Liverpool Lou

It has been issued at 4pm today according to the Bangkok Post.

1572 can answer your questions, 24/7. You'll need to speak to them anyway to check if the account has been closed due to being dormant if unused for some years. If it has you'll have to go through the BoT process to recover any funds that may have been in the account. New ATM card can be issued at any branch.

You'll need the old passport also. Ranong may update that info also if you speak to then nicely, bring that up last after they've sorted the passbook and card and they realise what a nice man you are. A local BBL branch updated my passport details and said that they would send the signed form to the account holding branch for me.

"It shows how far behind Thai society is". It does not show that at all, this is one employer, not Thailand as a whole.

If your account is still valid, i.e. not been closed because it was dormant while you were away, just get a new card and passbook from the Ranong branch, they can both be issued by any branch.

IF this fine with the Thai man is true, which I think is too much, then I want to know what will happen to this chinese tourists! It is true...UP TO B500k and five years, that's the maximum, doesn't say that's the punishment he received.

"Foreigner condemned for driving car on Kamala Beach in Phuket" Rather harsh, surely just a fine would have been more appropriate?

There is no photo showing water coming from his mouth in the OP or the link.

Gawd

Huh? Regardless of his ability to answer visa queries, his chronic use of that phrase certainly did indicate his low literacy competence.

Phonetics aside, what you're ignoring is that the phrase "could of" has no meaning in English, whilst "could have" does. They are not identical.

You're trying to work out how to do it ... "so I can listen to the policy intricacies", yet... "...they are astounded when I tell them it's a text to talk in insurance policies". Make up your mind, how can you be listening to it if you haven't worked out how to do it?

As the OP clearly suggested, being comatose is always bad.

Of course, third parties can deposit cash into accounts...as long as they provide the requested ID of the depositor.

But then using any random ID could possibly venture into the territory of fraud. ...and suspicion of money laundering.

Ten minutes ago their rep apologised for my not being able to sign in and for me being sent repeated email links to "Click for verification", told me they were having problems and it would take "three to five days to fix". Having said that, I have now been able to sign in using my phone number and place an order.

Par for the course.

fascinating! ...if it was true!

Don't believe everything you see on YouTube the Internet. There, I fixed that for you....... Don't believe everything you see on YouTube the Internet or on Asean Now. There, I fixed that for you.

Permitting Thai women who are married to foreigners to own land or property was not a condition of the IMF's loans to Thailand.

It is tissue paper made from recycled paper, used toilet paper does not get recycled.

I wonder how many posters, irate at wooded land being cleared for modern usage for money, are living in property that was once wooded/natural land that was cleared and sold for money but now they hypocritically complain about others doing exactly the same?

I'd bet that the land on which your house stands was once wooded and was all hacked down and sold for money so that your house could eventually be built there. If you're really so concerned about others doing the same maybe you should demolish your place and let nature take over the land again?

That will work.

Makes a lot more sense than your comment does.