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namoi

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  1. post on the chaing rai forum, I remember seeing some posts previously regarding a breeder there, absolutely inspect before you buy, I used to breed parrots in Australia and had 38 suspended aviaries, in saying that I was careful of who went out the back to the aviaries, if I was a bit suss I brought the birds to the front, some not very nice so called breeders casing peoples set ups, good luck ill watch and see how you get on

  2. 34 minutes ago, electric said:

     

    Hi namoi ... presumeably you have a Suncorp account back in Oz. Login to Suncorp, and they should be able to give you a firm rate for $5000 transfer today to Thailand. You don't have to commit to the transfer, but it'll give you an idea of how much better, or worse, the Oz banks are compared to FX companies.

     

    When doing your sums, don't forget to add in the fees from Suncorp, and the fees that the Thai bank will charge this end. You can check that with your girlfriends' bank. (eg.Bangkok Bank charge 0.25% fee on all incoming foreign transfers, which is automatically deducted before BKK Bank credit your Thai account with the final figure)

     

    Another alternative is .... as you're going home next month, why not bring $9999 cash with you from Oz when you return. ($10,000+ you have to declare it at Oz airport)

     

    Any big Bangkok Bank branch will exchange AUD$5000 over the counter, no fees, no questions asked for 25.97 baht to $1AUD, on todays rates. You walk out of the bank with 129,850 baht cash.

     

    That's not a bad rate, considering no hassle, no fees, no setting up FX accounts etc.etc. and it's not that far short of what you'll ultimately get if you go the FX company route.

     

    Having said all that ... I'm with OFX (Ozforex). If I committed to a $5000 transfer right this minute, I'd receive 131,595 baht, less 329 baht Bangkok Bank fee (0.25%) giving me 131,266 baht. (OFX would also charge $15 for this T/F, as it's under $10,000, so effectively, you're cost is AUD$5015)

     

    So what the above means, is I'll receive 131,266 baht for AUD$5015 ,which in reality is 26.1746 baht to $1

     

    Hope all the above is helpful.

     

     

     

     

    g`day electric

    yea thanks for that, it makes it a bit clearer now, I sat here last night and read the bartsmat link but there was a bit of toing and throwing so just not sure about that idea, I have been thinking of the walk in with the cash but I don't know how long ill be home 10 days, 10 weeks or 10 months so I was just looking for what is the best way to go about it, I have never had to transfer before so its all new to me, again thanks.

  3. On ‎16‎/‎09‎/‎2016 at 11:27 AM, SgtRock said:

     

    No, I will just repost the previous link that I gave you that confirms it is indeed, you, that is clueless.

     

    http://www.businessinsider.com.au/charts-here-are-the-top-10-foreign-land-owners-in-australia-2016-9

     

    When you manage to read, digest and understand the content of the link. Ask yourself these 2 questions.

     

    1. Why did The Aus Government enact further disclosure laws in July 2016 ?

     

    2. Why does the Aus Deputy PM say this ?

     

     

     I should not have to explain it to you. The laws that were in place were circumvented by the use of shell companies and unnamed investors.

     

    Like I said, instead of sounding off citing p!ss poor data. Come back in 12 months when the new register has been given an opportunity to try to get to the facts.

    he will be back in 12 months when turnbul is chucked out on his ear, and most likely happy as a pig in poop as will most people be

  4. On ‎15‎/‎09‎/‎2016 at 4:52 PM, SgtRock said:

     

    Sure, whatever you say, If the Oz Government Land Register was the best place to get facts on foreign owned land, there would have been no need to implement new disclosure laws on July 01 2016.

     

     

    I have highlighted the relevant part for you.

     

    You might also want to heed this part

     

    Now come back in 12 months and tell me again how much China / the Chinese actually own.

    well they own the port of Darwin, Barnaby lets them ship their cattle from their Chinese owned farm from their Chinese owned port to china, he is only good for making an international fool of himself

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