Rockee

I'm on the fibre 100/30 plan and my speed test was was down to 19mbps?

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Is G4T still operating at Promenada. Called their number several times but no answer.

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My funds from home were delayed and as I was in the middle of making a purchase I withdrew funds from my account which left it thirteen thousand baht short of the 800K minimum for one day as the transfer took place. When I went to complete my Retirement visa she actually smiled when she pointed out on my balance sheet that I was Under the 800 for a day. So we had to start all over again....

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Idiotic, it's bad enough now with the Chinese at DM, imagine the 'queues' for insurance machines, folks with no baht, arguing, kids crying, machines breaking down, laughable.
 

'The requirement is seen as helping to reduce the burden on Thai hospitals who are being forced to treat an increasing number of insured foreigners.'

 

No problem then according to the article if foreigners are insured why is it costing Hospitals?

 

It states " uninsured" foreigners!


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With my Australian online tranfers the bank sms me to my mobile phone a confirmation code. Which I must enter to confirm it's me.

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English speaking does not make a good lawyer or give anyone knowledge of UK laws.  Use the same due diligence here as you would at home.

English speaking makes it a lot easier to communicate unless you're fluent in Thai

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Mate, you need to talk to an English speaking lawyer. He can tell you what you must do.
The advice I received is that my Australian will must be changed to allow the validity if the Thai will and to also advise my executor on that will (My daughter) of the changes. A professional like
Lanna lawyers or similar are who I would ask.
Joe was the guy I spoke to 0849047797.
His advice on what was needed cost me a cup of coffee. The quote for the will in both English AND Thai was three thousand baht.
In matters this important I go to the experts.
And like you my partner doesn't want to talk about it. As a general rule Thais (Aside from the wealthy) don't leave wills.
But we don't want to leave them with a mess and no money if they've been good to us.
Get professional advice.

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There are English speaking lawyers here in Chiang Mai and they are the people you should be talking to.
I was advised that whatever is in my "Thai Will" should also be added to my will in Australia with my lawyer there to avoid a conflict between both wills.

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Signed up to watch Australian news and Rugby league. No ABC as listed and programmes listed are changed without notice. Rugby Union replacing Rugby League. Little or no UFC as promised.

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Thanks but I'll try the USB method first to download the app.

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Yep did all that. Went into apps. NO Netflix .
Have Ciflix.
As I posted tried all that but doesn't want to show Netflix.

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Yes tried to do it with the browser but didn't want to do it? I'll try the laptop to USB to TV when I get home.

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Okay, finally got a reply from the TCL website.
Told me to download App on my laptop, transfer to USB and then plug into TV and transfer Netflix app.
I'll try that and see how I go.
Thanks for the help.

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Mine is about six months old. Has ICflix which is mostly Asian movies etc.
When I typed in Netflix and searched it with no result?
I have seen similar complaints on Google.
Maybe their simply pushing ICflix.

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Thanks mate. Bit new to this. If you could move it for me I'd appreciate it.

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Signed up for Netflix but my TCL Smart TV doesnt have Netflix in its Apps and when I tried to search for it to download it.

It failed to recognise it?

Any suggestions?

 

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It's my understanding that travel insurance requires you to have a return ticket. Many expats living here like myself don't have a return ticket.
Some credit cards provide travel insurance if you purchase the ticket with your credit card BUT only applies if you have a return ticket.

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And you must have a return ticket.

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That is a lot of nutcases lol

Was that a head count...bear in mind Tasmanians have two heads. LOL

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HOBART...
Give me a break, cold and wet.

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Can't you look behind you by turning your head


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Smart arse answer for a polute question.
Modern pick ups are high off the ground and make it difficult to what's exactly behind you

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Travel insurance in many cases only applies if you have a return ticket. Many expats living in Thailand wouldn't qualify.

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Thanks Dellboy.
Got one all sorted.
Thanks for all the help.

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Of course if they're rented on a daily basis you would have to return them to the Rental shop.
But of course if you stake out an area of the beach and fill it with your sunchairs and Umbrellas. And pay for that territory to "someone" it works better for the "Hirer".

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If your allowed to take your own folding chair and umbrella onto the beach I'd be setting up a rental shop nearby.

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