I have read both websites of THE NATION and the BANGKOK POST and have tried several advertised contact emails for letters to the editor. The postmaster General kiked them all out.Can somebody help me solving this problem?

Try buying the print editions of both papers, and seeing if there is a different contact email published inside.

It may be that the contact details on the websites are out of date.

Try to be more circumspect in getting your point across.

Since when does Thailand have a postmaster General ?

Since when does Thailand have a postmaster General ?

The OP states clearly that he is referring to emails being rejected/returned.

Thailand may not have a Postmaster General, but Bangkok Post's website does - emails to an incorrect address are returned by the "Postmaster".

Edited May 12, 201313 yr by SeaVisionBurma
removed an unwarranted promotion in email server rank

Since when does Thailand have a postmaster General ?

The OP states clearly that he is referring to emails being rejected/returned.

Thailand may not have a Postmaster General, but Bangkok Post's website does - emails to an incorrect address are returned by the "Postmaster General".

It is a little odd as the default for nearly all e-mail servers is just Postmaster@. Maybe explains why Thailand has so many Generals.

Correct - I've just had a 'Boffin Senior's" moment.

Will edit my above post to correctly reflect that it is indeed Postmaster only

Bangkok Post : [email protected]

The Nation : [email protected]

good luck tryin to get printed. the post sticks to its cadre of Eric Bahrt, Guy Baker, random Thai politician trying to refute something, random tourist complaining about a scam, random tourist defending something in Thailand when it really shouldn't be defended, rinse, repeat.