BigDUSA

I'm in Pattaya later this week and I'm looking to sell my camera with lens for $500USD. Price is firm. Condition of the camera is excellent. I have the warranty card that was never sent in and the manuals back home. I will ship them UPS air to you as soon as I get home. BTW 4 gig memory card is included.

Little one, Any guy who comes on a pussy forum looking for financial advice truly belongs in the chump of the month club. Welcome to the club.

I konw of a quality guest house that's had the same owner for years.

LMAO at tommy's lame comment.

I agree the Pattaya Beer Garden serves good food. Secret's does a good job also.

Congratulation's on your one year anniversary. Sorry, I'll miss it. I arrive in Pattaya 12 May.

I've taken vouchers before and never received a 1099 but I'll check with my CPA.

To early to tell if this will even go through plus were close to May 1 and the Thais are not known for working fast or smarter. You could email a few hotels your interested in staying and see what type of discounts their offering now.

We would have taken the bump the next day but they were only 80% full. So far this year, I've been bumped twice by UA.

No seat back entertainment in economy and as jacko mentioned there is a small video screen that pops up from a compartment under the armrest in business. The only restriction on the voucher is I have one year to use them. I received four vouchers in the amount of $250USD each and I can give them to another person if I so choose.

Cheap Charley lubs business but is to cheap to pay for it. Mrs Cheap Charley feels the same way.

My wife and I are flying to Beijing and we connect in Chicago. The flight is oversold and we volunteer to be bumped. United offers us $2KUSD in travel vouchers or $1600.USD in cash. Cheap Charley who lubs the bump takes the 2K. They put us up for free at the airport Hilton gave us vouchers for meals and here's the kicker, we've been upgraded to business class for our flight tommorrow.

Yes with high quality furniture and the linen is to 'die for'.

How much is low cost?

Even as a cheap Charley, one thing I never minded paying is taxes. I consider it the price of civilization and yes, I sent my checks out yesterday.

My friend has access to every spyware and anti-virus product on the market. He recommeds Norton and I go with his suggestion and like I said, I've never had a problem.

My best friend who I consider to be a computer expert recommends Norton Antibot and Symantec Endpoint Protection. I've been using Norton for years and NEVER had a problem.

Twice United sent my luggage on a magical mystery tour around Asia. First time it took them three days to get my luggage down to Pattaya. They gave me $150USD. The second time my luggage was only delayed two days. I received $100USD for my trouble.

Sounds like someone with a underweight pension who was stuck in KL for 11 weeks working in a desperate attempt to top it up.

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I arrive in BKK on 8 May drop the wife off at the BKK airport on 12 May and head to Pattaya for three weeks maybe more or a bit less. I've an open ticket and a 60 day visa.

Find another house that comes furnished.

Good price but you should be able to do better. Make sure cleaning, electric and water is included in the price. Seaside looks to be a good value for the Baht. Enjoy your stay and write up a review when you leave.