Liverpool Lou

When were you able to do that...recently and which branch? I tried about 12 months ago on a Non O in the Asoke/Sukhumvit area and could only get the account if I provided "a letter from your embassy" in addition to ID, lease, utility bills, etc. (and a promise to transfer my banking from BBL) that I provided. The branch staff could not tell me what information they required to be included in the letter from the embassy.

Make a note not to ever take legal advice from "Peterw42"!

Nonsense, subletting property is not an offence. It may contravene the rental contract but that doesn't make it illegal.

As honourable as your intentions are, what's the point...are you going to teach it to fly also or will you just release it to the mercy of the 200 cats?

You're missing out on an alternative payment facility, then.

It's interesting that the OP who cannot register for "Truewallet" [sic] cannot even get the name of the service right.

Why do you, falsely, claim that there is "no intention to allow foreigners to register" for TrueMoney?

Nope, wrong, can. I've registered for and used TrueMoney for purchases, if that's what the OP is referring to.

If you mean TrueMoney, yes, foreigners can register.

Much more classy than your completely false comment!

Don't I?

What are you talking about - they do that already _ my wife’s visa for uk is proof of that What are you talking about? Your wife's UK visa has nothing to do with nationals of other countries wanting to enter Thailand having to prove their income and where it came from, which is what the poster to whom I responded suggested should be the case for Nigerians.

Each to his own, dearie.

The sad thing is that, due to their vanity and insecurity, many head shavers mistakenly think shaving does make them (more of) a man when all it does is confirm that they're 100% slapheads!

So, it seems, uncorroborated denials of such practice, also known as nonsense - also applies to you then, right? I didn't post any uncorroborated hearsay, so, no, it does not apply to me in this case.

All the banks that offer that facility provide those details. EDIT: As the OP discovered.

So the countless criminals in your country, and many others, should be made to do the same before they're allowed into Thailand, also, yes?

And you've only given one good one as an example!

Getting your "twitching curtains" and "pulling strings" metaphors a bit mixed up, aren't you!?

"Was told by my wife's friend..." Must be true, then, uncorroborated hearsay, also known as nonsense, is always safe to go on.

Ok, just for you, IMO - its ok to suggest the car driver did stop, because that's what could have happened.

Isn't speculation and discussion kind of the point of a forum designed for discussion ????? No, I don't believe that unfounded speculation has any place in a factual discussion.

MAybe he's just curious. On the other hand more details maybe helpful so others to avoid a trap. Those details are there in the OP's link.

It would be if the foreigner reported it to the media as this Thai did!

Read the full OP.