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Travel Fake TDAC Website Emerges as New System Debuts in Thailand
@ThaiVisaCentre claims to manage the "informational" website tdac.in.th however the name "Thai Visa Centre" does not exist anywhere on the website, and the WHOIS shows that the domain is controlled by an individual person (Thai citizen) rather than a company. Thefore using the domain for commercial purposes (collecting email addresses, promoting visa services, etc) is in fact illegal and violates Thai laws and regulations set forth by THNIC. In reality, tdac.in.th, eta.in.th, dtv.in.th, and asq.in.th and their other "informational" sites all use semi-official designs aimed at tricking visitors into providing their personal information to the individual who owns those domains, who then passes it to "Thai Visa Centre" for the purpose of selling visa services and marijuana, often spamming them for years even after they ask to be removed. They rely on constant gaslighting, bullying, and censorship to keep this elaborate scheme going, and they (accurately) believe that paying off ASEAN NOW forums with sponsorship cash allows them to defame their competitors or anyone else who asks questions about it. In fact, there is no company "Thai Visa Centre" registered in Thailand, so any related defamation laws does not even apply to that entity. -
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BREAKING NEWS Carney WINS Canadian Elections
Don't worry Canada, we'll still take you under our wing. -
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Report Koh Phangan Cracks Down on Beach Nudity, Warns Tourists of Visa Revocation
kids play: who will enforce that law? based on what exactly? Wishy-washy? also: it is not a criminal offence, and Immigration Police has nothing to do with it. While observing public decency is a job of local policemen. And finally - are they going to bring pictures of nudee tourists to the judge? Ridiculous! That poster/banner looks like a pure fake for the purpose to extort money only. Smart move! -
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Strong Support for Deportations including US Citizens to El Salvador's Notorious Mega-Prison
Outright lie. How can this be published on this site? -
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What is up with tattoos and tourists / expats here?
It's also about upbringing. I spoke with a Thai girl from a very poor family, but her uncle was a monk. He forbade to ever get tattoos. So she didn't. Parents and family are important. -
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Lazada Sleeping Pills.
I'm struck by how many people rely on sleeping tablets. And I say that without judgement - I count myself among them. I’ve tried melatonin, but it doesn’t do much when I’m truly struggling to sleep. Some nights, no matter what I do, rest just refuses to come. Two nights ago, I managed a solid, unaided sleep - rare and wonderful. But then last night, I lay awake until 7am. I finally drifted off and slept to midday, only to wake with tired, heavy eyes that have stayed with me all day. I used to take Xanax, Valium or other benzodiazepines when flying. I swear by them. I remember one flight a few years back - a 2am departure on a flatbed seat. I had a drink, took a benzo, and told the flight attendant to skip breakfast and just wake me with coffee at the last possible moment - the best way to fly ! These medications don’t knock me out cold. If I need to get up - say for the loo - I can do so without issue. But they do reliably bring on a proper, uninterrupted night’s rest. I haven’t taken anything for a couple of months now. I’m very cautious of the risk of dependency or habitual use. That said, tonight I’ll be taking a Clonazepam. I’ve had enough of tossing and turning for weeks on end. I don't experience the so-called 'morning brain fog' that some report. I've also experimented with marijuana, which does help - but I can’t use it regularly due to THC lingering in fat cells and showing up in drug screenings, which I occasionally have to do for work. One concern that stays with me is the mental health aspect of long-term sleep medication use. I suspect these drugs suppress REM sleep - the stage where we dream. And without dreams, without that nightly psychological reset, I wonder what toll is quietly taken on the mind over time.
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