Dan O

That's not correct. AQ and SH + hotels are were putting up the new packages yesterday. More hotels to follow. Same with insurance. Pickup at the airport and testing is included in the new packages just like the older packages. I booked insurance and hotels yesterday morning under the new plan.

I never said it won't be accepted but there are limitations. The 1 way ticket coverage ends 48 hours after arrival at destination.

I'm hearing there are some limitations not listed that are being reported. Your ticket must be round-trip from what I've heard and there are limits on length of coverage and a couple people reported claims issues if the person is a "resident" of the country they are flying into if they are use its "travel insurance" so ask questions to make sure

The new Thai Pass is not scheduled to start until Nov 1 so looking for information on usu g it doesn't exist yet. The current COE stays in place and will be honored if issued. They do need to find a workaround for the existing COE to be used for BKK plan which should be a couple days. It's going electronic and will have a QR code that can be used eventually to replace the paper. The COE will still be used in the future for some categories of entry

Having solid security in your phone and computers is certainly a must. but I think you will see most of this fraudulent activity is coming from or generated on the other end of transactions which your personal security has no ability to defend against

The new regulations have not been finalized yet. There may be more updated news this upcoming week

I believe there's a requirement that you must stay in the country issuing the COE for a certain number of days prior to flying to Thailand. I think it's 14 or 21 days but may be wrong about the number if days

COE references quarantine time based on information provided and regulation on the day it is issued. Disease Control issues your quarantine certificate requirement based on the vaccine certificate and regulation on the day of arrival. That's been the protocol for about 9 months.

It's more accurate to say they changed their approach after being sued numerous times for make and support false information and outright lies during trumps presidency

It's a little confusing because you say she never asks for money you just give it to her. If she doesn't ask and you just give then she doesn't have to ask. So stop giving it to her and see her reaction. Also what is she doing that is "just like a bar girl" if she doesn't ask for money, doesn't drink, doesn't smoke doesn't see other men.

One of the confusions that I see occurring with the term Anti Vaxxer is that is covers a wide range of sentiment about vaccinations and paints all people that voice a concern into the same group. I believe everyone has the right to decide for themselves to vax or not based on their own personal situation. Both sides of wanting a vaccine or not come with consequences. Health risks on both sides of the decision as well as social risks and lifestyle impacts. With that said someone not want to vax is not necessarily an anti vaxxer. It's when a person or group starts to promote any and all information available to actively discredit vaccinations to everyone else to serve their own agenda to be followed that puts people into that category.