Liverpool Lou

How could he do that without your co-operation, i.e. your voluntarily swapping numbers with the man?

Their website also claims that they have a single fleet-type of Boeing737s.

"This is no yoke" Talk about egg on your face, apart from those eggs with stripes on their shoulders and Aviators, I've never seen an egg with a yoke [sic].

"...natural breasts". Impossible if it was a tranny, surely?

FTFY...spell check too FIFY..."spellcheck"

Yeah, no trannies on there!

But then he'd have the potential problem of seriously upsetting a real girl, something to be avoided at all costs!

Obviously, you are actually well-versed on the subject and your OP is likely just another first-post troll.

Yes, sure "would of".

For example?

You started the thread so how about you comment instead of starting a thread that you expect others, who have shown no such interest, to produce for you?

Too much could go wrong? Huh? This is one incidence out of, probably millions, since the CDM service was introduced, the chance of anything going wrong is minimal and, in this case, it was the fault of the customer for not completing his transaction, if he had done so there would have been no problem as shown by the customer who followed him.

Oh.

As do the camera-equipped Bangkok taxis.

Why do people not take their cards is the bigger question.

What's that got to do with the OP?

Thais can deposit cash without an ATM card, as could foreigners until not so long ago.

Nonsense...that's called theft.

That's right but the person in the OP didn't lose his ATM card in the machine.

Lots of people, I have done, that's what the machine is there for. Who asks such a daft question?

It was obviously left in the cash deposit tray by the customer, it was not any "cash box", and had not been accepted as a deposit because he did not complete the transaction before walking away, it was his money and he left it there for anyone to find and steal.

No, it is not. You won't find "Finders keepers" in any statutes, it is just a juvenile's description of theft.

The bank is right, it is the customer's responsibility to ensure that he completes the transaction and does not leave B30k cash in the tray and walk away.

No, finding cash is not a crime but stealing it from the CDM is a crime.

People in each of those categories exist in your country, also.