In this link translated by the browser into English it states this........
https://krungthai.com/th/personal/deposits/211/640
And just below that are the Fee rates.........
You do know that they bought it back in 2011 which was about 4/5 years before Teams was initially tested?
I don't disagree that they may want to try and kill it off if they can get people to move to Teams however.
Give them your NI number.
Forgetting the "legality/ethics?" of the question that is what you would do if you were UK resident for tax anyhow so that by itself I would suggest is not an issue.
I am not sure that is true for the offshore versions of UK banks.
Certainly not the case for Lloyds International but don't have time now to check the others that spring to mind - Santander, Barclays, Citi, Standard Bank for example
Strictly speaking as a non-UK resident for tax you should not declare you are in order to open a new account but that is really only down to how you feel about it. Personally if you need one I would open with someone other than Barclays if only to make sure you have another UK account if Barclays decided to debank you as @NanLaew mentioned.
I doubt another bank will learn or care as long as nothing else changes.
Congratulations on being able to do that.
Can I presume your income is all nearly tax free vehicles in the UK as otherwise you would be liable for tax on it? (sounds like you spend more than 90 days a tax year in UK).
Sounds like you have been very fortunate so well done.
I paid in May and had several subsequent phone conversations -
I actually raised an online complaint on 9th November detailing all the dates of my calls and feedback from the staff. Had a reply from an actual individual on 4th December and payment for last year now showing. They have also paid me £25 as compensation..............
So I am curious if I hadn't raised the complaint whether it would still not be showing but at least it is all done now and fully paid up.
This I try and eat as does the Thai gf - but depends if thinly sliced or not and young or old - if old and chewy then no.
The bit showing in the picture from the OP - no I wouldn't attempt to eat.
Yes sorry you are correct. I just reread your OP again and it does look like they may have excluded due to the reasons you mention.
For anybody else a little more senior here is a link to their general exclusions and standard provisions which raised red flags for me -
https://www.aainsure.net/pacific-cross/Pacific Cross 8 General Exclusions and Standard Provisions.pdf
I recently renewed with April Int but looked very closely at moving to Pacific Cross due to the premiums.
I had a long discussion with a guy at AA Insure looking at different companies including PC about which he warned me of the initial exclusion period and then he sent me the Ts and Cs which clearly showed the exclusions/waiting periods (and more as I am older) you mention. I never got as far as completing an application or receiving an offer letter.
Moral of the tale - do more research first
Quick search on Brave summarised this - only you can say exactly what model you have and what speed they advertised when you bought it -
I appreciate not quite the specs you mention but if correct then not surprising you are getting the speeds you mention.