Extend prepaid with AIS if you stay in the Netherlands?

By Submitted Message
Posted in Reader question
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November 10 2018

My name is Joop and I have been a prepaid caller with AIS for more than 15 years, so I have had the same number for 15 years. This will expire if I don't renew soon....I still have enough calling credit, but I'm in the Netherlands now. There is a code to renew 1 month at a time…cost 50 baht per month renewal. Unfortunately I have lost that code…and the AIS website is not helping me much either.

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I would love to read your experiences with fiber optic internet from AIS in Hua Hin. About, among other things: promised speed and actual speed. Reliability of AIS fiber internet at home.

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7-Eleven ends cooperation with AIS

By Editorial
Posted in News from Thailand
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October 31, 2016

Those who are used to buying their phone cards from 1-2-Call and other AIS services at 7-Eleven are out of luck. The supermarket giant has stopped offering AIS services across the country.

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When the electricity fails, telephone traffic can continue for up to seven days. AIS, the country's largest operator, has an oil reserve of 2.000 litres, which is then used. DTAC has prepared generators and oil. 67 AIS base stations in Ayutthaya and Pathum Thani are down, mainly in industrial areas where electricity has been cut off. At DTAC, 60 stations have failed. AIS not worried about the height of the water in Bangkok floods, …

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Accessible as a tourist in Thailand

By Joseph Boy
Posted in thai tips
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February 18 2011

It is very easy and not expensive to be reachable for the home front during a holiday in Thailand. Everywhere in the country you can easily buy a Thai SIM card for your mobile phone with a pre-paid card that you can buy in different values ​​from 100 to 300 baht. As a rule, you will usually spend around a hundred baht for the SIM card. Just replace the Dutch SIM card with the ...

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The little annoyance (1)

By Hans Bosch
Posted in Living in Thailand
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June 4, 2010

by Hans Bos A few times a week I receive a text message from True Online, with a message in Thai about the internet. I can't read the messages and disturb them to a great extent. So I want to let True know that I want to stay away from this superfluous nonsense in the future. In the past I have already had my number blocked for advertising texts, which poured in one after the other and for which I sometimes even ...

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