Jenkins9039

Yes i have access to a OTC but it's based in Bangkok. Would like a P2P in Phuket

Good to see the plebs get hit like us with the Elite, from 500,000 per five years to 900,000 lol.

Sell through Thai based OTC (would prefer P2P - Phuket), never buy in Thailand.

Move?

Not worth it, do OTC.

Don't see any solar....

16 and tattoos?

Spent years staying out of close relations with Expats, opened up slowly in 2018 and got royally burned, during covid grew closer with the neighbours, one the neighbours wife did some dodgy stuff to her husband and was in the middle of the discussions and heated conversations between his friends and him. Since reverting back away from proximity.

No, you've miss read that. I am using offshore funds with a offshore provider (think insurances as an example). They operate world wide, the funds are no longer remitted and paid to x onshore company, but instead are paid to a offshore provider that operates world wide. That by definition isn't tax evasion, it's paying a overseas company from overseas savings for a service which is world-wide. If however i were to utilise a offshore debit/credit card for a onshore transaction that would be tax evasion. Instead i've opted to go via overseas companies for the same thing (think insurances) rather than domestic companies.

It's not tax evasion, its using offshore funds with offshore service providers rather than remitting to purchase a service onshore. I.e instead of utilising a onshore insurance service for car insurance, or for boat insurance, or health insurance etc opt for their overseas company or an alternative overseas. That's not tax evasion, as its a overseas company (service) that operates world wide. I am sorry you don't understand the English language, it's quite clear.

Nope, i used overseas providers for insurances etc, list goes on, they operate within Thailand, but you can purchase from overseas companies, that is not tax evasion. For example, instead of paying 60,000 THB for insurance for myself inside Thailand i opted for a overseas insurance company. Instead of paying 150,000 THB insurance for my kids to a Thai company i opted for a overseas provider. etc etc.

As mentioned on the numerous feeds pre-tax introduction (changes) that we would offshore most of our transactions to overseas service providers rather than remitting and paying domestic (think insurances etc) and reduce our expenditure in Thailand so as to not be impacted by the taxes (focus around the tax bands). Well 1 month in and 10 days. After well over a decade, this is the impact. I can't imagine we are the only house hold, and I imagine their revenue department will have a fit in the services industry tax revenues, lifestyle VAT Collections when all is said and done next tax season on reality hitting. How about anyone else 'sticking it to the man'.

Once in the terminal, the Thai police can do what they want as it's basically no mans land?

There was a picture in another group, he exchanged USDT for EURO. Basically was robbed during a P2P without being aware.

Remember when the Russians disappeared in 2014 (like without a whisper). Word on the street is that the Russian Mafia has become engrained from Rawai to Kamala in the local operations, with local Thai's now becoming fearful. How long till we see a widespread crackdown on the Russian's now they've been milked.

Meanwhile barely any ATM's these days lol

Marriage Visa

Always curious how someone is found with tens of thousands of child abuse images but their internet server provider didn't see this before the indictment....

Utterly retarded of Thai Airways to sue a passenger for complaining. Looks like they are about to learn about the Streisand effect

Always see old farts playing music in bars. They can be deported for such now?

Probably because it's revenues and if the idiots at the other end keep sinking = more revenues.

Surprised that wasn't lifted already

Don't do P2P bank based.

As a UK citizen it would be tax free to sell overseas and wise the funds into Thailand (pay income tax in Thailand).

A) It appears that there is a allegation in Indonesia. B) It appears a red notice was issued. C) It appears immigration forgot to track down non-law-abiding (visa) residents. What visa did he have?