ronthai
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Yesterday I went to open a Kasikorn bank account (green bank),
Went to immigration for the residence paper (20 minutes in and out)
After that to the Kasikorn bank, because close to home and immigration and beach.
Ridiculous what they wanted:
10.000 baht deposit
800 baht for standard debit card (yearly)
MUST get a insurance at 2500 baht.
Guess what, I told them to shove it, where???
Now got an easy Bangkok bank:
500 baht deposit
300 baht debit card B1st (internet payments ready)
Even got great internet banking with BB
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All depends on the persons personal situation.
Married, kids, no kids, kids which age, party guy (daily or sometimes), liking Thai food or must eat expensive farang food, ect., ect.
For me average per month 12.000 to 21.000, depends on my monthly stupidity and alcoholic needs.
Add to that my low rent and electric, total basically 25-26.000
To answer your question as a single guy, 400 to 700 baht daily.
There where times when money was short and I did 100-200 baht per day.
Why does immigration need the proof of 800.000 baht for a retirement visa?
So easy to have a good and happy life for a lot less in Thailand.
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just get some boxes delivered, if you really cannot go without
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As Barin said, most likely your power supply.
If you did not have this before and just started at some time without you making any plug/location changes of your computer, you might also consider that it is time to replace the Power Supply. Depending on your computer power needs, these are available for between 600 to 2500 baht. Most likely for any standard computer a cheaper one will do.
Easily replaced yourself, but if you are uncertain, any Thai computer shop will do it on the spot within 5-10 minutes.
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Reminds me of those yellow stars three generations ago - for religious reasons though at that time - very, very scary as it also could communicate the lawlessness
Was the first thing that came to my mind, first step towards many others if this will be accepted.
Remember the idea some Thai had that farangs should wear a wristband also, about 6 months ago (or more, time flies)
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Give it time and you will get used to it. After a while you will not hear them anymore and they will not wake you up anymore.
But that will only happen if you get past your "anger and frustration". Go to sleep relax and all will be well.
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I must be missing something here.
Why would you want or need to put a balance on your (Thai) PayPal Account?
You have your Thai bank card and bank account registered with (Thai) PayPal, yes?
Whenever you would buy something online and use Paypal as the payment option, it would simply be withdrawn from your registered card and bank account.
I have both Thai PayPal and Bangkok Bank. Yes, impossible to add funds on it, but again NO NEED to.
The only reason I can think of would be to try and transfer funds OUT of Thailand and into your Aussie account, which is by Thai law not allowed.
Maybe also by international law due to money laundering and such.
Transferring money out of Thailand (without any purchase) is only allowed under special circumstances, which I am sure can be found online or an other TVF poster may post them here.
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Just make sure you are a good swimmer.
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I have ordered 15 items from Lazada and all in excellent new state.
Delivery was always free, and between 2-6 business days. (Delivery times depends on which shop supplies the item).
I time I used a 1200 baht discount coupon, with an order of 10 items total more then 6000 baht, so cost 1200 less.
Other time for a new computer, with a discount coupon of 10%
I have no complaints, but their email reply can be a bit odd sometimes.
I write in English and get a reply back in Thai , sometimes
Their delivery company Kerry Logistic, needs to learn a bit more LOGIC, but they always delivered all with great services and speedy.
Descriptions on the website are given by the seller/shop that sells that item. Sometimes it is in English, many times only in Thai.
When you want to buy something, always search Lazada with the same product, because more then 1 shop may sell the same item at different prices.
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They should get all the mobile discotheques (trucks with BOOM BOOM) of the road.
I live on a side road to a main road in Pattaya. Even in the middle of the night they blast their music, not caring waking everybody up along the drive.
Idiots with too much money.
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It is very well possible that in the past (or current) you had a malware/trojan on your computer and they got your registration number, which is now public on the internet.
I still would say contact IDM and explain and ask for a new registration.
You probably still have the original registration email you got after you purchased it. Just reply to that one and I am sure they will assist you.
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I agree with one poster saying that you usually download other unwanted stuff, when using free versions.
Your computer is only as good as the programs you put on.
So true, many computer users have no idea what they are doing. It is like Thais driving, no idea what they are doing.
They download any software they hear of or "recommended" by an "expert" friend.
Then after testing the newly installed software, they think just un-install the software is enough, it never is.
Stuff stays in the registry, settings, AppData and other places on your computer.
Overtime that will accumulate and slow your computer and cause conflicts, like freezing the computer.
There are plentiful good cleanup programs out there, also for free.
Use Google and do research.
Stop blaming your computer issues on the OS, it is 99.99% of the time your lack of knowledge on how to service and maintenance it.
You change the oil in your car/motorbike, check the air pressure in your tires.
Well your computer also needs a little loving, instead of cursing and getting to a stage you just want to throw it out of the window, been there, have not done it
MicroSoft had a few bad OS (2000, ME, Vista, W8.0, probably forgot some) and a few good ones (95, 98, XP, W7 and W8.1[with the changes I did in the first post]).
Judgment on W10 will be done in a few years, way to early now.
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So many people always complain about their computer, why?, because they do not take care of them.
Like a car it needs service, maintenance, but most people are just simple users and blame all on in this case Windows 8(.1)
I have helped many people with their computer, that had problems and always could be solved by doing, software/driver upgrades, getting rid of viruses (plenty of those) and worst case scenario a C-drive format and re-install windows.
Rarely somebody needed new or additional hardware. I had one case of somebody trying to run W7 on a 1 GB Ram computer and expected heavy duty.
But then the same guy bought USB 3.0 external hard drive and was surprised it wasn't faster, since he had no USB3 on his old computer.
Plenty of more examples, but I won't bore you with them.
For most people the answer to problems is, stop complaining and do service and maintenance for your computer on a regular base.
If you don't know how, learn or find somebody to help you, free or paid. (NO, I am not for hire, so don't PM me)
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Mine seems to freeze up a lot and nothing will fix it except a restart.
You probably have a virus, malware or more,
get a good (not free, nothing free) virus program
and start scanning, free virus programs will
infect your system.
What a nonsense "ozyjon" there are excellent FREE anti-virus programs out there.
AVG free version works great and so do many others, just Google for other Free anti-virus software,
BUT only install 1 anti-virus, otherwise they might (for sure) conflict
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Been using IDM for years, never any problems and re-installed many times.
Suggest you contact IDM and just solve it with them. You paid for it (lifetime), so you have the right to use it, since you do say you like IDM (except for the registration code error)
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Forgot, if you want a nicer clock, calender in your taskbar, like I use, you can download that here:
Has a free or paid version
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I agree bdenner, the only reason I ever went to Windows 7 and now Windows 8.1 (new computer) is because XP stopped being updated by MicroSoft in 2014
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I have my new computer now and can confirm that MaeJoMTB was correct.
Thank you MaeJoMTB,
I also have posted a new topic, regarding Windows 8.1 as a followup.
http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/817087-windows-81-love-or-hate-it/
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This topic is a result of my previous topic: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/815052-new-of-the-rack-computer-laguage/
For me it is the first time I ever have W8.1
I have done loads of Google research and working with it now for almost a week, I am happy I got it.
No W10, lets give that at least 2-3 years to prove itself, knowing MicroSofts history.
What I hate about W8.1 is the way it looks and functionality. Those idiot tiles look horrible and useless without a touch screen.
All program windows have a basic color and all square (no rounded corners or shadow or transparency). It looks like a step back to the 20th century.
Fear not, thanks to people who are smarter then me and wrote several different patches for W8.1, it is easily changed and made to look like the great W7 OS, without loosing the excellent additions W8.1 offers.
If you like how Windows 7 worked and looked, this is how to get it back on Windows 8.1:
The excellent start menu, just download and install Classic Shell
Get the program windows to look like in Windows 7, download and install UxTheme Multi Patcher and a theme of your choosing
Note: I recommend theme 4 or 5, but just the best for the W7 look.
You will also need to download and install AeroGlass (Painter) to get the transparency effect back.
The original (with watermark) can be downloaded here
If you want you desktop background watermark free, download and install one of the version explained here (youtube with download links)
If you are still a fan of the Gadgets, they can still be used in Windows 8.1, download and install 8GadgetPack
All patches and software are virus, malware, trojan, ect, free.
If you can read you can do it yourself, just follow the instructions giving on the links above.
Below are some images how my Windows8.1 desktop looks like, after I did the above.
The Taskbar on the left with program and such, of course auto hides normally.
Desktop image 1 1920x1080
Desktop image 2 1920x1080
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Great day(s) to stay at home
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If you live in Thailand (or work, because want to live here) and need to take medications for stress, you are doing something very wrong.
Stress you leave behind in your home country, when you come to relaxing Thailand.
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Will the Banglamung Post Office be closed today?
Need to pickup an EMS package, which they so called could not deliver.
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I agree NanLaew and have done so for 3 computers bought in Thailand already, always had my own legal Windows version.
Now with Of The Shelf computer I am talking about a Brand Name (HP in this case).
The same computer can be bought in several (online) shops accross Thailand.
I have no doubt all will be legal with this computer, just need it to be in English, not Thai
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OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO,
for you, WooLooMooLoo
I am software dependent and VERY knowledgeable about Mac also.
My business/work depends on Windows (unfortunately), and NO emulation by Maccy.
When replying, answer a/the question, not OOPS, I need to reply with useless information
Petition aims to get children to wear motorbike helmets
in Thailand News
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It is of course a good initiative, but it starts at home.
Many parents still do not wear their helmets, or they do and the kid on the bike does not.
I used to daily pick up the kid from Thai friends from school (5-6 years old).
The first day I did it, after school I drove to a motorbike shop and bought him a helmet. Yes, the drive to the shop was with no helmet.
Back at home, he proudly showed Mum his new quality helmet for 550 baht (with some cartoon figure).
Mum asked me why I bought it. Well I am responsible for him when I pick him up and if something happens, I want him to be protected as much as possible.
Mum, sister and brother never use his little helmet when they drive him, but they do wear their helmets.
I gave up on teaching them, it is like talking to the empty brains, when it comes to logic and safety.