Liverpool Lou

I get enough of idiots looking for their wallet, struggling to find the best note, then looking for the odd satang to use up just to pay cash while three TrueMoney customers on the next till have paid and left the shop.

Yes, get them on the app chat or Play Store.

Yes, you can.

Yes, piece of cake, but pointing it at the reader on the counter makes it even easier...the cashier's not connected to the till!

Couldn't be easier to use; tell the cashier that you're using it, click on "Pay" in the app then let the reader on the counter scan your app. Paid. Must take all of 10 seconds...as long as there's money on the app.

Ha. I've tried numerous times to get that just for the sake of it. But till now am yet to even receive the promised SMS with their decision. Ha. Must be you, then. I've been using my TrueMoney app for many months now and used it again in 7-11 yesterday.

Why do you ask?

You expect international SWIFT transfers to be as near as dammit free as opposed to a 5/8ths-of-fck-all €15?

Never a good idea to close a UK bank account unless you're forced to or unless you can easily open another.

does it matter that he is my step son... he is from her first husband... he is mine thru our marriage... No, he's her son, so he has the same entitlement as a biological child of you and your wife when she dies .

"...some(one) USD multi-billionaire..." How could you know that he isn't more philanthropic than you, probably wrongly, assume? Are you as proportionately charitable as you demand he should be?

What have the UK police got to do with it?

PINs are not always needed to be entered, depending on the value of the purchase. You do know that some people still write their PIN on the card in case they forget it? If he makes a habit of collecting them, as reported, he could get lucky.

What "background" did this taxi driver have?

Same applies.... You think that a rented co-operative's vehicle could be seized and sold? Really?

You know those "onuses and obligations" to be the case in Thailand, do you, or do you think that your interpretation of US laws apply here?

Pretty good chance that it was rented and not his.

TrueMoney app.

Where was it reported that the taxibike crashed?

It's AseanNow!

Why have you just reposted my comment?

"The "Bitdefender" solution was proposed by a member only a few messages ago..." Yes, me! I'm not trying to "proof" [sic] anything. ""Bitdefender" may prevent the message from being displayed, it does not prevent the scammer for keep sending his Scams". Only a "Report" can do this". Nothing can prevent the messages from being sent, not even a report. A report may prevent them from being received, just as Bitdefender will prevent them from being seen. "IF the thread is not to your liking, just skip it and go to the next thread". I have no problem with the thread but it seems that you do; if the thread (or my input) is not to your liking, just skip it and go to the next thread.

There's not much for them to "grasp" if she just presents herself at immigration as a UK passport holder entering on her UK passport. Phoning Immigration with a, possibly, long-winded and involved explanation of nationality, passport, country of origin, marriage, etc., can only complicated a straightforward entry.

As her husband (a registered marriage, presumably) your wife's intestate estate would be split between you and your son but, as someone else pointed out, you'd have to dispose of any land you inherited, being a foreigner. There is no document or provision for a foreigner to own the land in the intestate circumstance that you forsee.

Gawd.... Such original profundity.