Faq

What's this all about?

Pattaya Video is a great place to collect and watch YouTubes about Pattaya, all in a playlist format. Playlists are ordered groups of individual YouTube videos that you can play like a longer movie, or just watch a part of. We’ve done our best to categorize all the playlists in a number of different ways so that you can focus in, or follow a trail from one topic to another. Up to you!

Do I have to register or pay to watch Pattaya Video?

Hell no! Just dive right in!

Can I contribute my own playlists?

Sure! Just register (it’s free and we won’t spam you) and you’re ready to add playlists. Playlists are created on YouTube, not here, but once you’ve got a playlist, you can add it to our collection.

There’s only one criteria – your playlist should be Pattaya related.

Don’t want to create a YouTube playlist, but you’ve seen some great ones already out there. No problem, add ‘em to our collection. The submission process checks for duplicate playlists, so you might run up against a poster who beat you to the punch. Don’t worry, there’s plenty more great Pattaya Video out there.

Exactly how do I post a PlayList here?

What about posting playlists about my Pattaya business?

If it’s Pattaya related, you’re welcome – with a few caveats. Don’t flood us with playlists about your business. One or two will suffice (that provides you the ability to present up to 400 videos!) Be informative and/or entertaining, and don’t disparage the competition.

There’s other Pattaya related websites with lots of video material on YouTube. They’re certainly welcome here.

Can I link to your site? Can you link to my site?

Yup. Bring it on!

Generally our policy is one of mutual links. The Golden Rule guides our approach. If you give us a link, we’ll give you one. If yours is teeny tiny and hidden away, we’ll probably do the same. If you put a prominent link to Pattaya Video on your site, we’ll give you a prominent spot also. If your link has a “nofollow” attribute, we’ll reciprocate in kind.

And yes, we can take into account a disparity in traffic between your site and ours. Shoot us a note to discuss: [email protected]

What about advertising here?

Email us and we’ll figure something out that produces some results for you.

I hear Pattaya's a pretty racy place. Will that be a problem with the playlists I post?

Not really. All the playlist materials come direct from YouTube and they enforce a set of standards. So… if it’s good with YouTube, it’s good with us.

What kind of behavior is not acceptable here?

Pattaya is a spot for vacationers, ex-pats, and most important, Thai citizens. With that in mind, these are some quick ways to get banned from this site:

  • Any discussion of underage sex.
  • Any disparagement of the Thai monarchy.
  • Any personal attacks.
  • Any attempts at site hacking.
  • Any discussion of illegal acts.

We do log all posts. Don’t do anything that would make you or us unhappy!

What if there's something I see here that may involve copyright infringement?

If it is video material, notify YouTube right away. They take copyright violations very seriously. However, if we’re just playing a video that you made public on YouTube, that’s not a violation. You can always make your video non-embeddable or private on YouTube and it will vanish from our site. If there’s something written or a photo on our site that you feel is infringing on your copyright, let us know at [email protected] and we’ll take steps to resolve the issue. Our content is user submitted, and while we try to watch out for problems, we sometimes miss these sort of things and appreciate your notification.

I'm offended by something I saw here.

Time to change the channel. Start your own website. Or maybe just come visit Thailand.

Please realize that other parts of the world have different cultural values and the Thai people are remarkably proud of theirs. Whether you’re offended by videos of people eating fried insects or Thailand’s wide range of attitudes towards sexuality and relationships, take some time to understand their culture before imposing your values.