Liverpool Lou

PayPal Thailand is (not for long for some) exactly the same.

Who, in their right mind, would use PayPal to transfer "millions or billions"? We can all transfer legitimate millions or billions if we need to, just not through PayPal.

PayPal haven't said that and PP didn't introduce the regulations.

Why? You begrudge him a living?

All just part of the tedious, general anti-Thai/Thailand agenda that is seen here so regularly from so many.

No one, you cropped the actual quote which was... "...to be delivered in a rendezvous at a condominium".

"Hmmmm I see some bahts with red fasteners there but not mentioned in the inventory". No, you don't, those are the two thousand fake US notes.

"...just wanted to know if it was a minor or major problem". Faulty brakes are a major problem, obviously. So what are you going to do? You say that you don't know anything mechanical so after you've read about all the different possibilities here you're just going to take it to a mechanic anyway who'll give you an opinion after actually examining the car. Are you going to dispute what the dealer/shop tells you is actually wrong based on a number of possibilities proffered here? Can't see the sense in that. Hope you get it fixed before the brakes pedal just sinks to the floor in the emergency that will require them to work properly.

Then, after all that, take it to a dealer/mechanic and ask them to fix what's actually wrong and hope that his brakes don't fail while he's wasting time reading Thaivisa.

But the members here are not going to be fixing his brakes. In the meantime, while he's digesting the internet's opinion, he's driving around with faulty, dangerous brakes. Whatever advice he gets here will be disregarded when he goes to a mechanic so probably best for him to just get them fixed.

Government restrictions, not PayPal's. Anyone with a PayPal Thailand account who cannot produce a Thai ID card number for PP's records can wave goodbye to their account. No point in whinging about it any longer, this has been on the cards for a long time and is not being forced on any PP customers unannounced.

Seized counterfeit goods are destroyed, not distributed. Distribution of illegal, counterfeit goods would be just as illegal as selling them and the holders of the trademark could sue. Unfortunate but true.

You obviously don't know the pharmacies in my neighborhood I know the pharmacies in the area that I and the OP was referring to which is the area that the OP was asking about. If that's not your neighbourhood, you're right.

not so sure .... I think it was worded and written as 'we' when it was suppose to be 'he' ... You know how Thai's mess up english ! but let's look into it further shall we .... Yes, look further by reading news reports other than those you see here. Try the Bangkok Post, for example. His wife was with him in Germany.

Wrong assumption. Read the Bangkok Post.

His wife was with him in Germany.

Only if you only read Thaivisa! She was with him.

His wife had been in Germany with him.

No, it isn't, It's Asean Now and has international sub-forums that have no relation to Thailand.

Who said it was important? It was just a description of recent events that involved him.

That's quite a wallet. "His sky blue bag was on a metal grate in an area for recycling plastic bottles. Inside was a brown wallet containing 280 baht, a phone and two packets of cigarettes".

How is that "obvious"?

I don't dispute that, it's a great response to a question no one asked.

Your link said English and Thai only. No, the links only referred to English and Thai because they were the subject of the question, they did not say that other languages could not be translated to Thai for probate. Thai courts require the probate documentation to be in Thai, that's why they have to be translated, the language that they were written in originally is irrelevant as the Thai translation is the one that would be used.

So a lawyer said that? A lawyer would say that, yes. As long as it is translated into Thai for probate there would be no problem. Non-Thai does not invalidate a will here.