Sunday, March 30, 2008

GPS tracking for Thai Girlfriends

If you google on detective and Thailand you'll come up with hundreds of sites, offering services for finding missing persons, background checks, records searches, and surveillance of foreign visitors and local residents especially Thai wives, fiancees and girlfriends.
Foreign men come out here, marry a woman half their age after knowing them a week, and then wonder, "What the hell have I gotten myself into?"
Some hire an investigation team.
Most cities have them.
A detective will discover that your girlfriend has had a Thai boyfriend or husband, still see this Thai boyfriend or husband, and that some of the money you give her ends up in his pocket, despite her saying, "We finished long ago."
More troublesome is not knowing where your beloved is, when she's out of sight.
Everyone is trackable these days with a GPS tracking system. You can stick a device on the car or motorbike for her whereabouts around Pattaya. Farther afield you can stick a bugging GPS in her telephone. She might not answer it all the time, but she will not be without it. Just remember you might not want to know where she goes, unless you're going someplace you don't want her to know where you are. Then the GPS device becomes a defensive measure.
You can visit your mia noi in peace, knowing you're wife is still at Big C or have a relaxing massage comforted that she is still in Buriram.
The other possibility is to get her an ankle bracelet cops use to insure parolees remain under house arrest. You'll have to get it covered in gold, because your wife won't wear just anything.
This once more is mostly to prevent your getting caught with your pants down.
But remember Thai women are geniuses when it comes to find out where you have been.
If Osman Bin Laden owed a Thai woman money, she would have tracked him down in a matter of days, instead of the five years of failure that the CIA have had with America's Most Wanted Infidel.

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