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But why don't those bicycle users don't understand that only real bikes should be called bikes? ????
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They are called bicycles, not bikes! This is a bike
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I wonder if that is true. I.e. if there was a million dollar in that account, the husband or they together had kids. Then (at least for some nationalities) the kids will inherit some of that money. Like: 1 million assets for husband and wife together, husband dies, his half (0.5 million) will be inherited by his wife and his children - not just his wife! Obviously there might be lots of other details, but you get the idea.
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I don't want to hijack this thread, but it would be interesting to know what is the best procedure to setup such account to make sure the surviving person has full access without delay. I also plan to setup such an account for my gf. In case that I die she should have full access to all the money in that account right away (to pay bills, etc.). And she and I should also have independent full access to that account when we live. Obviously there is some trust involved. But it's good to have someone to get money out of the bank in emergencies. And in case she dies first, which is unlikely but obviously not impossible, then I should have full access. I wouldn't put all my money into such a joint account because I don't want that she runs away with all the money. But for emergencies it is a good idea that she has access to some money.
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Sometimes we hear from scams around bank accounts. And then many people ask: Why did the bank allow that? Why did it happen? Why don't I get my money back? They blame the bank(s) for doing things too fast and without doublechecking details. And then we have posts that people complain why it takes so long to get things done with banks. Too fast or too slow, people often blame the banks. That doesn't mean I am a fan of all banks and how they do things. But I learned that sometimes we have to accept that some things take longer than what we expect. And sometimes banks don't want to do certain things because they are afraid of getting later complaints why they did it. Banks have to work according to lots of regulations. And, as far as I know, many of those regulations are there to protect us, the honest bank customers.
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What you look for in a massage ?
OneMoreFarang replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
There are different styles of (official) Thai massage. I like Wat Pho style. Anybody who learned in that school does the massage exactly in that way. These are maybe 10 sections with each 20 steps how to massage in which order, etc. If they learn it like that and do it like that then that's fine. It seems lot of the people who work in that business did never learn properly how to do it. Some still do a reasonable job, but others just do something. I go from time to time to places with blind massage people. In my experience in general they do a good job. And obviously if you go to one place regularly and you know one specific person does it best according to your taste then ask for that person - and don't forget to give them a tip. -
Do you blame the bank for doing due diligence? Obviously she should be able to have access to that account. But give the bank a little time to confirm the details. A few years ago I had to deal with some banks in Europe in a similar issue. It took months and lots of sometimes duplicated documents. Obviously it's nice if things happen fast, but sometimes we just have to wait and go through the process.
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Thai ID card copy for buying a car.
OneMoreFarang replied to YorkshireTyke's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Are you sure you want to buy from her if she is not even willing to give you a front and back copy of her ID card (even if it is maybe not necessary)? -
Which lane to use as motorcyclist
OneMoreFarang replied to Opossum's topic in Motorcycles in Thailand
Wow, a thread from more than 2 years ago is active again. In case that I didn't write my two cents already 2 years ago: Ride where you feel most comfortable considering the traffic conditions, your bike and your riding skills. The official rule seems to be that motorcycles are supposed to be only on the left lane. Personally I only follow that rule if the left lane is free of obstacles. Often cars and other objects are on that left lane and it would be necessary to change the lanes constantly. Riding constantly on the "2nd" lane is in many cases a much lower risk and headache. Personally I don't mind if I have to pay from time to time 100B for not following that rule. -
Isaan locals hope to win big in tomorrow's lottery - thanks to this!
OneMoreFarang replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
Unfortunately for the rest of Thailand that is also the way how they decide who to vote for... -
Really? Like: 15 years, that is so far in the future. I will be rich at that stage and sure I will be able to pay everything, no problem. Reality: Great, I don't have to pay now. Let's borrow some more and buy that pickup and a new bike. Sure, soon I will be rich. And then: Hey government, give me a break. I am a poor farmer, and I don't make much money, how can you expect that I pay all that money? And another politician will promise to rescue the poor farmers. TiT And if they don't do that then the farmers will be angry and vote for someone else.
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I like thigh food! (As a test on a first date)
OneMoreFarang replied to Jingthing's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I ask them if they like naam falang. ???? -
Thai women call for protection in the sex industry
OneMoreFarang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
No, I am not talking about the 30B insurance and I am not talking about private insurance. I talk about that insurance which many (all?) Thai employees have. -
Thai women call for protection in the sex industry
OneMoreFarang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
In Thailand it seems there is a government sponsored health insurance (or whatever it is called). Why should they not cover prostitutes? The oldest insurance members are responsible for most of the cost. I.e. Cancer treatment for years cost a lot more than a few STDs.