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On 10/29/2020 at 1:00 AM, mikosan said:

Then if you have been driving for more than three months, on each separate occasion you visit, you have been driving/riding illegally and without insurance, hotshot.  But I guess you think that is clever?

Amazing isn't it, that clever thing?

Some even fashion themselves clever for relentless, pointless attacks and personal slanders.  

With never anything constructive added in any way.

So tired and disrespectful, even for their own cause, whatever it might be.

Hard to reasonably fathom beyond consummate belligerence.

But guess trolls just gotta troll...

1 hour ago, gentlemanjackdarby said:

I know some folks have thrown out that Charles Schwab charges only USD 25 for an international wire transfer, but that is at Schwab International and they do not disclose their forex rates until one wishes to make a transfer, a clear red flag that the rate will likely not be competitive with options like Transferwise.

 

While Charles Schwab is to be commended for offering U.S. expatriates (those who are bona-fide non-U.S. residents with a non-U.S. address) an option to maintain a relationship, Charles Schwab International is not the same as Charles Schwab for U.S. residents, which does not offer international wire transfers; I'm not complaining since Charles Schwab gives us a great debit card.

Been doing international SWIFT wire transfers to SCB for more than a dozen years with Schwab (US not International) as US resident in US dollars to US dollars at SCB which FX's it into Baht. Have been doing it every month since my last extension in prep for the next extension. Schwab's wire cost is $25 (sometimes waived), and the SCB FX cost into baht has generally been about $25 away from bid side quotes. Schwab is also competitive in FX if you prefer that route.