Why These New Scammers In Thailand | 7 New Scams Can End Your Vacation In BANGKOK #livelovethailand

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  @LiveLoveThailand · 1 year ago · pinned

  Concerning  TDAC, I have mentioned in My previous vlog that you have to put your original departure or 1st departure flight information and not the connection flight, and that's the right way to apply for TDAC, all other informations or sources that are telling that you should put your connection flight information is completely wrong and misleading.

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  @andrewmccune2895 · 1 year ago

  People come on, Rule #1 of travel is to never show your money.

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  @keith9970 · 1 year ago

  I recently walked past a massage shop and the lady outside said ‘Hello handsome’…….obviously a scammer.

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  @OpenMinded40 · 1 year ago

  Because of the scammers less people are visiting thailand. Hope Thai Government is reading this. Everywhere you go, there are scammers.

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  @jaymax3201 · 1 year ago

  Anyone who approaches you in a friendly manner is a scammer, so don't show them your wallet or credit cards, he's more of a technician than a magician. Also beware of turbo-meter taxis, thanks.

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  @Dan-q6v1v · 1 year ago

  Some friends of mine were walking on the street of a major city in Turkey when a couple of young guys stopped to talk to them but soon ran off. Very soon after a group of men in uniform approached them and accused them of trying to buy drugs from the two men from earlier. They said they needed to check them to see if they didn&apos;t have any drugs on them. My friend assumed they were the police and complied. After the men left my friend said that he noticed all the cash he had in his wallet was gone.<br>They rushed to their hotel to report the crime. The hotel told them that should have known about it as it is a very common scam. Of course they never got their money back, the police were not very corporative. <br>Beware of all the scams!

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  @dcar6530 · 1 year ago

  I had an experience that I and my friends went to a restaurant, there was a guy who take order for us while waiting, he ordered for us, and after the order he said pay in advance, so we paid him, and then he disappeared. The the restaurant waiter ask us to pay for the bill, and the waiters can only speak Thai, this gave us a lot of trouble.

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  @bristolrovers27 · 1 year ago

  A reminder that most Thais are very honest and Thailand is one of the safest places to travel to.

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  @daleervin6140 · 1 year ago

  Don&apos;t forget about the airport scammers. I was in Thailand a week ago, and a very cute girl approached me, claiming the airport had lost her baggage and the only thing she had was her backpack, claimed the airport lost her suitcase with her money and passport, said she was Canadian, and could not get back home, ask me for $20.00 ,u.s. , I quickly said sorry, can&apos;t help you. I saw her again about an hour later in one of the designer clothing shops making a purchase.. <br>BEWARE OF ALL TYPES OF SCAMMERS.

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  @BallinPOV · 1 year ago

  I&apos;ve been in Bangkok a week and I&apos;ve been bombarded with Africans trying to sell me drugs. The other scam is the hair scam, saying I need some oil until I showed them pictures of my regrown hair I&apos;ve been working on for over a year. Stay sharp people!

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  @zdl1965 · 1 year ago

  IGNORE any stranger who asks, &quot;Where do you come from?&quot; <br>Surest sign of a scammer to be.

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  @hassanrajput8137 · 1 year ago

  this happened with me on soi 11. thai guy came asked me that what currency i am using, then he asked can i show him as he want to see how it looks like. fortunately a cop was near i called him and told him what he asks. then they argued in thaiand the scammer went away and cop told me not show like this

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