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	Chief operating officer Pornpan Techarungchaikul said that her company prepared two remedies for people who were unhappy over the public being given free-to-air access to live telecasts of the 64 World Cup matches via the Army-owned TV5, Channel 7 and Channel 8.</div>
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RS to refund dissatisfied customers

RS customers will receive a full Bt1,590 refund if they want to return the FIFA World Cup settop box while the Bt299 subscription fee to watch the Brazilian event will also be refunded.

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