Liverpool Lou

The bank won't care as long as your VE status is still valid, they do usually check.

"Maybe he was just a collector of guns" No, he wasn't, he traded weapons online.

No one had to snitch, the police were on to him and his group.

The Bangkok Post knows.

No, completely incorrect. He traded guns in an online group and the police had been monitoring him for some time, nothin to do with his just "being a foreigner TIT".

Harley badges on his wheelchair?

Morale of the story.... don't overstay your welcome. Moral of the story, read the link, there's more to it than overstay.

You didn't read the link, did you?!

To give the pretense that the Police are doing their job! You're implying that those police were not doing their job? How do you come to that conclusion?

No one who read the link would make that suggestion, she's an overstayer also!

Yawn. Can you read the comments. ...or the link?

He has overstayed, so has his wife, he was threatening officers, was armed with an knife and tried to set fire to the house. They went lightly on the berk and you know it.

So what should the police / immigration officers do if he's not cooperating, just walk away? Overstay is a serious problem in any country. Overstay was only part of his issues he and his wife caused.

err, in the picture? 8 coppers dragging him out his house by the scruff of the neck not enough for you??? Er, that's what happens to those nuisances armed with knives who commit arson!

I think you need to read the link.

so you've seen people lose a card and go in and ask? Only once, that was myself. that bank couldn't return it. And I know that they don't as a rule, they're returned to the various banks' Head Offices that don't return them, either.

No, that's not "the end of the story", Joe Ferrari is not a fugitive, he is in prison serving the sentence that, he has stated, he will not appeal.

You are referring to UK most likely, irrelevant in Thailand No, I am not, why should I be referring to the UK? I know that banks here rarely, if ever, will open an ATM during service hours to hand back a retained card. Many times there are good reasons for cards being retained and, as debit cards are not embossed with the account holder's name, how would the retaining bank know to whom the cards belonged without investigating on the spot with other banks, something that they don't do?

Lol, you again. He is still fugutive, and was on bail. "He is still fugutive..." He is not a fugitive and at the time of that comment he was not a fugitive, he was not on bail, he was being held in Klong Prem prison.

Phuket, Hua Hin & Udon Thani have Villa supermarkets also and Foodland is in Korat.

They're usually all destroyed.

No, the machine's just running out of cash.

CarWorld Club https://www.cwc.co.th/index.php

I've seen people go straight in and get cards back, how about you? Have you? You followed people into the bank who had their cards retained and waited to see what happened? I know that banks rarely, if ever, will open an ATM during service hours to hand back a retained card.

No, point the phone at the text and see it in English on the phone screen. Be amazed. I'd be more amazed to know how to point the phone that the menu is displayed on at the app that is on that same phone!