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The difference is those numbers will be recognisably local numbers and you would be expecting them. Obviously, it doesn't make sense to ignore local calls when you're expecting deliveries.

I've also had calls from that number. Also a few +670, +870 calls. I can't understand why anyone ever answers any unrecognised number. If it's really someone that should be known to them and/or it is important (it won't be) they can send an SMS to clarify who they are (they won't).

PV ฿10/W 5k inverters ฿36k Batteries ฿68k B308,000...right. Thanks.

B272,000 all in, yes, or was that just for the batteries?

My system is designed to be off-grid and power an EV So what was the cost of your system?

Yes, I know that it is "old money", I also know that, although they may still be in circulation officially, there is nowhere (except banks) that will accept them for a transaction and no one ever uses them for their originally intended purpose. I've been here since '94 and have never seen one in a retail transaction, when was the last time you received one in change?!

What was the total cost of your solar install?

Those people chose to live where they do and agreed to pay those charges, They can easily get the official rate (as a great many of us do) by moving.

As per usual, your guess is wrong.

Can someone translate. What is a "selling op at 170 a can" or BYOP, bring your own <deleted>, why would bar owner agree that? "Asked if I could BYOP after stapping at 7/11" What is "stapping", also?

Silly question? Of course, not, any company in Thailand would be more than happy to do that, guaranteed, just knock on a few companies' doors and fill yer boots.

"...or loose it..." [sic] According to the link that is what happened, his lawyer said that the pages came out because they were loose. "...why he didn't just throw it into a washing machine..." They're Indian, what do you think the chances are of his wife not being the only one to do the laundry?!

What's a 10 Satang coin?

Don't think that's correct... https://www.pea.co.th/Portals/_default/Documents/Rate2015.pdf Maybe that's out of date but I can't see a more recent official one from the PEA.

Unfortunate turn of phrase.

The link suggests the increase may be 90-100 Satang per unit. Obviously, they are not going to almost double the rate currently charged for low consumption and leave the high consumption consumers untouched!

Since when was half a baht = 2 satang? Since ThailandRyan said so! He thinks that there are 10-Satang coins also.

Those with low consumption are charged lower rates, I'd suggest that is one way that the low income/low users are assisted but you probably don't give a **** about that scheme's facts. Disgraceful.

Unless you're royalty, your a commoner also, we all are.

Haggling about legitimate finance fees after non-payment of installments is not something that is entertained by Thai finance companies/banks, neither is it "the Thai way".

Trying to rationalise one country's finance agreements by introducing and relying on another country's consumer finance laws is a big mistake.

Perhaps it's a vibration when the engine is running that disappears when any load is introduced by selecting D/R etc. The vibration could cause something under the car to rattle or knock against the underside/exhaust/gearbox such as a heat shield, for example. Maybe the cat is on it's way out, they can rattle when they're past their best. But, what do I know?!

Is this only at the airport only? Land port? Only certain airports, I gave two links, did you not bother to read them?

That old myth.

No...really?