[riclagriclag]

Hi ,I met my future bride in Pattaya,she speaks very little English, We somehow communicate through Instant Messager. We are much better at communications when were togeather. I want to send her family a gift , shirt and 2 dresses from Disney. After several emails I finnaly got this out of her.
( details have been edited/removed by Mods) Moo ?, Soi ?? Road, ?*?*?*?*?* B______ Ph_______ Bangkok ?????. I can't figure this out. Is this a actual delivery home address? Do I include her name which isn't in thai script.Whats the most reliable shipping company Fedex,ups or dhl?
Rick

[forqalso]

Why would you put your "future bride's" address out on the internet?

[luv u long time]

Yes bad idea putting personal details on the net, hence I have edited your original post
Yes, that is a Thai address style.
I have often used 'international signed for' postal with standard country mailing company and never had any probs.

[dinger]

riclagriclag, on 05 April 2011 - 03:01 AM, said:

Hi ,I met my future bride in Pattaya,she speaks very little English, We somehow communicate through Instant Messager. We are much better at communications when were togeather. I want to send her family a gift , shirt and 2 dresses from Disney. After several emails I finnaly got this out of her.
( details have been edited/removed by Mods) Moo ?, Soi ?? Road, ?*?*?*?*?* B______ Ph_______ Bangkok ?????. I can't figure this out. Is this a actual delivery home address? Do I include her name which isn't in thai script.Whats the most reliable shipping company Fedex,ups or dhl?
Rick

Sent a few letters and post cards over there , and it worked out fine with the address's they gave me . But I would never send any thing I could not afford to loose -good luck and I bet it works