big hotels switch from US Dollars to Euros.

Not to get politcal here, but given Bush's economic ideas and policy of deficit spending, the Dollar will probably lose a lot of value during the next four years.  Also, there are already more European tourists here than American and that trend will probably continue.

Euros? I am in UK and still can't find any average Brit who can tell me how much one Euro is a Pound? I wonder how many European tourists are familier which Euros, I mean do you really use Euros in your country?

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I think it is mainly for services that Overseas visitors will be using.

USD is pretty international. People may be able to relate to the USD better than Thai Baht if they are visiting Thailand.

:o

But bearing in mind there are more visitors here from the UK than the US (aren't there?) wouldn't it make sense to quote GBP too?

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.....I think it's bloody stupid as I don't carry a calculator around with me 24 hours a day........

Here's a tip:

1. Read the dollar number.

2. Multiply by 4.

3. Multiply by 10.

Now you have the Baht number. :D

Still not simple (SNS)

Why not just change it ALL to Baht so as not to confuse non-calculator carriers such as myself?

When I went to school back in the stone age nobody had heard of calculators but my maths teacher (Killer Hoy) taught us well enought that I generally dont use a calculator for normal every day things. When I ask the people in the shops to work out the bill without a calculator they cannot.

On the plus side my brain battery never goes flat, unless I drink too much, and at that stage the calculator probably goes into time and a third.

Divide by 3 and multiply by 4. Now wasn't that easy children.

Tomorrow we do calculus with a slide rule. :o

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? x 40 = double it, double it, stick a zero on the end.

Sorted!

:o you are getting seriously ripped off mate, your formula makes $2 = B3200 <deleted>?

Just multiply by 4 and then by 10, Simple.

If i have misunderstood you please let me know how it works.

Noodles.

Yes, you've misunderstood!

The formula is baht * 2 * 2 * 10 = dollars.

This is the same as baht * 40 = dollars.

You misread the formula as baht * 40 * 2 * 2 * 10 = dollars.

And to those people who want the prices quoted in GB pounds: NO WAY!

As the dollar slowly sinks into oblivion and takes the baht with it, the cost in pounds is dropping too! But don't tell the hotels :D

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I've noticed that when something is a tad extortionately priced here in Thailand, it is shown in US Dollars so the figure appears cheaper.

Is this the reason why?

I think it's bloody stupid as I don't carry a calculator around with me 24 hours a day.

Examples:

Flights

Hotel rooms

Car hire

Dodgy Indian tailors

Hey DJPat! how dare you call my Indian Tailor friends dodgy. I mean these dudes give me huge bargains on my chit mang. I had a dude knock 10% of his already dirt cheap asking price, quoted in dollars of course. He even threw in one head towel to boot

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..... Hey DJPat! how dare you call my Indian Tailor friends dodgy. I mean these dudes give me huge bargains on my chit mang. I had a dude knock 10% of his already dirt cheap asking price, quoted in dollars of course. He even threw in one head towel to boot

Just how many trolls are there on this forum? :o

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