Liverpool Lou

Another Liverpool Lou special.... not addressing the subject of the thread, instead choosing to play wannabe lawyer and pick holes in harmless comments made by those contributing to the value of a thread. Another Smith special, not noticing the exclamation mark and realising that it wasn't a serious remark.

As it would be the one to decide, have you thought about asking your Australian bank about any potential problems? I can't imagine that any bank would have any issue accepting investment funds from an established stockbroking account.

"I used to go at least once a month..." "...ate there several times a week" Make up your mind or your recommendation may not have much credibility!

Are you an English language teacher?

Might not work that easy. I think you missed his sarcasm.

Totally disagree. Unless your most people is foreigners. Totally disagree.

I can always rely on the ultimate apologist to defend the police here. I quoted what was there. You should learn to get over it. I can always rely on you to not read what I wrote and then comment on a fallacy. There was no defence of the police in my comment. There was an observation on the very loose interpretation of the original article that did not mention paper shuffling at all. You should learn to read what I actually wrote.

That doesn't mean that she has any entitlement to his money

What did the internet tell you when you searched for bungalows in Samui?

No, I said probably, and they don't have to have wifi. The ones I stayed at had a computer you could use, but no wifi. You can take your own wifi internet on your phone, doesn't matter if the "resort" provides it or not.

I do not use Grab food delivery - I use Tops Supermarket delivery who contract with Grab. And no we do not tip delivery drivers. Nor do anyone else we know. The OP is asking about normal procedures for Grab food deliveries and a tip for the food delivery driver is normal, most people do it.

Your comment gives the impression that tips aren't expected/appreciated/normal for food deliveries, that isn't the case. The merchant doesn't provide their tips.

Where was that claimed?

You couldn't make it up You could make it up, and it was made up, the original article in Siam Rath did not report it as "he was ordered to report for paper shuffling".

Wasn't it Prayut who said he'd do that?

Afraid not, the figure that he's been quoted is about right for starting from scratch.

...assuming that he will not pay an agent. If he will concede that then an agent is another option.

"B27K sounds about right for that service". But not including the overstay charge that the agent will have to sort out first.

Or use an agent here to avoid having to leave the country.

"his visa ran out on the 14th September" His visa ran out? Which visa, the old retirement extension or the 30-day visa exempt stamp when he last entered? If he came in without a re-entry permit then he does not have a retirement (visa) extension, he just has the latest visa exempt stamp. He'll have to apply from scratch for a retirement extension and most visa agents will be able to assist with that and with the overstay.

Irrelevant if the OP's father wants his wife to have everything.

It wasn't reported that she lost B500k in cash.

Ah, ok, thanks for that, I'm not familiar with the intricacies of PromptPay. So he got a digit wrong in a phone number, not an account number?

I wonder how a complete stranger who just input a wrong account number knew the woman's phone number to call her? He wouldn't get it from the woman's bank. I also wonder why didn't the woman didn't just tell her bank to return the erroneous transfer of money, that wasn't hers, to the remitting bank but reported it to the police instead? What's it got to do with the police?

I guess it could be but in my case I provided them with clear evidence from the manufacturer regarding the products in question. Was your claim posted anonymously?