@Tin *********

out of Thailand?

@Dave ********

they accept mine, maybe I'm lucky

It used to be the case years ago for gbp but not for the last 10 years imo. Tried it on the yellow exchange booths in Pattaya, no difference in /50 notes but still the best available rate.

@Ken **********

agreed but the recent fall has happened virtually overnight with no signs of it stopping soon

It's concerning for those looking to transfer significant sums in the near future

@Alan ********

but it would mean the Thai economy is kaput so I'm happy with 45 baht and the thai people being able to eat and live, many are really struggling now as prices of basics go up every day, virtually. I can't figure why everything has to go up in multiples of 5 and 10 baht, a 5 baht increase on a 25 baht coffee is 20%, which is driving inflation and unaffordable to Thai's and inconvenient to Farang. According to the Thai news, rising prices are stopping tourists coming here, instead going to Cambodia and Laos. Why not put up by 1 or 2 baht if they have to ? Is it because they don't want multiple small coins in circulation? Sorry rant over.

@Alan ********

when I first came here in 1997, it was 92 baht to the £ and bar beers were 30 baht - fun times

@Ken ******

hope Yr better

@Garrett **********

how much you charge ?

@Per ********

not a knife issue I hope