Dan O

I passed 2 and a money exchange booth 3 weeks ago in arrival

The onward ticket is based on the airline not immigration. Some will ask some will not. You can use onwardflight.Com and pay to rent a ticket thats valid for 48 hours. You can print it the day before you fly and it will show as valid, if anyone asks to see a ticket. It auto cancels after 48 hours and is about $14 to $20 USD

It's completely inappropriate and you know that and would be up in arms if it happen to you or yours

Yes trying to help you with your confusion

So you feel a payment of less than $200,000 per death, suspended jail sentence and 30 days community service a a fine of 100,000 baht is approriate? Tell me you think that's acceptable when it happens to someone in your family

There are plenty of other options for extended stays. Just read a few of the multitude of posts

Google or any search engine is your friend and you'll find all the info needed. I'm not your secretary

Nope, treating overstayers like they "overstayed. He's the one that escalated the situation. People are not free to stay in any country the like for as long as they like without doing the proper paperwork, which here in thailand is pretty generous in that regard.

That argument has no connection to this issue. However valid it may be as an issue that's a separate debate

Here we go with the contingent that continue to claim they are perfectly acceptable and harmless, its the owners that are not responsible and are neglectful in proper training. Unfortunately history and facts are not on your side. Certainly other breeds of dog can inflict damage on occasion but at no where near the incident rate or the level of damage They were breed for decade to exhibit the exact behavior you see happen on a consistent schedule.

Sounds like you created this whole delima by not inspecting or even visiting the place before you rented it. Not a smart move on your part.

Sounds like your sorted out and working. If you want to know about the "one drive" feature send me a pm and I'll review it with you. I have an Acer as well

Are you using the version held on your computer or the version that's part of "One Drive" that's connected to the cloud from your computer?

Your lack of spatial thinking is quite evident and you seem to need to rebut replies you solicit just to try to redeem yourself. You don't want me to reply to your comments directed to me then stop writing them is that simple enough for you to grasp

It depends on what's written in the contract, they aren't all the same nor are landlords. Some blow it off and some can create a significant issue if they choose

You post a comment to me but expect me to not reply. Don't post to me and I wont reply to you. It's not rocket science

Nope just responding to your comments to me. Don't want a reply then don't post pretty simple concept

No sweat from me. Even if explain it based on the initial OP negates your ability to grasp the concepts of currencies or world govt interaction

short answer is no and the longer answer is this is one of the most nonsensical post in a while. there are so many reasons it wouldn't and couldn't work it not worth the time or trouble to explain them since you seem to no little to nothing about how economies or governments operate.

Your interpretation and comprehension is the problem not what I wrote. Feel free to skip past anything you dont agree with.

It's up to the individual. Again read what I wrote. I never said dont have one but if you don't you are taking a chance.

I never said it was smart, I just said it's another person's experience

Not necessarily true. Yes some airlines do check but not all, nor always. I've never been asked for an onward ticket and I've traveled to Thailand since 1984, well over 100 times on a variety of airlines. Does it make sense to have yes but if you feel lucky and wanna roll the dice, go for it.

Just someone sharing their own experience, which differs from your advice. Like most things in life It can go either way.

I suspect she's well on her way already and won't have much problem in her journey.