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Not true if including the UK in western Europe..........

I am not going to argue with what you have just said. However what has your reply above got anything to do with the question I asked........... You said - I asked how they use the ATM to transfer your personal "data" and why..........(since wi fi and or mobile data would be available)

You are joking right? As just one example issues around legibility in various women's' sports........

What in?

Can you say why you think that is as there seems little to choose between them in terms of spec?

This does not seem to be borne out by the actual example posted by @Dogmatix in the other thread? And isn't Jim's interpretation just that - his interpretation?

Are you using commercial software for this (online filing)?

How else does one empty it fully........ Sorry that was a little snarky.....yes, successfully drained and refilled many times. I presume an air leak somewhere but that is a minor issue and only one part of why looking to possibly replace.

Thanks a lot that"s exactly what I wanted to know

Sorry I meant lower wattage - yes I have seen on the Mitsu link I posted that they are smaller.

Unfortunately I didn't ask my local plumber when he was here the other week and yes that would be my check task before buying. I was hoping to work out the minimum before I saw him. (The local pump supplier would probably be Home Pro or similar)

Thanks. Can I ask how you can tell? I would not want any less pressure but was expecting the current pump to be smaller rather than larger.

Agreed and unfortunately pretty much a given with most consumer electrical appliances these days.

Thanks. 1- a small increase in pressure would be good. 2 - no everything buried hence only small pressure increase required. I was hoping someone may be able to tell what the current power of the pump is from one of the pictures. 3 - yes understand how good Grundfoss is but not interested in paying 20k plus especially as I don't think I would get the full benefit due to the pressure issue you highlighted.

So what exactly is the difference - pros/cons - automatic vs constant pressure? I have read a translate of the information in the Mitsu site but it is not clear what benefits there are so would appreciate anybody who has used both chiming in with their experience. https://www.mitsubishi-kyw.co.th/Product/For-Home/Water-Pump.aspx?lang=EN https://www.mitsubishi-kyw.co.th/waterpump/information.php#section_4

Did they ask you to sign anything else or just said wait - in the past mine sometmes took a couple of months to arrive so I think you were maybe expecting it too soon?

Current pump has been in place probably since new which would be over 15 years. Originally it was plumbed in to pump water from an underground tank (and the mains....) but I added an above ground tank some years ago when the underground one developed a leak - and have not used the underground one since. Also changed the pipe run so no longer pumps the mains feed. Has not been used extensively as mains feed alone was stronger and usually used that until particularly about 4 months ago. Have recently had a few issues and regularly need to empty and refill the pump to stop "pulsing". Anyhow thinking that I may replace as getting more unreliable but I would ideally like more pressure. Can anybody suggest what type of pump and what power would be good to replace it with? (I am interested but not going to spend over 20k for a Grundfoss......) Pictures are below but I cannot tell what wattage the pump is. House is 2 story and normally only one shower on at a time.

So don't agree. I stopped some of the SCB permissions which I did not think were required and the app still works. Please explain how they do that and why? The app has internet or mobile data access to work so why would they go via the ATM?

Even that may struggle........ Unfortunately the Daikin calculator that I used before seems to have gone but found this after searching for a bit - https://pattaya-property.net/what-size-air-conditioning-unit-do-i-need/ Best of luck

I agree with Lopburi - seems very small. I have a 14/15000 Btu Mitsu bought last year for a bedroom half that size - but the room does get very hot. The previous Panasonic was over 10 years old and leaked like yours normally after about 4/5 months when I would get it cleaned again.

This article from The Register appears to offer some reasoning behind potential phone/banking scams for both Android and Apple users especially in Thailand and Vietnam https://www.theregister.com/2024/02/15/cybercriminals_stealing_face_id/

Asda PAYG is another option and has cheaper cost vs Giff Gaff for standard calls in the UK without a package. I have not bothered with a package. To maintain the number you need to make a chargeable event every 180 days - I send myself a text to my Thai number which costs 20p. Touch wood I have not had any issues with OTPs and I have been using for I think 10 years. Giff Gaff gets good press however. https://mobile.asda.com/help/bundles-and-pricing/standard-tariff https://www.giffgaff.com/pricing

I don't disagree with that interpretation based on what is known currently however, unless I have missed or misunderstood something have you not been suggesting (even fairly recently) that you could not see money for property purchases being included in this tax "grab"? (a view with which I agreed) Especially as our new esteemed leader made his money in property........ Has something changed?

Yes Reacher season 2 is not a patch on the book it is based on unfortunately.

I had never heard of KogoPay and wonder who else had. I was also interested in what the linkage was between SCB and a business supporting UK and European customers......... For anybody likewise interested - https://kogopay.com/about/