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23 hours ago, Pilotman said:and pay 30,000 pm, no thanks, no condo is worth living in, even the most palatial, because you can always find a much better house for the same or less money.
And why is that? Supply and demand is why, as less people want a house here and all that goes with it so the prices remain low. Enjoy yourself if that's what you like, but don't kid yourself that others do or should.
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12 minutes ago, CharlieH said:
It states internet banking, that can be done by either method which includes the app.
It has nothing to do with what happens in your "handful of uk banks" !
From the OP:
QuoteTheir website has an on-line Registration facility . . .
Note: Not the App, but the website. My Thai bank, which you conveniently disregarded, did not ask for my card PIN number as part of the registration process and I still think he's right to be wary. YMMV.
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9 minutes ago, sammieuk1 said:
Not so if you book your flights more than 120 days ago????
The 120 day limit you mention is probably that for doing a chargeback, however this may be extended under certain circumstances and advance flight bookings is one of these. 540 days is the absolute limit.
The other alternative in the UK is a Section 75 claim which has no time limit IIRC.
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1 minute ago, CharlieH said:
That has NOTHING to do with the OP and "setting up" for internet banking or app use in Thailand
Of course it has to do with the OP.
He never mentioned the app so I don't know why you mention it (where I agree the PIN is needed) but internet banking via the website. Setting it up is part of the process and one in which I've never needed my PIN number. He is right to be wary, albeit I have not used Khrung Thai Bank.
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Another vote here for social distancing on planes not being a long term solution, from Sir Tim Clark of Emirates.
QuoteThe idea of reconfiguring planes, removing seats on planes or permanently factoring in spacing requirements in the future – in line with social distancing measures – is untenable and not sustainable, Mr Clark said.
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3 minutes ago, sammieuk1 said:
That wound me up so much I have signed up to compensation claims GB to get my money back at 20%+£20+VAT but they tell me I will get 600 euros we shall see
That sounds more like an EU261 claim rather than just a refund request. If the cancellation was due to Covid then no compensation is due.
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7 hours ago, CharlieH said:
That same pin number will be requested when using the facility for ANY transaction, just like an ATM would require.
Normal practice, dont worry ????????
Disagree. I use internet banking with a handful of UK banks and one Thai Bank and none of them ever ask for my ATM PIN No as any part of the process.
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8 minutes ago, beachproperty said:
I doubt there are NO fees. Credit cards generally charge a "cash advance" fee. But maybe you have one of the only ???????
There are definitely a few UK issued cards as described with no foreign spending or cash advance fees, and at least one that I know of that has no immediate interest accruing on cash withdrawals. Several that do have immediate interest that you just pay online the day you make the transaction to minimise/eliminate the interest.
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There are plenty minibus services running to Bangkok, but I don't know exactly where. If you say what area you're in someone might know of a local one.
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40 minutes ago, THAIPHUKET said:
Doesn't that imply buying the ticket via a travel agent rather then online??
No, the airlines' websites (or online travel agents' websites) will also sell these itineraries. This from Lufthansa for June.
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54 minutes ago, Barley said:
If I buy Thai Airways and LH ticket separately, can that be done or does it have to be one ticket?
Always better to have it all on one ticket as then the airline will take care of you if your first flight is delayed and you miss the second one. If on seperate tickets you could lose the long haul flight with no comeback.
Check the airlines' web sites regarding baggage. Some are not allowing these large rollaboards as hand luggage as they're too unwieldy and slow everything down, preventing efficient social distancing. LH seem to be allowing you to check in this additional bag free however, just make sure there are no valuables, medicines etc in it.
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2 minutes ago, Dionigi said:
3 bed houses have always been cheaper than most of the condos.
But less desirable for the majority for all the reasons given, hence the lower cost. Market economics. Supply and demand etc.
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3 hours ago, essox essox said:
and were they "social distancing" ??
There is report that an 80 yr old frenchman got done for 50k !!!
He was sitting chatting with some others, ignoring the rules altogether.
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4 hours ago, mancub said:
The flight is supposedly "available" until the airline actually notifies cancellation. This makes it possible in most instances for the airine to avoid giving a full refund until such time. By agreeing to a credit/shell or flt change the customer is deemed to have cancelled the original bkg.
That's why it's almost always recommended to wait on the airline cancelling before taking any action.
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11 hours ago, Selatan said:
China is unlikely to be the origin of the virus.
Even the Chinese Government aren't blowing out that nonsense.
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18 hours ago, Selatan said:
You think it's okay for the West to call it a "Chinese" virus, as if the virus has some kind of race classification? You think it's okay to spat at and assaulted in the West just because you looked like a Chinese during this time?
Yes to the first, no to the second.
The virus came from China, whether it was accidental or deliberate and whether it came from a lab or a wet market may still be up for argument, but it's still Chinese.
Two wrongs don't make a right, and it's wrong if you are personally abused, but don't mix that up with the issue of source of the virus - they are two distinct questions with different answers.
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8 hours ago, Peterw42 said:
Interested to know what you mean by asked the manager ? Juristic person perhaps.?
I own condos, there is no person that manages the rental or occupancy for the building. If I have or dont have a tennant, that information is between me and my tenant, there is no manager that knows the status of my condo.
Seems pretty slack management to me.
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2 hours ago, JeffersLos said:
Sounds like a reason a Thai mechanic gives for changing a part rather than giving a diagnoses.
If you asked Line technical support they'd probably give the same answer, maybe just after JaiMaai's recommendation. Why? Because it works most of the time even if they don't know why. It just doesn't matter.
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2 minutes ago, jimn said:
He just does not get it does he.
I think he/she's got it now as has been on here posting, but noticeably not on this thread.
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2 hours ago, EVENKEEL said:Wow, that's impressive. What do you do in your "study" ahahahaaa
Cleans, dusts, stores junk etc. That's what all these unnecessary extra rooms are for isn't it?
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8 hours ago, Hindy said:
are there any app,to reducing the cost of phoning the UK from Thailand on a UK mobile.
i need to phone my bank.
What UK mobile company are you with? PAYG or contract?
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22 hours ago, OnTheGround said:
5 times now - when finish *170*passport number # click SEND - screen show USSD CODE running!
Stop belittle people, when the fault is at AIS side.
And again *170* Is a ussd code. Get it
Have you worked it out yet?
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3 minutes ago, nabbie said:
Have you been using it recently?
No, it's a long time since I wanted to send a fax.
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October 2020 is Earliest For International Tourist Arrivals
in Thailand Travel Forum
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What makes you think that? Those requirements died with the closure of the airport to all but a few groups, and the latest rules are quarantine only. Nothing has been published regarding start up requirements AFAIK.