threedot

We require several internet marketing specialists to help promote some new products in the Thai marketplace.

Working from home on a freelance basis with a monthly contract you will ideally have:

- Experience promoting sites using social media ie facebook / twitter.
- An understanding of popular Thai websites
- An understanding of marketing campaigns (CPM / CPA)
- Some SEO knowledge
- Self driven / Motivated
- A good understanding of English
- Native or fluent understanding of Thai language

Please send me a private message with your experience, availability and salary expectations (daily or monthly rate). Ideally the candidate will be based in Chiang Mai for infrequent meetings but this is not essential as communication will be mostly via Skype.

Does anyone know where (if?) it's possible to buy the large orange pumpkins here, of the halloween variety? I have only seen the small green ones...

Where are Chiang Mai residents buying their slip on exhausts from?I'm specifically interested in the arrow for the Ninja 650R and I'd quite like to get it this week?Thanks

So I went to buy a Hilux 3.0 G Prerunnner last weekend, apparently I would have to wait 2 months for the "new model", being shown 23/24 July. Toyota couldn't tell me the price nor could they even show me any pictures, nor tell me what is different between the current and new model.I am particularly interested in what might be changing interior wise as I find the current model quite basic, especially when compared to the new Ranger.I cannot find any information (except a "leaked" photo) about the new model - yet the dealer will be able to satisfy my order in 2 months, apparently.  Have I just been a victim of porkie pies? Am I going to end up being one of those people waiting 6 months for a new vehicle?I would be interested if anyone has some insider information on this vehicle and whether I should bother waiting?

My situation: Been in Thailand 3 years. Income over 100k pm. Non-B & Work Permit held for 2 years. Not married. No Thai gf.

I walked into the Mitsibishi dealer in Chiang Mai looking to buy a new Lancer GT. Asking price just over 1Mb. I initially offered a down-payment of 20% with repayments over 48 months, thinking with WP and a couple of years banking history, this would be sufficient. How wrong I was! I was told, very un-enthusiastically that farang cannot finance without a Thai guarantor. I reluctantly offered 50% deposit, thinking this would be sufficient. The shrug of the shoulders suggests it's impossible, certainly with this Mitsubishi dealer.

Some questions for those in the know;

1) Is it worth phoning more Mitsubishi dealers to see if any are willing to work with me? Does anyone have any experience with specific dealers who have financed 'first time buyers' without guarantors?
2) Are any other manufacturers (ie Ford as the focus seems a viable alternative) that are more willing to offer finance to farangs?
3) Would I have more success if I tried to finance a cheaper car?
4) Is another feasible approach to contact finance companies / banks for a new car loan and what is the likelihood that this would be more successful?

Thanks in advance