Liverpool Lou

He wasn't the only one arrested. Should 13-year olds' be immune from prosecution?

Do you think that 13-year olds have, or should have, immunity from prosecution for criminal offences? Talk about opening the floodgates! Same thing would happen anywhere else for human trafficking offences. Just because a child is initially arrested doesn't mean that he will remain in police custody.

What visa are you on?

It is a jail!

Why would you do that and risk bringing IB attention to yourself if you're going to be on overstay?

Why would anyone leave their visa enquiries until 3 days before expiration?

"20k THB reward for people who report law breaking motorcyclists" That's not true, it's a very misleading title. What the article actually reported is... "...Those who reported could also have a chance to win a prize of up to 20,000 baht every month. Prizes will be offered to clip owners to win up to 20,000 baht. About 10 prizes will be given away every month, totaling 50,000 baht,”

It's the small wheel on your mouse. Or a typo.

"Are Thai Retirement Visa Requirements Changing" No.

Quite right, he specifically says that he doesn't know, neither do his Thai colleagues, they haven't been advised of any changes and that this isn't official at the time of the video. "As of now they have not changed". He also states that overseas consulates can set their own visa requirements without them being official requirements.

You're suggesting that a Google search only comes up with that financial requirement? It doesn't.

"He suggests having 1.2 million in the bank rather than the present 800,000 baht". No, he does not suggest that! He specifically stated that he does not know about any changes and it is not an official Immigration Bureau change at the time of the video. "With the banks only guaranteeing 1m baht I think this unlikely". Why? Are you suggesting that no one in Thailand will keep than B1m in their accounts in future?

Quite right, he specifically says that he doesn't know, neither do his Thai colleagues, they haven't been advised of any changes and that this isn't official at the time of the video. "As of now they have not changed". He also states that overseas consulates can set their own visa requirements without them being official requirements.

That poultry [sic] data sound tasty.

And the Thai junta running the country at the time were such nice and friendly people who would never harm any living thing. Sarcasm mode off, for those who didn't understand. I wasn't commenting on the Thai government of the time, I was responding to a poster about Guevara's reprehensible qualities, that's all. Sarcasm mode off, in case you can't understand.

Well it looks like yet again posting porkies regurgitated by famous customer service with great copy paste abilities. Anoyhoo...got the email from Paypal today. You can kiss the account goodbye unless you are a registered business. You're suggesting that I'm lying in my posts? If you are, back that up with specifics please. "...got the email from Paypal ... you can kiss the account goodbye unless you are a registered business". I don't know why you think you know anything about my PP account, obviously, you do not. For the record, I have a personal account, I've had it for years, I do not have to have it verified and I will not have to kiss it goodbye "because it's not a registered business". Let's see the email that you got confirming that personal accounts opened before March '21 will be invalid after February '22 then we can take the issue further with PP.

What are the chances of a Thaivisa member being in that position (and interested enough) to do what any man on the street could also, presumably, do when he freely displays his reg to everyone every time he rides the scooter?

You didn't notice that there's a link with a substantial bio of the Marxist/communist?

...and murderer.

You must be new here ???? I am, could you help me with an answer to my question?

Because someone might get his real name from the plate and then it's tied to his pseudonym here. That can have a chilling effect on him. I think he is following good practice. Some people use false names here?! I assumed that "Batty" was his real name. I'll have to see if I can get an AN/TV pseudonym. Anyway, how would someone who wants to remain anonymous (i.e. every member here, except me, of course) be able to get the registered owner's details in the normal course of events by knowing his plate number when those details are not available to the public?

I can never understand the point of people doing that. Why obscure the registration that is clearly on display to the whole world when it's on the road?

I have now, and I was right, his plate is not just the number one, it has letters also, that's why I asked him for clarification of what he meant.

Did you see the photo.? Obviously not at the time I posted my comment, I was going by the OP!

Perhaps you need to clarify what you mean by "having the plate '1' on a bike". What you say doesn't make sense as there are no vehicle registrations in Thailand that show just the number "1" alone and nothing else. Can you post a photo with the letters (that must be part of the registration) obscured if you don't want to show it all here?