safety box

[mauroest 0]

Hi everybody, I am a newbie here.

I am in Pattaya for one month and my apartment does not have safety box.

I have passport, credit cards etc to keep safe.

 

Is there any safety box service or bank (without open a bank account).

 

Thanks

[jacko 8,822]

Have you considered getting one put in, they aren't all that expensive.

They could be rented in the Jomtiem Complex Condo years ago, I don't think you had to be a resident.

Check this TV thread out.

[short 215]

I think i saw a place on soi boukow. I'll keep an eye out for it.

[js007 795]

Believe it or not, I think you can rent safe deposit boxes on Soi 6. In case you need to cash in some bonds to fund your activities there, I guess.

[mauroest 0]

thank you, I will check....

 

if you have any news, write please

[9cisco999 107]

directly next to the entrance to View Talay #2 is a storage place that also rents safe deposit boxes.

 

I used their storage facilities in the past and recommend them. Sorry I' sot sure where I have their name and number kept.

[teelack 9,646]

If you Google safe boxes in Pattaya there are some ideas to work with.

[Nightrider 340]

If it's just your passport and a couple of cards you could put them in a plastic bag and find a good hiding place in your apartment , there must be somewhere you can stash them ?

[yorta2 694]

Hmm, I reckon that every good hiding place in every room in Pattaya is well know by everyone who may steal from someone. On the other hand, on my first night in Bangkok with a Newbie mate one year, he hid 15,000 Baht under the paper mate that sat below the tray with peanuts, crisps, chocolates, condoms etc. on it, and promptly forgot about it. When we were checking out after about 4 nights stay, I went into his room to have a look around to ensure he left nothing behind when I noticed a paper edge sticking out from under the tray. Yes, it was the 15,000 Baht - still there. He just thought he had been spending up a bit big. Doesn't say a lot for the cleaners, or does it....?

[mauroest 0]

@Nightrider

 

two passports, credit cards, flight tickets, some cash... I do not trust to hide them inside the room, nor I want to go to the beach with all

[mauroest 0]

does anybody know this ? www. safe-storebox. com

[jacko 8,822]

Many years ago, I had a strong Samsonite Suitcase, and I have one of those cable locks for the laptop.

The cable went around some immovable object, the other end on the computer, that went into a padlocked carry on bag, the padlock also going over the cable....then that lot got locked into the locked suitcase. Some other stuff got chucked into the inner bag too.

I felt that safer and certainly easier than carrying stuff with me in say a fanny pack.

 

Always relieved to find a hotel room with a safe but rural Thailand didn't do them back then.