Platinum Fashion Mall Bangkok

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  • 14 years ago
Don Carswell takes us on a tour through the Platinum Fashion Mall in Bangkok Thailand. Loads of bargains can be made there. If you are lucky and bargain hard you can shop your clothes there for a wholesale price.

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