Please, can you tell me how is calculated the price of water in Cha am ?

I found this here http://www.pattayaproperties24.com/waterelectricitythailand.html but it's for Chonburi / Pattaya

do you have the same for water in Cha am ? thanks

If you have a savvy Thai gf or friend .

They should be able check the price per CBM on the water board's website.

I'm in Rayong so can not state your area but prices went up per CBM you used

They should be able check the price per CBM on the water board's website.

I can read thai language myself, no need of my GF; problem, I don't know how to access their website, I don't even know if they have one

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Spoke to the missus. She tells me she just did a Google search.

Pretty sure if our local water board has a website . Cha am will too.

Sorry can not help more.

Good luck

don't worry about your water bill.even in the dry season my bill is never above 250Thb and i need quiet a lot of water(shower,pool,garden...)

It happens a strange thing: I am here for 4 years and I have never paid water; nobody comes and ask me to pay something ( unlike electricity ) ; my owner knows it but he says it's the fault of the water office in Cha am and doesn't want to go and see them

but I want to speak again with the owner and pay him something ( of course, he will give me a receipt ); I know how much I have consumed but I would like to know how much I have to pay , that's why I have asked here

I have an idea of the price with the site I put above , but I don't know if it's accurate for Cha am . BTW, somebody has an idea why I don't pay ? ( I have water with a pump , but I don't think it's the reason ) ; I have spoken with other people, but they say " mai pen rai "

Maybe this will help: http://www.pwa.co.th

Maybe this will help: http://www.pwa.co.th

Very good, thank you, that's exactly what I want

I'm amazed at the price of water. Over the last 3 years (living in houses where I water the garden all the time) the water bill has never been more than 40 or 50 baht. They might as well make it free - surely the cost of employing people to collect all the money is more than it would cost just to make it free for residential customers, which it essentially is already.

If I never take a shower, my bill would be the same as your bill