October 11, 201213 yr I se this all the time, here is a link to HomePro. =239&Itemid=64〈=en"]http://www.homepro.co.th/index.php?option=com_product&view=bydepartmentproduct&cid[0]=239&Itemid=64〈=en
October 11, 201213 yr That is easy. it is 594167.4619 Ugandan Shilling! They do that just as an approximate amount so they are not committed in case of slight mistake due to price change. (i think)
October 11, 201213 yr I always assumed they priced items like this because they offered installation as an add on service. I could be completely off base.
October 11, 201213 yr Their current target customer is the Aussie Queenslander. When they show four X's in a row, it immediately attracts the eye of a cane-toad.......brilliant!
October 11, 201213 yr That is easy. it is 594167.4619 Ugandan Shilling! They do that just as an approximate amount so they are not committed in case of slight mistake due to price change. (i think) Or 21.359 Austrian Schilling
October 11, 201213 yr Their current target customer is the Aussie Queenslander. When they show four X's in a row, it immediately attracts the eye of a cane-toad.......brilliant! We have it set up as a keyword for notifications
October 12, 201213 yr It's probably 7,999.99 baht. But if my wife wanted to buy it and I asked her ,How much , she would say 7000 baht. She alwys rounds to the smallest number when she wants something!
October 12, 201213 yr Instore sign.................see I told you Edited October 12, 201213 yr by CharlieH
October 12, 201213 yr 7xxx.xx baht? I think that's the ideal monthly budget for living in Thailand. I read that in another thread on TV somewhere, between a lot of arguments about how much stuff costs here... Apparently, if you spend more than 7xxx.xx baht per month, you're not doing it right. Sadly, I'm not doing it right. Edited October 12, 201213 yr by impulse
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