
Liverpool Lou
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"Boss currently not listed on the Interpol Red Notice list of wanted people by Thai authorities published on the international police agency’s website" Interpol has clarified this so many times already, just because his name is not shown on the small proportion of Red Notices available for public viewing does not mean that he is not on the list...the fact is that most of the list is not publicly available. Police forces do not get their "wanted" information from a public website.
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Weighing passengers to become standard for Bangkok Airways
Liverpool Lou replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
No exercise is done with the intent of it goiing on for a short period, then stopping forever. Business does not squander money in this manner. The trial period is to test the waters to guage what the reaction would be. You seem to have a very limited understanding of the world. You're entitled to speculate just as I'm entitled to point out, and comment on, whatever was actually reported and there was no mention of this one airline's exercise being a precursor to higher charges for the obese. Your opinion of my "understanding of the world" is as fatuous as it is irrelevant. -
PM Srettha might move to live in Government House
Liverpool Lou replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Where did it report that any renovation was to be done? -
PM Srettha might move to live in Government House
Liverpool Lou replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
It didn't report that upgrades would be necessary, nor that there had not been any maintenance up to now nor that the accommodation was mouldy. -
Weighing passengers to become standard for Bangkok Airways
Liverpool Lou replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
No, that's not the plan, at all, if it was it would have been mentioned in the article that clearly states that it finishes on 31st October. -
Weighing passengers to become standard for Bangkok Airways
Liverpool Lou replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Where in this report did it mention extra costs in an exercise that will last another six weeks only? -
Weighing passengers to become standard for Bangkok Airways
Liverpool Lou replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
"Weighing passengers to become standard for Bangkok Airways" ...only until 31st October! -
Weighing passengers to become standard for Bangkok Airways
Liverpool Lou replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Hopefully, they won't be just allotted, they'll be forced to purchase two seats! -
Huh? What is not how what works?
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Family Mart was not "killed by CP", it was bought by Central/Tops and is now called Tops Daily.
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Cabinet cuts electricity and diesel prices
Liverpool Lou replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Hear, hear! Well said. -
Cabinet cuts electricity and diesel prices
Liverpool Lou replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
More accurate than "funny". Meanwhile, your comments have fallen into the "false and misleading information" category, an area that contravenes the forum rules. "The Cabinet decided today (Wednesday) to cut the price of electricity from Bt4.45 to Bt4.10 per unit, effective from September’s billing cycled, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin told the media after his first cabinet meeting". https://www.thaipbsworld.com/cabinet-cuts-electricity-prices -
Cabinet cuts electricity and diesel prices
Liverpool Lou replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
How out of touch are you? That article you linked to referred to electricity consumption, not Kwh/unit rates increasing. Current domestic unit rates after VAT and fuel tariff work out less than B5 per unit, for your rate to have tripled would mean that you were previously being charged around B1.67 per Kwh/unit overall. You were not being charged that at the start of '23 or any other year, come to that. -
Cabinet cuts electricity and diesel prices
Liverpool Lou replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Resident here for 29 years, lived in three houses, renting a condo at the moment, as I clearly stated earlier, receiving bills from MEA. Perhaps you'd like to quote the official PEA electricity rates that they show to justify your incorrect assertion that electricity Kwh/unit rates have tripled since May. -
Cabinet cuts electricity and diesel prices
Liverpool Lou replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
do you even live in Thailand? do you use PEA? go grouch on someone else. every person in the country with an actual house or business complained about it. our bill was 3x for 4 months so far. Yes, I do live in Thailand, have done continuously since 1994 and I know, as do any others who can read an electricity bill, that unit rates have not tripled...you may have used three times as much power as previously but Kwh charges have not increased by a multiple of three. My latest bill, received today, works out at a MEA unit rate of B4.38 based on the total charge divided by the units used. You may need to show your (suitably redacted) bill here to back up your bizarre assertion. -
Second hand car import / lift of ban
Liverpool Lou replied to oustaristocrats's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
According to regulation yes. Have you tried it? 555 For vehicles is 80% . Who sets valuation ? Sigh ! Sigh...Car parts and vehicles are different categories. Customs department sets the duty rates. -
Yes, I am registered, haven't experienced any crashing, paid for a dirty McDonald's using it.
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Second hand car import / lift of ban
Liverpool Lou replied to oustaristocrats's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
And you may just be quite mistaken. Clearly, he is not mistaken. -
Second hand car import / lift of ban
Liverpool Lou replied to oustaristocrats's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Importing used cars is not permitted by law, been that way since 2019. Any used cars imported since 10th December 2019, regardless of whether bribes were paid, have been imported illegally. -
Second hand car import / lift of ban
Liverpool Lou replied to oustaristocrats's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
30% import duty.