In my upcoming video, join me as I explore Bangkok’s iconic spots and share essential travel tips! 🚇💫 From the Bangkok Metro day pass to navigating Wat Arun’s stunning architecture, the vibrant Chatuchak Weekend Market, and a magical Chao Phraya River cruise, I’ve got you covered. Plus, find out how I scored an iPhone 15 Pro for under 70k! Don’t miss this complete travel guide-subscribe for amazing tips and experiences! 🌆✨
Buckle up for a Bangkok adventure gone wrong! In my new video, I explore the dark side of tourism and reveal a scam I encountered while booking a day trip to the famous Mae Klong Railway Market. I booked through a roadside vendor in Sukhumvit, but things didn't go according to plan. See what happened and learn how to avoid tourist traps in Bangkok! Visit next video at: th-cam.com/video/v__xZP7qtw4/w-d-xo.html #BangkokScam #MaeKlongMarket #TravelFail
Thanks for watching... Base variant will cost around 1.03 Lakh INR. Approx 5k-5.5k INR VAT refund. Effective price will be around 98k INR. A major concern when buying products from other brands is that you will not receive warranty benefits in India. Only Apple devices come with a global warranty. Hope this answers...
Appreciate your inputs... Alot of people asked me how we can exchange and get iphone at cheaper rates on instagram...Moreoever, It was around 90k considering VAT refund...I found it cheaper than most of the countries it is currently available for sale (around the same cost as the US). Ignoring the refund the best place to buy iPhones are the US and Japan...
@@DestinationHideout Cool. Price of iPhone 15 Pro - 128Gb on Amazon India is 129,000. Even if you get discounted price, apply Credit card offers, have No-cost EMI deductions, the price does not generally drop to 90k. So even if you buy it for 90k, it is a bargain from Indian prices. Did you also manage to get the offer price of Samsung S24 Ultra? I'm planning to go there next month, not sure if i should buy the phone from India or Thailand or Malaysia.
@@TechMeGood Do not buy... Prices for other brands are somewhat similar...but the biggest issue is you will not get warranty benefits in India...Only Apple devices comes with global warranty...
@@DestinationHideout Ohh. Thanks for the Info. Saw lot many Indians by DJI stuffs there. DJI also has some issues because i was even planning to buy an action camera.
Hi Dimpy, Thank you for watching the video... The current rate is actually 2.38, as you can verify here: www.xe.com/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=THB&To=INR There may be some confusion because the rate was indeed around 2.31 when I filmed and edited the video (uploaded on July 14th). Unfortunately, TH-cam doesn't allow editing the content of videos after they are published. Exchange rates are also very volatile, meaning they can fluctuate based on various factors like global markets, geopolitical situations, and recent financial reforms in major economies.
@@dimpykapoor7943 Sorry, I don't buy currency notes before traveling. I withdraw mainly at ATMs through zero forex markup card in that country(This way If I will withdraw today I will get 2.38 as my exchange rates). Moreover, I carry USDs while traveling for better rates(Since I travel regularly having one specific currency is not ideal in my case). Frankly, 2.45 is a extremely poor rate if you are getting it for this much. I avoid carrying forex as handling becomes difficult. Usually all of these agencies do not give good rates. Thank you...
In my upcoming video, join me as I explore Bangkok’s iconic spots and share essential travel tips! 🚇💫 From the Bangkok Metro day pass to navigating Wat Arun’s stunning architecture, the vibrant Chatuchak Weekend Market, and a magical Chao Phraya River cruise, I’ve got you covered. Plus, find out how I scored an iPhone 15 Pro for under 70k! Don’t miss this complete travel guide-subscribe for amazing tips and experiences! 🌆✨
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AMAZING..The way you are showing in this video...
Thanks for watching…
Buckle up for a Bangkok adventure gone wrong! In my new video, I explore the dark side of tourism and reveal a scam I encountered while booking a day trip to the famous Mae Klong Railway Market.
I booked through a roadside vendor in Sukhumvit, but things didn't go according to plan. See what happened and learn how to avoid tourist traps in Bangkok!
Visit next video at: th-cam.com/video/v__xZP7qtw4/w-d-xo.html
#BangkokScam #MaeKlongMarket #TravelFail
Bhai s24 Ultra ka bhi price Bata Payenge to Achcha hoga.
Thanks for watching...
Base variant will cost around 1.03 Lakh INR. Approx 5k-5.5k INR VAT refund. Effective price will be around 98k INR.
A major concern when buying products from other brands is that you will not receive warranty benefits in India. Only Apple devices come with a global warranty.
Hope this answers...
ye video kis se bana rahe ho??
Hi,
Mostly using S23 Ultra...
Videos from coming Sunday will be using 15 Pro...
Exchange ka include krke price ni btani chaiye na. Click-bait lga rkha h fir to.
Appreciate your inputs...
Alot of people asked me how we can exchange and get iphone at cheaper rates on instagram...Moreoever, It was around 90k considering VAT refund...I found it cheaper than most of the countries it is currently available for sale (around the same cost as the US).
Ignoring the refund the best place to buy iPhones are the US and Japan...
@@DestinationHideout Cool.
Price of iPhone 15 Pro - 128Gb on Amazon India is 129,000.
Even if you get discounted price, apply Credit card offers, have No-cost EMI deductions, the price does not generally drop to 90k.
So even if you buy it for 90k, it is a bargain from Indian prices.
Did you also manage to get the offer price of Samsung S24 Ultra? I'm planning to go there next month, not sure if i should buy the phone from India or Thailand or Malaysia.
@@TechMeGood
Do not buy... Prices for other brands are somewhat similar...but the biggest issue is you will not get warranty benefits in India...Only Apple devices comes with global warranty...
@@DestinationHideout Ohh. Thanks for the Info. Saw lot many Indians by DJI stuffs there. DJI also has some issues because i was even planning to buy an action camera.
2.45 hai baht wrong information na do
Hi Dimpy,
Thank you for watching the video...
The current rate is actually 2.38, as you can verify here:
www.xe.com/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=THB&To=INR
There may be some confusion because the rate was indeed around 2.31 when I filmed and edited the video (uploaded on July 14th). Unfortunately, TH-cam doesn't allow editing the content of videos after they are published.
Exchange rates are also very volatile, meaning they can fluctuate based on various factors like global markets, geopolitical situations, and recent financial reforms in major economies.
@@DestinationHideout brother milta NHI h 2.42 2.45 se kam
@@dimpykapoor7943
Sorry, I don't buy currency notes before traveling. I withdraw mainly at ATMs through zero forex markup card in that country(This way If I will withdraw today I will get 2.38 as my exchange rates).
Moreover, I carry USDs while traveling for better rates(Since I travel regularly having one specific currency is not ideal in my case).
Frankly, 2.45 is a extremely poor rate if you are getting it for this much. I avoid carrying forex as handling becomes difficult. Usually all of these agencies do not give good rates.
Thank you...