LillyBangkok

On 4/23/2019 at 11:53 AM, ezzra said:

30 odd years in this country and my experience with the local laws are mostly if not all, bad, the system here doesn't cater for foreigners, only Thais, i had a fair share of suing locals and a foreigner, lawyers are mostly are out for themselves, charging fortun for little results, my advice, avoid legal issues at all costs and specially lawyers, settle all disputes the best you can and be smart and you will save yourself lots of money, time and frustrations...

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On 7/6/2019 at 1:14 PM, bitterbatter said:

A friend put some funds into Facebook currency, then three days later he got a message telling him that he had violated Facebook policies and he wouldn’t be able to access his money for 2 months!   

As far as I am concerned, Facebook will launch the Calibra wallet sometimes in the middle of 2020.

https://www.supercryptonews.com/facebook-to-hold-off-libra-until-it-gets-approval/

I am not sure if this is talking about the same Libra, Facebook's digital currency?

Have you ever heard of PayPal? I am pretty sure that is cheaper than Western Union or Bank Transfer. 

Even now it is not legal. It is only for medical purpose. 

We will definitely need a Bitcoin ATM like this one in Florida to withdraw Bitcoin into fiat money. Any possibility in Thailand?

https://www.supercryptonews.com/bitcoin-atm-machine/

Try Bitkub and StangPro in Thailand. Both companies (websites) are regulated by Thailand Securities Exchange Commission (SEC). It will be safer for both tradings and exchanging. 

Does anyone know that Libra is not cryptocurrency? It is just a digital currency. Although companies left the association, some members remain there to drive it. Facebook can make it work and help the unbanked and cross-border transactions a lot.