OK, but why do they have these virtual chatlines when it was always a live person before? My opinion is that they deliberately make it difficult to speak to a live person.
What if I don't want to enquire about a product, but wanted to speak to a live person ie, about the problem I mostly have when trying to sign in?
Maybe I can forget to do my next 90 day report and not bother with renewing my annual retirement extensions, then when Immigration catch up with me, I can just say it was unintentional.
Maybe all these members of the "scared of your own shadow" brigade, the retiree's who have 800.000 Baht in their Thai bank for their retirement extensions, will have second thoughts and draw it out, and do their retirement extensions elsewhere.
I bet that you would not have got that account if you were on a tourist visa or arrived visa exempt. Being on retirement or marriage extensions it should not be too hard, you just have to look around.
Years ago I read here from a poster that just opened up a bank account with a Bangkok Bank branch in Bangkok. About two weeks later I went to try and open up an account at that bank and the teller said I needed something from Immigration, I cannot remember exactly what it was. I said to the teller that this bank opened up an account for a farang about two weeks ago. I was then told "Oh! We have a new manager now. Says it all really. Give a Somchai a bit of power and Well! There you go.
OK. Anyone else able to get to Lazada's chatline and speak to a real person, I mean now, not in the past as I have done that several times before.
Not a virtual, but a real chatline, and not a phone call. Am I the only person who can't?
This is a bit off topic but I will go ahead. There are shops in Scotland with this notice out side "Everything under £25". Above the notice in very small words in dark lettering. "Almost Everything".
Yes, same as Lazada, Lazada used to have a real person, now what they have is what they call a virtual chatline, you can only get answers to their chatline, you are not able to ask them a question, as you would a real person.
Yes, but just check the fee's of any agent before you use them. They can differ by thousands of Baht, I know through experience. But the majority of agents are fine.
I am sure the unelected soldiers and medical profession will soon find someway to screw the ordinary person as they made a fortune out of the pandemic.
See what I mean when I said he hasn't got the brains to cover anything up, why did he say he trusted the court. Surely he should have kept his mouth shut.
My endorsement then is the same as it is now. No country in the world should ever have a government who is not voted in by the majority of the country's population.