FritsSikkink

"who has no job connections whatsoever with Thailand" Will you be working for a foreign company or as a freelancer while living in Thailand? If so, you would need the appropriate visa and a work permit. You will also be liable for tax.

Driving against traffic is moronic at any speed.

Pure speculation, another balloon filled with air.

No, only the needs concerning accommodation. Not services that have nothing to do with that, like filling up your car or do your shopping.

That sounds a lot better.

Restaurants and cafes, yes. Walking around and speaking to people, yes. Visiting a condo looks like a waste of time.

Seeing a couple of condo's won't help you much to know more about the city too.

Tell them you want the 2500 thb and the 9000 for the phone. Let them keep the phone and buy one somewhere else.

That will never happen.

It is NOT a condo problem that you can't charge your car, like they don't have to have petrol stations on their premises too.

That charging point is not there to charge cars. What happens when more people want to charge their car? Who pays what? Trouble about who charges first and for how long. It is not a condo problem; car manufactures need to make sure there is an infrastructure that can make their cars running.

I don't need to reread it. That charging point is not there to charge cars. What happens when more people want to charge their car? Who pays what? Trouble about who charges first and for how long. It is not a condo problem; car manufactures need to make sure there is an infrastructure that can make their cars running.

Why should they be pressured in making a quick decision other than the one preventing you from taking electricity for free? They are there to create good living circumstances, not delivering infrastructure for cars. You should have thought about this topic long before you bought the car.

From the link "Low-Skilled Workers 850,302 Work permits issued to migrants registered in Thailand 2,214,298 Seasonal work permits 21,561 Irregular status 811,437 Stay with Thais 37,822 Stay with a resident family 23,640 Stay with Thai spouse 16,276 — Retirement 72,969 — Special Law – Investment — 45,882 Special Law – Industrial Estates — 2,331 Special Law – Petroleum — 1,190 Tertiary Students 31,571 — Other Populations without Citizenship — 66,483 Stateless persons — 486,440 Refugees and Asylum Seekers 48,654 — Unregistered people in a refugee-like situation in temporary shelters 48,785 — Urban refugees and asylum-seekers 5,986 "

You forgot to read the most important part: "Statistically speaking, a solo miner looking to generate 1 BTC per day would need to contribute just over 0.11% of the total Bitcoin hash rate. As we previously mentioned, this is equivalent to around 149.2PH/s or the combined output of 2,334 Antminer S17e mining units." Better info here: How Long Does It Take to Mine 1 Bitcoin? [2024] (finbold.com)

Not if you have a decent job and mingle with people who do use their brain.

I couldn't care less.

He could have gone to Alabama, most likely a better fit.

Nice font (sarcasm)

I would think Bolt has more than 1 driver. How do you know if it is a different guy, while saying it is hard to tell?

Beer garden in soi 7 is gone, loads of small bars there now.

What do you mean by 'free' money?

I would have taken another lawyer within days. Wouldn't be in that situation to start with but that's another story.

I work here as a manager in IT at a multinational, wife has a durian farm + minimarket + 2 other businesses. I also get early retirement payments from a private pension while 64. will get more pension funds in 2.5 years.

What you describe isn't high risk, which i was responding to.