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tomgreen

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  1. Many Thanks , its appreciated Tom .
  2. I have 3BB fiber internet at my house , but I did not know about using a 3BB email account , can you please tell me a bit more Tom .
  3. I was sent this video by a friend , and his question was ........... If there is a God why would he allow this to happen . I’m in no way a religious man , but my friends question got me thinking . So whats your thoughts on ........ If there is a God why would he allow this to happen Link to the video below https://streamable.com/vb63wj Tom .
  4. I have purchased a Honda 4 stroke petrol brush / weed cutter to cut down tall grass and small bushes on some land.( see photograph D ) The Honda brush cutter is working well , but I’m now looking for some advice . One problem I’m having is finding decent cutter blades that last more than a few hours . So far Ive used some cutter blades purchased off Lazada + some given to me ( see photograph C ) those cutter blades were not that expensive. Those cutter blades shown on the photograph worked fine for a short period of time , but all of them eventually stopped cutting and became useless. I suspect that the problem may be in the fact that those cutter blades were cheap in price. I’m wondering if paying more money for a better cutter blade would be the answer and the more expensive cutter blades would last longer, or could it be that some how I’m using the wrong type of cutter blade for the job. With the now worn out and not cutting very well cutter blades , would it be possible to re sharpen those cutter blades and would it be worth the effort. After now cutting all the tall long grass down , it leaves a bottom stump ( photograph A ) where the long grass is rooted into the ground . The cutting blades ( circular type ) can cut those long grass rooted stumps out of the ground , but its hard work . I’m wondering if theres another easier / better way / cutter blade to deal with removing the long grass rooted stumps. Along with the long grass that needed cutting theres also some old small lemon trees that need to be removed ( see photograph B ) . Ive tried cutting those small lemon trees at their base , but the circular cutting blades struggles to cut into the lemon tree wood , and the circular cutting blades start to get hot and some smoke appears from the circular cutting blade. I’m wondering if using a different type of circular cutting blade to cut the small lemon trees would be the best option. Currently all the tall long grass has been successfully cut down , leaving only a lot of tall grass bottom stump areas that need to be removed along with the small lemon trees. I’m still learning so any advice , suggestions or recommendations very welcome . Tom .
  5. Would it be possible to normally run the laptop ,if the battery has been taken out , but its still plugged into the mains power supply that came with the laptop? Tom .
  6. Thanks, I'm only looking at sending small amounts ( 1,000 Baht ) to my UK HSBC bank to keep it active , so may be the SWIFT procedure may not be worth all the trouble for a 1,000 Baht every few months. Tom
  7. Thanks, what did you have to do to make that SWIFT transfer from your Bangkok Bank account to the UK . Tom .
  8. Thanks , so it looks like using a money transfer option ( Wise ) may not be possible , and the only option for me to send small amounts of money from Thailand into my UK HSBC bank account , would be directly from my Bangkok Bank account Tom .
  9. Thanks , when you used the Bangkok Bank mobile app to send money from your Bangkok Bank account to the UK , were you asked to sign up / or use a separate money transfer company like ( Wise ) , or was the transfer of money from your Bangkok Bank account all done in house by Bangkok Bank . Tom .
  10. I wondered about using the Bangkok Bank mobile app , I'm going to have another go opening the Bangkok Bank mobile app and see what the procedure is to send money from my Bangkok Bank savings account to my UK HSBC bank savings account , from past experience dealing with any thing Bangkok Bank related , it may be a bumpy ride 😀 Tom .
  11. Hi , I'm only looking for a simple way to send money ( Thai Baht ) from Thailand to my UK HSBC bank account . Ive just checked out the Wise web site and its saying that sending Thai Baht to Europe is not possible with their platform ( unless Ive got it all wrong ) Tom .
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