Even here

[dreetje]

I was surfing around on the dtac site,then i noticed this???http://www.dtac.co.th/en/prepaid/products/Happy-internet-package.html.

The prices for internet in english,very good i tought.But when u go to top off this page,u see a thai flag to get the site in thai language.I tryed it out just to look.And i saw to my surprise,that the data,the speed (after ur date package use)was not same, and there was even 1 more option for thai people.Why is this?I am the same customer as a thai customer,but i get less for for same prices??!!When a provider in europe would do this,they would be brought to court is my opinion on this,but here it is a countyspread game,suck that farang emptie literally and figuratively,when would this stop?Or do i missed something that i not understand on this?

[lomatopo]

It looks like both the Thai and English language pages almost, nearly align now? (The FuP speed still shows as 64 Kbps on the English page for the ** denoted plans and 128 Kbps on the Thai-page, but most Thai forums suggest that the new default FuP speed is 128 Kbps, and the activation codes are different, perhaps in an effort to track origin/customer?)

I think DTAC/Happy launched new plans/promotions during the first week of this month, changed the Thai pages first, then changed the English-language pages a few days later. It's not clear to me that this was some sort of deliberate scam meant to suck you dry, but every foreigner here has a different definition of that word, and seems to feel slighted at even the most imperceptible actions.

I think you can always use the Thai-page activation code if there is a preferential difference. And if you have an old/existing plan simply cancel it a few days before it is set to automatically renew, then re-subscribe to the new plan.

[Pib]

Probably just a case of DTAC not putting anywhere near the same amount of effort in their English language pages as their Thai language pages. To a point I can't blame them as I expect 95% of their customers are Thai's. I see the same issue on most Thai web sites. That's why I always look at the Thai language pages also with Google Translate turned on...sometimes Google Translate can do a pretty good job in translating the pages; other times it can't because the pages are graphics based.