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Some banks use unique versions, others a common platform. A couple I have used are Nationwide which is a common one and either HSBC or First Direct (can't quite remember) which was unique.

Not for me - just giving some of the background to the changes. Could be an issue for Central Group who have ~ 200 new shops to run.

Not a 711 deal, but Family Mart's franchise agreement with Central Group ended a couple of months ago and they never renewed it. Central's take over results in the Top's branding.

Did he show you his car? The BMW by the car park ramp?

Bangkok Bank ATMs offer the option of Bangkok Bank or Aeon Bank account cardless withdrawals.

Bolt now accepts card payment as an option.

Questioning your seemingly erroneous comment about the airports connectivity.

Emirates, who the OP hopes to fly with, operate out of Terminal 3 only. The underground train you refer to is probably the one connecting Concourses A and B which are part of Terminal 3, along with Concourse C, which is walkable from Concourse B. Departures and arrivals can be from any of the 3 Concourses.

As long as it's DMK? https://www.flightradar24.com/data/airports/nnt/routes

You also allegedly checked out the Kilkenny which closed months ago. Jackanory time anyone?

Maneerat at the same cost as a "regular" extension. I never had it done, but it was offered when we discussed it. My renewal falls at a time of year I usually travel so I have to juggle things a bit to keep things right. Maneerat offered this proactively as if was an everyday occurrence for them.

Usually ~ 24 hours after dropping it off. An agent offered the service to me but that doesn't preclude it being offered direct from immigration. OP can always ask.

I have been offered 90 at my last two renewals (via agent).

Dependant on where you're based you may be able to do it up to 90 days early, so January/February befoe you travel might be possible. Jomtien is one office said to be willing to do it this early.

Ask Google?

OP could also try forgetting the network from the wifi settings pages similar to above. Re-connecting from scratch may straighten out whatever is causing the glitch.

Some of their recent poor reviews are interesting: https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/cheapflyshop.co.uk?stars=1

For a recent one of mine it was characters 5,6 and 7 of 9 which were designated as "x" in the SMS. The same layout could be seen on the iBanking screen eg 1234xxx89 so although not explicit it wasn't hard to work out what was required.

It shoud have brought you to a login page where you are required to enter the username and password from the sticker (admin and 1C45). There might be a capcha required too. Entering those gets you into the router setup pages. You can ignore most of these but look for Wifi, then maybe advanced and you should see a field for the wifi password (there may be 2 sets of data, one each for 2.4 and 5 Ghz operation. Updating the password would be done here. You say you don't want to do this, but if you or your other family members cannot remember the current password you may have no choice.

Maybe from here: https://haveibeenpwned.com/

Markedly worse since Jagota took over the franchise.

Protective coating on the circuit board that has degraded with time and heat, although it shouldn't end up in that mess.

All bars are for sale if the price is right.

I've got a lot of metal in my leg and since getting it have very seldom set off the detectors. I believe it's down to titanium not being magnetic, which would also acount for the stainless steel comment above. I asked my doctor at the time if there was something he could give me to ease the way at security but his response was no, you just have to let them do their job.

It's not an app. It's their web interface. The "i" in ibanking is for internet, or web based. The "m" in mbanking is for mobile, or app based.