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Word of mouth. A mate had been using this type and I bought the same.

No, I'm pretty sure there are different systems as many places I have been unable to read the supplied fob/card. A succesful read shows up on the device.

What it showed previously is immaterial. What it is showing now is the bank note rates and as they don't want these notes they are offering the low rate you noticed. If you want a calculator for the rate you get on a bank transfer you'll need to look elsewhere.

It depends on the cards and their operating/programming frequency. I got 4 cards and 4 fobs with my programmer and have used both successfully in the right places. If a hotel only gives out one and I want one each for me and my girlfriend and there's no point in asking in some places. To save me going out to security at home when I have an expected visitor. If I want a flat card to fit in my wallet rather than a more bulky fob. To avoid the situation of the OP if I lose one.

Also via Taipei with China Airlines and if self-transferring with Thai AirAsia.

In my experience the hospital confirmed with me before they released any information to the insurance company so it hadn't been done at approval stage, and the only hospital they checked was the one I was attending AFAIK.

I made these boards as an apprentice, although I can't remember the rest of the names. Perhaps an RGB and a Line/Frame Sync and maybe one more. 70,000 tuners per week too, where the wobbulators in the testers needed calibrated every morning. We rejuvinated a few CRTs on the side on occasion too which was fun.

Depends on the type of keys, but I've used one of these succesfully at some condos and hotels. Pic is from ebay in the UK but I got mine from Lazada with 4 cards and 4 fobs for less.

There are several other transfer houses similar to Wise, including ones that can often better it on value, if not on service, on lower amounts. Xendpay is one I've used as they often give special offers which allow them to beat Wise as a one off.

Using the full quote, which you truncated in your reply, it would appear you've misunderstood or misinterpreted again. I thought that might be the case.

I think you mean one working day (Friday 9th June) but three working days? In my recent experience posted upthread the weekend seems to be working time too as I submitted on a Saturday and received approval on a Sunday.

Asked before, but the answer was much easier then. https://aseannow.com/topic/1029498-how-to-tell-if-my-remote-gate-opener-is-330-mhz-or-433mhz/ In this case the frequency could be read from the crystal, however the crystal in yours (labelled X1) doesn't appear to support that. Maybe the frequency detector mentioned would help, or buy one of each from a seller who will accept returns and return the "wrong" one.

They told them both personally.

"Not everyone" includes you going by your previous posts.

I've seen the method discussed in several threads here on AN with various opinions on it's effectiveness.

Do you think the Immigration Officer knows whether you do or don't have a suitcase waiting at baggage claim?

OP is in Jomtien so up to 90 days in advance is possible giving him even more flexibility around his work schedule.

Worked OK as submitted yesterday (Saturday) morning and approval received a few minutes ago on a Sunday evening. This was with a new extension of stay and a trip outside Thailand since my last report. They gave me 90 days from today though, not from when my report was actually due.

Do you misunderstand or misinterpret all the posts you read on here or just some of them? Your replies on many topics appear to miss the point of what's actually happening or being discussed.

Finnair will increase HEL-BKK flights from daily to 11/week for Winter 2023. Have you looked at different days departures from your UK airport? I have the same problem from EDI but there's at least one day a week where the connection is fine IIRC.

Or they would find the root cause and fix it. No need if the problem is not with the phone as appears to be the case here.

If it was down to the phone then it would happen to all users. It doesn't.

No physical krone etc notes change hands with an electronic transaction and the problem is the banks don't want to buy these back as they have to do if someone changes note for Baht or whatever.

Way back in the thread it was claimed that power going down wouldn't affect paying with your phone which was obvious nonsense in many cases. A calculator instead of the till and hard cash would work fine.

Just call them - no need to arrange a call - and be prepared to be on hold for a while.