LukKrueng

Have you asked him?

You contradicted yourself in your reply. True, there is no separate chanot for the house in most cases and the land department doesn't care what's on the land. The only body in Thailand that keeps records of ownership is the land department, so apart from condo units (and the rare cases of house chanots) - you cannot truly own a house in Thailand unless you own the land itself. When buying a plot of land or a condo unit, it's not the legal contract that "gives" you ownership or proof of, is the record at the land office. As for the notice at the o.b.t - that might be the case because of the mortgage, but that's not the usual practice when selling\buying property in Thailand. The usual way is seller and buyer go together to the land office, pay the transfer fee and on the spot the buyer's name is added to the chanot and the buyer goes out of the office with the chanot.

You don't have to invest so much money for that. Even a worn wallet will do, as long as it's not empty...

You're wrong. The only proof of ownership is a chanot (yes, I know there are lesser types of title deed such as ns3) and your house doesn't have 1, does it? If you decide to sell, could you change the name on the building license? I think the answer is no. Developers have a way to issue separate chanots to the house and the land. I'm not sure how exactly it works, but I know someone who bought a house in a gated village and had done problems with the separate chanots (one of which was never transferred to her name by the developer). So the property the op is taking about might be such a case, of a house and land in a gated village.

Why would you charge a phone battery at 70%? Or 50%? A battery has a number of cycles it can go through before it start losing the efficiency to hold power. The more times you charge the worse gets. Better let it drop to about 20% before charging it, so in your case, when the phone was new it it only used 30% per day you should have charged it once every 3 days. As @sometimewoodworkerwrote, when you try to fully charge the battery and it doesn't go above 70% - that would be a good time to look for new battery or phone.

You missed 1: He's the de-facto leader of the ruling party, which makes he the de-facto PM of Thailand.........

If it was offered as a gift there's no scam here at all

Why?

First of all - $500 is not worth the trouble of trying to get it back any other way than asking her to pay back. The costs of trying to get it back, be it legal or not will be much more than $500. You say she didn't ask for the money, but accepted when offered. How was it offered? As a loan? as a gift? Under any conditions at all? I assume that if the person who paid the money is a TV celebrity he won't go hungry for the loss of $500, so better just put it down as tuition fee for the university of life.

Are you kidding? Check newspapers from the era of the original mother party (TRT)...

Ummm, the party was created by the devil...

You forgot the mask, man. Very important for the intelligent look!!

It is obvious you (think you) are a genius, so why come here and ask us commoners where to find a suitable girl for you? Being a genius you should be able to find the answer on your own..........

I hope they do blood tests to see what he was really on, and don't just take the father's word for it

I make 2 liters/time. Heat the milk on the stove, wait for it to cool enough so I can hold a finger in it for about 10 seconds, add 2 spoons of yogurt - just normal simple from 7-11, cover the pot with a towel and leave it on a shelf overnight. At the moment as it is a bit cooler at night I usually let is sit until the next afternoon/evening (so about 20-24 hours)

True. But do you really see the Muslims in France demanding ALL girls\women cover their heads\bodies? Freedom of religion means anyone can worship and believe who or whoever they want as long as they don't force anyone else to go their way or stop anyone going another way. Now, if they start demanding special prayer time during school schedule - that would be wrong.

I think they've stopped it. Since January this year till the last bill I used between 9 and 12 units per month. Up until 3 months ago books always came with total cost 0. The last 3 months I already had to pay (10, 12, 10 units).

Ha? Oh, thank you for the club's details. I won't be able to attend the show, would you be so kind and have it on zoom as well?

Which was my point ecxectly.

You should read the post I replied to before you reply to me. Otherwise you just take my reply out of contest

It's not a win\lose situation. You simply don't understand how the banking system works in Thailand. Simply said, the registered address has nothing to do with inter provincial banking. The location of your branch is what counts. A person might have multiple bank accounts in different provinces while a person can only have 1 registered residential address. When I moved from 1 province to another, at first I paid a fee for ATM withdrawals and also bank deposits while I was at the new province. I later opened another account in the new province and used the bank's online system or app to transfer money between my accounts for free.

ummm, the reason Thailand's median age is 10 years older than the rest of the world might be all the old retirees coming here at a late age...

So simple. When I walk into the condo building I'm looking at my phone's screen. Same in the elevator. Never seen any no weed signs. I smoke on the balcony.

I have 2 passports in which my family name is spelt differently (only 1 letter). All my documents\bank accounts are spelt using passport no.1. I use the other passport for traveling to some destinations where it has advantages using that other nationality. My frequent traveler accounts using passport no.1 as well. Once I booked a flight ticket using passport no.2 and couldn't get the miles for that flight. Ever since then I always use the spelling of no.1 and never had any problem boarding.

If course he is sick. He's sick and tired of being in prison. 5 hours is more than enough!!