Liverpool Lou

Easy enough for you to check for yourself, carrying BB/air guns in public is illegal, as numerous sources will confirm.

I believe you speak out your anal orifice. At least it is an anal orifice that is correct in this instance and it's interesting that you, so easily, recognise emanations from that area. Carrying them in public (without a licence, obviously) is illegal.

But? ...but... They don't. Maybe.

...that you read and joined in!

There doesn't need to be any.

They don't. Maybe.

If you're referring to the owner of the CP group, you may, or may not, be exaggerating (how could anyone know when you didn't quote his alleged net worth) but you were lying. The tokens are not "a scam".

He put a 1 dollar pen claiming it was worth 50 dollars in case the parcel gets list. That is insurance fraud. Declaring the wrong amount on a customs form is also a fraud. However, this idiot did it the wrong way around. It would help you if you read the actual article properly. He did not value the pen at $50, he valued the parcel that included legal papers at $360 (This amount encompassed the lawyer’s fee of US$350, the document’s value at US$5, and the pen at US$5). It is not insurance fraud until he commits insurance fraud by claiming for a falsely valued parcel. He did not claim and the parcel was not fraudulently valued. Apart from that, you were spot on.

You really think that deliveries using the postal services are exempt from import duty and VAT?

The sender, who made the wrong declaration, was not a lawyer.

Golly, I wonder if Kasikorn ever recovered from that dramatic action of moving a whole B1m+ out, the branch must have been devastated.

Use your brain I was, that's why I asked the question. How, exactly, was it a "fraud"?

They are classed as firearms and carrying them around in public as you describe definitely is illegal.

Why would an adult ask that in that manner?

No, it is not normal in Thailand. Usually the bank to which the ATM is attached will start an investigation if the ATM did not dispense the cash. As others have suggested, report the transaction to your own bank also. "Is this normal in Thailand?" You say that the ATM gave you your B8,000, you also say that it didn't. Which one is it and which bank's ATM did you use? "The Savings Bank" is not a Thai bank. Is it possible that you didn't make your problem clear to the bank staff, also? Is that normal for you?

Promise to sell something, but did not. You need to change the defamatory title of your thread, Western Union did not scam you.

"Fraud"? What benefit did he get from his valuation?

So?

An bizarrely extreme hypothetical situation, not an excuse. "So you would have the option of either overstaying or putting your Child in a orphanage and then leaving Thailand". Taking your child to its own country with you would be an alternative to dumping it in an orphanage while you buggered off home.

He declared his parcel's value at around B12,800 ($360). No corruption or thievery in this case.

I can think of a valid exc Go on, then.

Less than zero chance of that.

How exactly do his actions make it harder for those who follow the rules?

Where did you get that "information" from?

Nonsense. If he leaves from the airport.