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19 hours ago, jerrymahoney said:
Thank you. When comes to my ability to stay in Thailand, I am not interested in a mechanism.
I don't mind. It's your money ☺️
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56 minutes ago, jerrymahoney said:
If you are using the 65K monthly deposit option for one year extension of stay via retirement, then you need to have 12 monthly deposits on time and with the proper FTT coding.
One screw up and you could lose your one year extension at your local immigration office.
Having confidence that your 12 monthly extension deposits will be copacetic is another way to look at value. So I will stick with SWIFT even though exchange rate may be better with WISE.
Understood. Apparently they have a mechanism for showing the correct coding, but I understand your reluctance.
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3 hours ago, userabcd said:
See Mainland Tasty Cheddar 18 months and the crumbly 24 month one in some of the Makro's, 259 Baht for 450gm, its been like that for a few months now.
470 grams at Makro
https://www.friendshipmart.com/en/product/เมนแลนด์-วินเทจชีส-500g/
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31 minutes ago, JimTripper said:
too low in general for the base or that level of building. if you need around 4-8k look at a place like nirun condos.
Nice try ????
If it were too low, there would not be advertisements showing that price. But there are.
That level of building? Is it a high level?
Seems more like a dormitory than a serious place to live. Tiny and inexpensively appointed rooms.
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1 hour ago, 1FinickyOne said:nightmare!!
who are these Wise people anyway?
I go more traditionally - bank to bank
Good for you. I am sure they appreciate you helping to keep them buoyant.
Meanwhile others are getting better value for their money.
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36 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:
What are you talking about ? They are not overpriced bongs they are selling weed too 25 ,50 and 100g it seems to have confused shopee and you as well check it again -: https://shopee.co.th/ไม้ไผ่-ยานเอเรี่ยน-ใช้เรียนรู้-ขายเนื้ออัดฟอยล์ทอง(สมุนไพรอัดแท่ง)-i.772886758.18927219749?sp_atk=b106edd6-87ec-4f75-9f32-c0098db4c75f&xptdk=b106edd6-87ec-4f75-9f32-c0098db4c75f
That's perhaps how they have managed to slip through the cracks. They list just two products, but hidden within the links are the brick week and perhaps GC.
In addition, perhaps you can learn to post links without any additional tracking ????
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46 minutes ago, Sparktrader said:
A car at 100kph travels 83m in 3 secs. If you only check traffic once 6 seconds ago thats 166m. Thats high risk walking.
You should allow a 200m gap for traffic at speed at the very least. I would wait for a 400m gap.
Why don't you stop posting rubbish?! If everyone did everything perfectly, then there would not ever be any issues.
It's not a perfect world. The car driver should have seen him and either slowed down or steered around him.
The driver did neither. meaning that he was not paying attention to what was in front of him for quite a few seconds.
Walker did what was normal. Check and walk, expecting that any approaching driver would be able to see him.
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14 hours ago, Bday Prang said:
1st link is still active at 21;00 19/09 there's plenty of others if you look for them
Active but no products other than two listings for overpriced bongs..
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18 hours ago, giddyup said:
Never mind, it's done. Move on.
Important to make things clear for anyone else reading the thread. Otherwise a new reader might actually believe they are only paying AU$32.
So whilst it seems as if I am addressing you, I'm not really, as I know that the money means less to you than the thought of having to deal with ANZ.
The post is for information that will make sense to the reader.
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It might be hassle to call them, but calling them twice instead of four times is going to cost you around AU$4600. That is AU$2300 per call.
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4 hours ago, giddyup said:
You are correct, I was a tad agitated when I read that ANZ charged 3% for overseas transactions, it wasn't specified that this was for credit cards, but am happy to pay $30 for a $200K transfer. However, my opinion of ANZ hasn't changed. and I will be transferring the balance in the next couple of weeks.
You are happy to trick yourself into thinking that you are only paying AU$32 for a transfer. In fact you are paying closer to AU$4600 for the transfer of AU$320,000.
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4 hours ago, Bday Prang said:
There is plenty of perfectly good weed available on shopee (for example) and you don't need to spend 600bt / g to get stoned try these guys https://shopee.co.th/sx948sdmm9?categoryId=100001&itemId=18742480405 I & others have bought from here and its always got me stoned, cheap too here's another https://shopee.co.th/อัดแท่งฟรอยทอง-ขีด450-หอม-เหนียว-i.501271347.21444875891?xptdk=e2ca57f8-133d-4afc-b751-37c9332ed20e
your 600bt will go 10 x further and you will get stoned not sure what you mean with your final paragraph but you don't have to get stoned every day if you don't want to
Seems posting Shopee links is a kiss of death to them.
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21 hours ago, tgw said:
alright, we don't know the alleged Chinese gangster's name but the name of the owner of the room along with private information about two of his nephews was worth throwing into the public ...
Actually, we do.
One has been arrested at the Natcha Housing Estate and there is a warrant out for three others.
Seems her story had some truth in it.
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3 minutes ago, redwood1 said:
I saw this Kief Keef on shopee....I don't know the quality, but the price is good....
Try without the Tracking:
https://shopee.co.th/คีฟ-ผงคีฟ-ผงโรยหัวหลุม-กระปุกละ-1กรัม-(ต้องลองนะ)-i.807306924.18544613237
https://shopee.co.th/คีฟ-Kief-7g-700บาท-บำรุงร่างกาย-สมุนไพรไทย-i.123517138.20344411397
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3 minutes ago, giddyup said:
I may have misread the 3% for transactions, it's actually a transfer fee, which is only around $9 or $18.
AU$18 for Internet Banking or AU$32 for Telephone.
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3 minutes ago, giddyup said:
No, but it will still involve going through an ANZ operator, probably 4 times. I'll wear the loss just to be done with them.
Try CurrencyFair. They don't have a transfer limit AFAIK.
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4 minutes ago, giddyup said:
The daily limit is still limited to A$10K, it can be increased to a max of A$25K if you install the ANZ Shield App, which can't be done from Thailand. I already have had online banking for 13 years, pretty sure I know what my limits are.
The payment to WISE is not an International payment...AFAIK.
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3 minutes ago, giddyup said:
That's pretty much it. I have already been through a month of stress trying to get the ANZ to reimburse me because on my last transaction they sent the money in Baht instead of Aussie Dollars as I specified. They are total a-holes to deal with and I just want all of my funds out and have no more to do with them. Ever.
Don't rush, take a look at some of the other players in the market: https://www.currencyfair.com/fivefreetransfers/
CurrencyFair claim 7,879,360 baht for AU$320,000.
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2 minutes ago, giddyup said:
I explain above.
So because your Oz bank is cr@p, you lose out on 100,000 baht?
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Just now, giddyup said:
Can you please explain the difference?
One is like using your credit or debit card and the other is...transferring money to another account.
Why not use WISE?
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Just now, giddyup said:
I am limited to $10,000 a day using online banking, so I have to phone an operator for larger transfers using Swift transfer to mu SCB account in Thailand.
Why is WISE not practical?
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Just now, giddyup said:How much does ANZ charge for international transactions?3%Overseas Transaction Fee ANZ will charge 3% of the value of any International Transaction charged or credited to an ANZ account.Aug 1, 2565 BE
International Transaction is not an International Money Transfer.
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Has Anyone Activated a Monthly Thai Mobile Phone Plan For an eSIM?
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There is no issue and no difficulty. Just rock up to the network shop of your choice, activate an eSIM with them, top up your account with the required amount(perhaps 200 baht) and then tap in the USSD code on your phone's keypad to apply the package of your choice. Currently, 200 baht gets you unlimited data at up to 15 Mbps with unlimited voice calls. Just top up by 200 baht prior to the renewal date 30 days later if you want to continue with the package.
The network is up to you.
You can choose a monthly package using my method or buy a long term pack from DTAC as illustrated by BaanOz.