SIRI at sukhumvit One bed room for rent “ 1 minute -BTS Thonglor”

One bed room ,one living room 52 sqm. on 20th floor close to BTS Thonglor station, Only 1-2 minutes walk to BTS Ready to move in now!! Very nice and modern decor North side, view of BTS and soi Thonglor with wallpaper and curtain Fully furnish with - 40" LCD TV - electrolux washing and drying machine - Refrigerator - 2 Air conditioners - Dinning set, sofa, build-in desks, mattress, water heaters, build-in Wardrobes, etc. Prime condo with Fitness Center, Pool, Spa/Jacuzzi, Garden, Sauna Room, Steam Room Picture will be up-loaded soon Contact THANATIP 089-8123445

How much, and isn't Sukhumvit 1 near Nana?

One bedroom, not suk one.

Quote Originally Posted by bet View Post (http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/houses-apartments-and-condos/50086-siri-at-sukhumvit-one-bed-room-for-rent-1-minute-bts-thonglor.html#post1395022) One bedroom, not suk one. Much=money, not size. If it was the latter, the question would have been, how big? The name also is Suckingshit 1. That is almost Ploenchit.

Quote Originally Posted by lostilos View Post (http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/houses-apartments-and-condos/50086-siri-at-sukhumvit-one-bed-room-for-rent-1-minute-bts-thonglor.html#post1395023) Much=money, not size. I got that. One bedroom, not suk one. The near Thonglor BTS gave it away.

It's probably on soi 38.

Quote Originally Posted by bet View Post (http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/houses-apartments-and-condos/50086-siri-at-sukhumvit-one-bed-room-for-rent-1-minute-bts-thonglor.html#post1395025) One bedroom, not suk one Punctuation might have helped the OP.

Reading may have helped the retards.

Nothing helps a determined retard.

I thought it was Thong low, hence Suk 1.

Quote Originally Posted by bet View Post (http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/houses-apartments-and-condos/50086-siri-at-sukhumvit-one-bed-room-for-rent-1-minute-bts-thonglor.html#post1395046) Reading may have helped the retards. [image: http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/images/smilies/clap.gif],,,,,,,,,,my man,,,,,,[image: http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/images/smilies/wink.gif] ---Update--- Quote Originally Posted by tuidento View Post (http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/houses-apartments-and-condos/50086-siri-at-sukhumvit-one-bed-room-for-rent-1-minute-bts-thonglor.html#post1395010) close to BTS Thonglor station [image: http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/images/smilies/rollinglaugh.gif] ---Update--- Quote Originally Posted by lostilos View Post (http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/houses-apartments-and-condos/50086-siri-at-sukhumvit-one-bed-room-for-rent-1-minute-bts-thonglor.html#post1395167) Thong low, hence Suk 1. [image: http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/images/smilies/rollinglaugh.gif]

Probably down Suk 36 or 38. No price? Then nobody is interested. Those facilities aren't exactly unique.

...it's directly on Sukhumvit between sois 38 and 40 in a new building...probably expensive....someone should point out to the op that most folks on here struggle to pay for bedsits...

At the old site of the Colosseum.

...now, there's an old-timer's reference...

Generally speaking, forums are interactive platforms where people get together to pass on information and general banter among themselves. It's okay to advertise a property in a forum if someone specifically requests the information and a passing visitor or fellow member knows of a place, or has a place themselves to offer, that fits the OP's request. However, when you see 'New Member' post 1 (and there's a few of them!), and that post offers nothing more than an uninvited opportunistic free advert with no added value outside of the self promotion, then I would tend to ignore them. There are so many places to advertise for free without spamming forums. Alas, this new practice is on the increase by the looks of things, as tight fisted realtor's start outsourcing such tactics to India and the Philippines for a mere few cents a drop. In fact, 'Outsourcing' is the new buzz word in the world of the Netentrepreneurs, and the Internet Gurus are starting to actually sell courses on how best to do it in 2010, some being white hat, some black hat, and a few in-between. Nothing wrong with the outsourcing promotional campaigns per se, so long as they're not used to spam. In other words, done correctly and with respect. Rant over! Aitch

White hat and black hat?

When there's no price there's no deal. What does the guy think, we're so thrilled to read the specs we're going to call and listen to his sucky sales pitch just to satisfy our curiosity about the price, knowing from the start it's way too high.

Quote Originally Posted by jonny danger View Post (http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/houses-apartments-and-condos/50086-siri-at-sukhumvit-one-bed-room-for-rent-1-minute-bts-thonglor-2.html#post1396350) When there's no price there's no deal ...agree...tricky business practice...unless maybe one unit in the building is a loss leader as a sop to the red shirts...

Quote Originally Posted by Robin Friday View Post (http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/houses-apartments-and-condos/50086-siri-at-sukhumvit-one-bed-room-for-rent-1-minute-bts-thonglor-2.html#post1396126) White hat and black hat? Black Hat is a term used as an off-page unethical method of SEO (Search Engine Optimisation), so that the person can boost their presence in the SERPs (Search Engines Results Pages). Such people will do anything and everything in their power to get these results even though they are violations of the SE Terms of Service. They usually get found out in the end and de-listed or penalised from major SE's, so it really is a short term strategy and does no favours for those who care about long term reputation. Less specifically, Black Hat is any unprincipled method that could be considered immoral and unscrupulous in order for the opportunist to achieve their goals, such as increasing sales, tricking people into visiting their site(s) or contacting them for more info. Self promotion, spamming, and links to pages that harbour viruses such as Trojans or phishing attacks are others. In brief, Black Hat is the uninvited and corrupt tactics uses to reel people in. White Hat is the complete opposite, White hatters build up reputation over time. They are not afraid to direct people to the competition if they themselves don't have what is requested. They also communicate with those who contact them no matter what and do not ignore emails, phone calls, of faxes etc. Less is more on the internet, because no one likes to be bombarded with nothing but ads and self promotion, but rather value and banter and general interaction, with 'value' being the optimum word. Grey Hat, is somewhere in between, meaning these people generally follow the rules of netiquette and offer value, but will be open to try a few sneaky methods once in a while to boost their presence. These types might sale close to the wind, but are generally more principled and fair than immoral and debauched. Dumping property ads in a forum then never returning to address any questions that others might have might not be a malicious practice, but it is an unethical and disrespectful type of self promotion. Usually, but not always, the ads are not posted by the advertisers themselves but by someone offering a service to spam forums, blogs, and social networking sites for a fee. What colour is your hat, or would it be if you were looking to make a living online? Aitch

I wonder sometimes how salesmen make a living from such shit tactics. But there are mugs out there who get sucked in.

Quote Originally Posted by Aitch View Post (http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/houses-apartments-and-condos/50086-siri-at-sukhumvit-one-bed-room-for-rent-1-minute-bts-thonglor-2.html#post1396083) However, when you see 'New Member' post 1 (and there's a few of them!), and that post offers nothing more than an uninvited opportunistic free advert with no added value outside of the self promotion, then I would tend to ignore them. Why? The OP has given a phone number to contact. I rent out a house and advertise here, and on your own site. AF was by far the most successful. I request contact by pm. I wouldn't give out my number, unless I really had to. How do you know that the property hasn't been snapped up in an instant by someone calling the proffered number?

I got in touch with Mr Roomfider re. a place in On Nut advertised at 7.5k pcm. "Sorry, all units in that block are between 12 and 15k" was the answer. Where's the ethics there?

Quote Originally Posted by lostilos View Post (http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/houses-apartments-and-condos/50086-siri-at-sukhumvit-one-bed-room-for-rent-1-minute-bts-thonglor-2.html#post1397144) I got in touch with Mr Roomfider re. a place in On Nut advertised at 7.5k pcm. "Sorry, all units in that block are between 12 and 15k" was the answer. Where's the ethics there? You spoke to Aitch about a place or do you mean you contacted somebody who was advertising on his site?

Quote Originally Posted by Aitch I would tend to ignore them. Quote Originally Posted by bet View Post (http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/houses-apartments-and-condos/50086-siri-at-sukhumvit-one-bed-room-for-rent-1-minute-bts-thonglor-2.html#post1397008) Why? The OP has given a phone number to contact. They probably don't even know their ad is on this and other forums if they paid others to drop the details all over the web. Quote Originally Posted by bet View Post (http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/houses-apartments-and-condos/50086-siri-at-sukhumvit-one-bed-room-for-rent-1-minute-bts-thonglor-2.html#post1397008) How do you know that the property hasn't been snapped up in an instant by someone calling the proffered number? Of course, this is possible, but unlikely! As someone who's been a full time web publisher for over 6 years now, you can't help but become adept at spotting the SPAM. But once again, it comes back to netiquette Bet. This isn't a place for free classified ads, this is an interactive forum. If the property was snapped up, then the poster should update their post and let everyone know it's no longer available. This way, others will not have to waste their time with future thread questions or PMs. That's what you do on forums, you interact with others, unlike free-ads, where you might just let an ad run its course. Quote Originally Posted by bet View Post (http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/houses-apartments-and-condos/50086-siri-at-sukhumvit-one-bed-room-for-rent-1-minute-bts-thonglor-2.html#post1397008) I rent out a house and advertise here, and on your own site. AF was by far the most successful Well that's okay then [image: http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/images/smilies/wink.gif] Look, you are a well known member and not just an opportunistic poster. You have some 4,084 posts to date, whereas the spammers usually only have 1 post ever, and never return. But even though you had no luck on MrRoomfinder, you still got more than you paid for right? [image: http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/images/smilies/wink.gif] Quote Originally Posted by lostilos View Post (http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/houses-apartments-and-condos/50086-siri-at-sukhumvit-one-bed-room-for-rent-1-minute-bts-thonglor-2.html#post1397144) I got in touch with Mr Roomfider re. a place in On Nut advertised at 7.5k pcm. "Sorry, all units in that block are between 12 and 15k" was the answer. Where's the ethics there? You're right, it's a sneaky way of advertising. I'm on your side. Throw a dangling carrot just to get someone to contact you only to then offer them what you didn't actually advertise, is indeed unethical. But don't forget too, that MrRoomfinder is not a real estate agent and i don't personally represent the tenants, private landlords, or estate agencies who patronise the site. MRF is simply a free-for-all property portal. Every single advertiser is in full control of their own account. I have no way of verifying the accuracy of these ads any more than the classified section of the Bangkok post do over their advertisers, or Baht & Sold, or Thai Visa, or Richard Ellis ad infinitum... Aitch

Quote Originally Posted by Aitch View Post (http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/houses-apartments-and-condos/50086-siri-at-sukhumvit-one-bed-room-for-rent-1-minute-bts-thonglor-2.html#post1397601) But even though you had no luck on MrRoomfinder, you still got more than you paid for right? That is very true [image: http://www.ajarnforum.net/vb/images/smilies/smile.gif]

lovely. beers.

Hi lostilos Quote Originally Posted by lostilos What on earth do you do then? If you never take calls you should have time to check if ads on your site are misleading. You try to put accross that you are reputable but then say if something is wrong, it's nothing to do with you. I think the best way to respond to that, is to just quote below from my post above. Quote Originally Posted by Aitch But don't forget too, that MrRoomfinder is not a real estate agent and i don't personally represent the tenants, private landlords, or estate agencies who patronise the site. MRF is simply a free-for-all property portal. Every single advertiser is in full control of their own account. I have no way of verifying the accuracy of these ads any more than the classified section of the Bangkok post do over their advertisers, or Baht & Sold, or Thai Visa, or Richard Ellis ad infinitum... Assuming you've now read the above, i'd be interested to hear what you think i should be doing, or perhaps what you yourself would do if it were your project? I'm certainly open to suggestions as i know there's always room for improvement in any online venture, and that includes the big names too. Is there something i could perhaps learn from Craigslist or Thai Visa classified who both offer free ads for Thailand real estate? MRF is not perfect but the fact of the matter is that tenants DO find homes, and Advertisers DO find tenants, and it costs them nothing for the service. There's only so much one can do to regulate a free advertising platform. Isn't there? Thanks in advance for any additional constructive feedback you may have. Aitch