The “Oh” Property Scandal | 560,000 Baht Dispute Shakes Real Estate Industry

Buyer: So I’ve already paid 560,000 baht and still have to keep paying installments — in the end, I don’t even get the house. How will you take responsibility, Oh?
Oh: Then go ahead and sue.
Buyer: Ohhh!!! So I have to sue myself?
Oh: Yes. If you’re not confident, then don’t keep paying.
Buyer: And if I stop paying?
Oh: Then it’s a breach of contract, and you won’t get your 560,000 baht back.

That moment… damn. Not “oh wow” — but “oh hell no.”

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I really planned to stop talking about people.
But after watching Hon Krasae today, I can’t help it.
That calm, unbothered smile after everything that’s been done —
I swear it makes you want to pinch her face.

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Khun Muay (host): Left too many blanks. Gotta read people like this better — when there’s an opening, go for the hook, keep her on topic, don’t let her derail.

Lawyer Kaew: Helped Khun Muay handle the show and counter for the victim very well. Thank you.

Lawyer Joe: The first episode hit hard — after the social backlash, the second one toned down.
If you’re going to represent Oh’s side, think carefully about your family first. Seriously.

Lawyer Saiyut: MVP of the day. Sharp, straight to the point — no need for long explanations.
Every counter stopped her mid-spin. Saw through every setup.
#LoveIt

Khun Wirot (the mortgage investor):
No way I’d ever deal with someone like that again.
In mortgage transactions, you never get the full amount requested.
The mortgaged value and auction value are never equal.
But every question seemed like an attempt to twist it —
to make it look like Wirot was part of the scheme too.

Victims and the public:
Before signing any property agreement, read every line carefully.
If you’re not an expert, hire a lawyer or a trusted advisor first.
Otherwise, you’ll end up with headaches like this case.

GH Bank (Government Housing Bank):
Defended themselves while tie-in promoting —
A new era of state bank PR.
Honestly… impressive. 😂

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And finally —
#ThereAreManyLikeOhOutThere

From what’s been revealed,
there are multiple points that could fall under fraud.
How many victims are there?
That’s karma stacking up one by one.
But take it all the way —
and let it end where it should.

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Notice one thing —
Employers who run businesses
without ethics or proper governance
always end up being exposed by former employees.
Like the V10 garage case.

If I were a business owner
and this many clients had disputes with me,
I’d have to self-reflect first.

Ask myself —
Where did my business model go wrong?
Is it a real problem?
How can I fix it?
How can I take responsibility, compensate clients,
and solve what’s right in front of me?

Instead of arrogantly smiling
and talking nonsense without remorse.

Because even if you win in court,
you’ve already lost your customers’ trust.

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