Moonlover

I purchased my 1st smartphone when I was 73 or 74 and immediately registered for the Krungsri mobile app and it was accepted. I replaced my phone 2 years ago with a new Samsung and transferred the app to my new phone. Again no problem. I was then 77. I perceive from the T & Cs that once you have been accepted as a user of digital platforms by Krungsri, you are good for life. I cannot believe, for a moment that they will toss you under the bus on account of your age. And I'm 8 years ahead of you! I believe that you are over thinking this, and both your experience with the bank and mine, seem to indicate thus.

The Israelis could have bombed the Fordo entrances without help from the US. In fact they probably already have. One needs to have been living in a cave to not know that this MOP weapon is the only one that penetrate into the bunker. And I've just found this on the BBC: 'US officials have confirmed to the BBC's partner CBS News that MOPs were used in the strikes, with two for each target struck'. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvg9r4q99g4o

Thank you. So what you said in your 3rd paragraph @oldcpu is indeed nonsense. 'Which means those > age-70 with Krungsri are back to using cash transactions, like the old days ... or go to the bank to have bank-to-bank transfers made. Like the old days'. Well I'm 79 and my account is still working just fine. I was even able switch the app to a new phone awhile back.

Provide evidence of this nonsense please?

Why not?

Where does it say that? Just a few days ago I sent 41,000 THB to my Krungsri account. (and it arrived in seconds)

Ride motorcycle. I'm sure the vibrations will be just as good and will be a lot more fun

It says in the article that: . 'The chair is proving particularly helpful for women, who make up the majority of bladder problem sufferers'. Yes well. Maybe useful!

Good point.

As the old saying goes, 'different strokes for different blokes'.

For a 78 year old, you're doing very well.

What, skydiving?

Prior to Wise coming along, one had 2 choices in getting ones pension paid. Paid directly into a Thai account or paid into a 'home country' account and then transfer it via SWIFT. (or whatever) Both methods had built in delays which could be up to 4 or 5 days. That can be somewhat irksome when you know you've been paid' but can't get your hands on it. With Wise you can more or less guarantee that you will get your pension on day that it's paid out and there's something rather reassuring about that. It's phycological I guess but it does generate a 'feel good' factor which, I for one, rather like.

I've managed to quit that now. I'm already following the intermittent fasting regime, having finished eating by 6pm. But I was getting annoyed at having to make multiple trips to the bathroom at night. Not anymore. My fasting now includes drinking of any kind and now I only need to pee once during the night. I do occasionally feel dehydrated when I wake up to pee, in which case just a small sip of water, maybe half a glass, is enough to see me through the night. As mentioned by @newbee2022 above, my sleep is much improved.

I'm sure the police will have already asked that question.