KhunHeineken

MyTello does not offer an unlimited calls / minutes subscription. Fine for the casual user, not so great for the frequent user.

Bill Shorten went to an election looking for a mandate to roll negative gearing back. People voted against it. Too many on the property gravy train now.

I agree. Olmate's information can not be relied upon and should be taken with a grain of salt.

I've provided many links to relevant government policy, or their intention to pass new legislation. You, and others, have come up with things like "That's only for guys like Paul Hogan" and "Forget about Article 19." Too funny.

Do you think the policies and political parties have just gone away?

Nothing to do with the sky falling down. I have informed all Aussie expats of the proposed changes to tax residency. There are no exemptions in them, and no change to the non resident tax brackets, thus, relevant to pensioners. Then, you started trolling, and continue to do so.

Ok. Thanks. I was looking at their website on a PC. I'll check it out.

Where does it say this?

I didn't see a similar deal for Australia. Am I missing something?

Definitely 8 years, you can't guarantee 12 years. The days of Labor being for the worker or the battler are over. They have moved closer to the center of politics in recent times. I don't have confidence in either political party to benefit Australia, and Australians. What's there to celebrate in an Albo / Labor victory? How's it going to improve your life in Thailand, and the lives of your family back in Australia? The same problems will still be there tomorrow morning. The same problems they have had 4 years to fix but didn't.

Why do you think I'm crying over the result? As I said, Albo or Dutton, Labor or Liberal, Australia loses. Both parties will just keep Australia on the same course it's been on for decades, continuing to get into more and more debt.

Rubbish. Show me where I have done that. You looked at the dollar figure, and not the words. I looked at the words, as did many Labor MP's who I linked. In any case, it doesn't matter for the next 4 years, but the Libs have shown their intention to mess with pensioners who are living overseas, one way, or another.

It didn't matter if Albo or Dutton won last night, the Australian people were always going to be losers.

When the only applicants are Indian, because it's a job Aussies refuse to do, then of course an Indian will get the job. An Aussie can get Centerlink, an Indian can't.

Eventually the Libs will be voted in again. They have shown their intention to mess with pensioners who are living overseas. Sure, rest easy for the next 4 years, but it's only a matter of time before they are voted back in and implement their policies.

Why are you living in Thailand then? Serious question. What has happened in Australia to make you want to live in another country?

More of the "same same" for the next 4 years.

I am in Thailand, so I didn't vote. A bit of trivia, there hasn't been a one term government in Australia since 1931. It appears when you vote a party in, you unofficially vote them in for 8 years, not 4 years. It didn't matter if Albo or Dutton won tonight. Australia will still continue down the same path towards becoming a banana republic. A trillion dollars in debt for a population of only 28 million people. Australia will continue to max out its credit card, and when Australia loses its AAA credit rating, we are looking at 15 baht to $1AUD. Labor will celebrate being able to have their snouts in the trough for another 4 years, but there's nothing for your kids and grand kids and great grand kids to celebrate.

I bet that 20b shop sells a lot of shoes.

Because you can drop your phone or tablet in the toilet.

It's written in their costings. I posted the link and quoted the words. Who you listen to, and what they say, and how you interpret it, including the possibility of them lying, is up to you. I posted the link and the words, and gave my interpretation of those words in another post. Article 18 and 19 of the DTA between Thailand and Australia has nothing to do with this one.

I had a look at Vyke. I didn't see an option for an annual subscription. Can you post some more details?

What could possibly go wrong? Plenty of other products / providers out there that work just like Skype. Many have been put forward over the various Skype threads. No need to bother your brother with anything.

I put Teams on my phone and tried it. To make a Skype call it directed me to a browser and went to the Skype web portal. That may change on the 5th May, but if it doesn't, then you don't need Teams on your phone. You can just go to the web portal on your phone.