Moonlover

Yes you have to have the mobile app and it can only be done through the bank's own ATMs.

I've just seen CCTV footage on the news of him in the act of doing so.

With a standard Krungsri debit card, limits are 30,000 THB per transaction and up to 100,000 THB per day. (the account holder can choose one of five limits up to that amount) Other banks will vary I'm sure.

Teach the good lady how to make cardless withdrawals. Problem solved. I've also taught my wife to use the Krungsri mobile app so she can transfer the money to her account.

That's exactly what Krungsri bank advised us to do when we raised this issue with them. Good point about fixed deposit accounts. That's why I closed mine awhile ago.

Same with Truemoney Wallet as well. This potential scam has been reported previously on AN forum. With the ability to check your account balance instantly, it's easy to prove it's a scam and that you safely delete and ignore. Every SMS costs money. There's no need to duplicate is there.

Thanks for the tip. I agree, diet is very important. I'm not looking to go natural, I did so quite a few years ago and a quick scan on the web suggests that I get plenty of these amino acids in my current diet. Cutting back on alcohol is also useful as is a daily dose of meditation. Sleep well. 😊

Ok, so I've read most of these posts, all suggesting various potions. So now about a very natural way to induce sleep? No potions and no cost. I originally came across this method in a TED talk by Jim Donovan and now I've found a shortened. but very affective version on YouTube. This really does work and it is so unbelievably simple. Give it a go. Trick your brain into falling sleep - Jim Donovan

In that case the bank app probably blocked it because you were trying to take an image of a transaction before it had been completed. If you have confirmed that the transaction has not been completed, simply try again and follow the procedure. Once completed, you will. as already stated have a transaction slip saved on your phone. It's easy peasy, I've done hundreds of them.

So does Krungsri and BAAC. I don't quite understand what the O/P means by 'take a snapshot'. Do you mean a screenshot O/P?

It appears that the O/P is more concerned about the potential damage to his bank balance than he is about the safety and welfare of his family. But there you go, this is Thailand. And as my wife is always quick to point out whenever I make a comment on these matters: 'It's up to them'. So be it.

Hospitals are not about wellness, they're about sickness. Wellness is about avoiding hospitals, something I've managed to achieve for much of my life thank goodness.

Here you go lads, another golden opportunity to Thai bash presented by our resident 'click bait extraordinaire'.

I leave the main shopping to my wife. She's a far cannier shopper than I am. But I do visit our local 'Go Fresh' store which has improved quite a bit since the switch from Tesco. It's a bit cramped but it does have quite a varied selection for a small unit. We live in the country so it's a useful shop to have out here. It's also handy that I can use my Trumoney Wallet there as well.

With respect Mike, I put the question to to the O/P, not you. Would you mind allowing him to answer it?

So from where did you learn about these 'thousands of foreigners who file for taxes in Thailand' from?

And I had exactly the opposite experience. Krungsri was the 3rd bank that I tried and I had an account within the hour. 10 years on and I'm still with them.

Worst advice IMO Best advice IMO.

No problem. If you get knocked back, just get a single entry Non O and the next time around trot off down to immigration and get yourself a proper extension and save yourself a bucket full of money and time.

Qigong, a branch of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is my therapy. And it is very effective. Qigong is a form of mindfulness meditation, so other meditation methods may be affective as well. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0022399910002102

'Fortunately, the relatively low speed of the truck prevented any fatalities'.

Funny you should mention goats, I saw a couple near here recently. Quite a rare sight in these parts. But no, not for this one. One manpower only.

Inexpensive water pump? Here you go, the perfect answer. And yes, it does work. I've seen it in action.

The headline says 'Thai police to crackdown on overloaded trucks'. No one is going to convince me that the above is not an overloaded truck.

That's Thailand for you Mike. The land of inconsistencies!