I think its a bad idea handing your card to Tuktuk drivers full stop. I will pass on that one I thinkOriginally Posted by greg47
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I think its a bad idea handing your card to Tuktuk drivers full stop. I will pass on that one I thinkOriginally Posted by greg47
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With muppets like these guys (Scottish and greg) around, the rip off merchants must be rubbing their hands in glee. (And chuckiling under their breath)
I think the Muppets are the ones taking this pair of wags seriously....
Could be.
The driver told me he bought it off a Nigerian chap he met on the Sukhumvit Road
thats the same thing my driver said.Maybe it was the same driver--was his tuk tuk blue ?
TUk TUK - Video
hey RIGGER..THAT BLOODY TUK TUK driver looks familiar..you recognise him?
Yeh but he looks sober in the video and isnt hi on yabbaOriginally Posted by nedwalk
I use online Barclays and you need to use a hand held PIN sentry reader to access it and type in a different pin number generated by the little device each time online.
And if Barclays suspects the net security connection on the pc isn't up to scratch, you can't log in.
Couldn't log in to my online account anywhere in any net cafes in Thailand last October. Surprise surprise.
Only on my laptop and pc at home is where I log into it anyway. If I wanna know my balance when abroad I call them instead then they call me back (a human being actually answers the phone)
The only irony I can think of is that anyone handing over their cc to a tuktuk driver shouldn't be in possession of a cc, or for that matter a passport to leave the safety of home.
The strange thing is when i punched my pin number into the machine the thing would not accept it. The kind driver then said give me your pin and i will do it for you. I think it was something to do with the way i was pressing the buttons. Anyway after the driver put in my pin it worked OK.
ROFLMAO!! The Chatuchak market encounter was a belter, the initial Tuk-Tuk encounter was brilliant but this has to be the icing on the cake!!Originally Posted by Scottish Gary
These are all the rage in Bangkok so I hear. The tuk tuk driver pulls over and walks round to the rear of the vehicle and opens his boot/trunk (English/US). In here is the card machine, next to the gold plated toilet you can also conveniently use while travel around the busy streets.
Next year's tuk tuk models are said to have an on-board jacuzzi with a hostess serving champagne and strawberries!
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