Online Roundup.

This is not a complete review of all the online stores (lol), but feel free to add to this - and make corrections if you spot any errors, hope this helps someone.

http://www.bigitshop.com/ 

Pros: Dual Language

Cons: Reverts back to Thai language, get the occasional page not found, no identifiable acceptance of CC

http://www.hwhinter.com/

Cons: Not dual language, some stuff in Thai, some in English, no identifiable acceptance of CC,

cannot order through website clicking a product takes you to the manufacturers website.

http://diy.alinkcorp.com/

Cons: Not dual language, some stuff in Thai, some in English, no identifiable acceptance of CC,

cannot order through website,

http://www.busitek.com/

Cons: Not dual language, some stuff in Thai, some in English, cannot order through website, only fax/email.

http://www.thanni.com/

Pros: Dual Language 

Cons: Some things still in Thai when selection of English, How to pay - says it can take CC (3% surcharge) but not at this moment, only bank transfers you make an order, no a bank transfer then notify them

http://www.shop4thai.com/en/category/

Pros: Dual Language, CC payment online, can change payment to several currencies

Cons: no obvious ones

http://www.pantip.com/tech/market/?url=price/

Cons: Not Dual language, some stuff in Thai, some in English. It's just a catalogue

Ernest

Edited April 2, 200917 yr by ernest1966

I've added the Bigitshop to the pinned on-line list > Online computer/electronic stores

For the most part not having dual language isn't really a problem using most of the sites listed. It's pretty easy to work out what's going on. If there is something in Thai you don't understand then all you need do is c+p into Google translate.

If you want to use a credit card then the one site listed that allows you to do so is in my experience usually the most expensive so compare prices as you may end up paying substantially more even before you factor in any other costs incurred by using a credit card.