Liverpool Lou
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What would you have me do? Sorry, but I'm all out of medals and a pat on the back is doubtful as my arms are not that long. However, having got what you wanted, good luck. I don't want you to do anything, I was simply telling you how getting a Revolut account is easy without a UK phone number, something that you wrongly claimed was impossible.
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So that's not actually an offshore account is it? Revolut does not claim to offer "offshore accounts", offshore accounts are offered by offshore banks, Revolut is neither.
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Admins of the forum are rewriting what we said
Liverpool Lou replied to AndyAndyAndy's topic in Forum Support Desk
Never known Admin to edit posts (except when they contravene the forum rules)...what reason would Admin have to do that? -
American Man Found with Bullet Arrested at Phuket Airport
Liverpool Lou replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
Yes, it "must of". -
American Man Found with Bullet Arrested at Phuket Airport
Liverpool Lou replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
America, probably, as the United States of America is commonly referred to. -
You certainly can. But you must use a VPN connected to your home country, and give them an address (can be any, a friend's or a family member's), and a phone number. A UK phone number is not a necessity, neither is a VPN to open the basic free account. I did it on a Thai number and used a very old UK post code,
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When? They never used to but Thailand is on their list now.
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No, you do not need a UK phone number or address with Revolut as long as you don't need an actual debit card (virtual cards are offered). I opened my account with a Thai number and just a post code of a place I haven't lived in for 47 years.
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If you don't need an actual debit card (as opposed to a virtual card) Revolut does not ask for a specific address, just a post code (although that produces a number of addresses of which they ask you to tick one) no other address confirmation is required and completion of the account registration is instant. The one I used could have been any random post code.
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Yes, they do but if you're British they'll ask for a post code (and no other address details unless you want a physical card) before approving your account. I provided one that I have had no connection with since 1977 and was instantly approved with a virtual card.
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Why not?
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Wise does not have a full banking licence in Austrlalia, it has an Authorised Deposit-taking Institution licence.
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It does not have a banking licence in every country because it is not a bank.
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Not for a virtual card, though.
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I opened a new Revolut account a couple of weeks ago from Thailand. The app asks for a Thai phone number and some personal details including nationality. It then requested a UK post code, I haven't had a UK address for 30 years but input the post code for address at which I lived back in '77, it accepted that with no other details requested and confirmed my new account.
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More like a restaurant. But they're bars.
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Good for you, most people would keep that to themselves, though.
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Very easy to find them, particularly the one's that serve breakfast!
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Wills do not have to be lodged anywhere.
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all of them Based on what...anything rational?
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Almost denied on entry
Liverpool Lou replied to shdmn's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Odd how so many posters object to IOs just doing their job. -
Since when has Espresso not been a type of coffee?
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Espresso is B100 in this world. https://www.starbucks.co.th/menu/
