Hua Hin Forum

CAT is the master provider of internet service for Thailand and all others just rent bandwidth from them. In years past that was true, but today it's only partially true. Several ISPs now have their own internet gateways out of Thailand, e.g. CSLoxinfo, True, TT&T (probably now 3BB?), and TOT. ...

https://www.huahincitywide.com/signup.php Thanks for the signup link. Last year when I visited Hua Hin I was able to get username/password by sending an SMS, but this year when I tried, I never got a reply from them. I have True 3G now, but it's always nice to have a backup. And, yes, the free city...

If I understand correctly, you are using Win7 on a computer with only 1GB RAM? If so, I'm surprised you can get any work done. A practical minimum is 2GB RAM. Win7 really likes 4GB. For basic computing, like browsing web sites, occasional word processing or spreadsheet work, and light photo retouchi...

I have been using the SMTP server with my web site host in the USA for my e-mail accounts. I use 3BB as my ISP, would there be any advantage (or disadvantage) to using the tttmaxnet SMTP server instead? (Or, is the tttmaxnet server only for 3BB e-mail accounts?)

For a .PDF reader, I use the free Foxit Reader. Loads faster than Adobe Reader. It works from within IE and Opera browsers, as well.

I seem to have a more favorable impression of the folks in the local 3BB office. I moved to HH about three weeks ago and transferred my 3BB Premier 3Mb/1Mb account from Pattaya over here. The gal at the counter (apparently she's the only English speaker) understood my query, and after asking pensive...