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Had a quite look and the info is not up to much. I wouldn't be able to decide anything reading that. I spent 20 years living in London and it didn't bear an resemblance to your info.

Thai connection?

I don't think i'll bookmark the site

Thai connection?

I live in Thailand and have London properties, is that enough?