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More profit is more in there activity than more jobs. Many traders in Thailand are using QR codes without thinking of the consequences. Meaning that if the trader is not supplying a tax return they are leaving them selves vulnerable to prosecution for tax avoidance . It is estimated that 70 percent of traders in Thailand do not pay tax.

You are responsible for who your giving money to. Are you all there?

Traceable I am sure, but it will take time to recover your money or not at all. Check the receiver and the amount and all should be ok.

In that scenario the shopkeeper will not receive the amount . Then you have to try and find out where your money has gone. Simple Hopefully it never happens to you but I can assure you it is happening everyday around the world Perhaps the thieves have not caught on in Thailand

Look at the last sentence what I sent you.

I try again , but seems you are dense

I understand the system. I use it every day and I check the name of the account and the amount each time. To be honest you don't understand what I am trying to inform you about.

I could not careless what you think I am. See

You can call me left right or centre but the fact remains that we all must be carefull when using QR codes .

Thanks so much to you too for your ignorance

Many people do not check the name . Fraudsters know that .

QR codes can be switched to a fraudsters account . Most definately theft is possible using QR codes

I gave in yesterday for a few hours and tonight I will treat myself to a few hours of what heat a human can cope with.

I am sure this knee jerk reaction to the success of buying online with Lazada and shoppee products from china will be counter productive as many items are not available in Thailand . The VAT addition is designed to help Thai manufacturers. I just see less choice available from china in the near future Many items I have bought from China through online shopping are just not available here in Chiang Mai at what ever the price.

30 million packages must mean Thai citizens are ordering from china and a sprinkle of foreigners.

12000 btu airconditioner will on average use 1kw per hour . 720 hours in the month will equate to 3600 baht .

I fully understand what you are saying , however if you were not inflicted with a disease you would of been offered your pension anyway.

All positive until the last sentence.

What do you think is the consequence of defrauding the Bitish Government going to be ?Send you some roses perhaps? I have read that the consequences are that retirement payments will cease.

If caught falsifying your place of residence your pension payments would cease.

The pillion passenger had little choice in the matter

Dump them on an island and follow the Austrtalian way, Or make a deal with the UK and send them to Rwanda .

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