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1 mill 'arrivals' sounds about right, though don't know how many will be 'tourist'. That's IF there isn't an oops along the way, and very doubtful, as 6 more provinces just made the 'watch list'.
IMHO ... I expect more restrictions or even a lock down again after the new year.
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20 minutes ago, Pravda said:
Yes. Exactly. Not cheap considering there aren't even any customers.
Is this cheap enough for you, at £330 / ฿15,000.
Give them a ring, sure you can move in tomorrow.
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No customers, and you know this how ? Or are people to intelligent to spend that much on a rental.
Proved you wrong, and that was with search parameters of 50-60k.
Surely you can find much cheaper if actually searching.
You can own a nice condo for less than 2 mill, or a really nice one forthe silly price you quote for renting. Why would you lease an apartment at that silly price ?
And why an apartment. Condos & single houses w/pools can be leased well below the price you quote.
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Don't think you need to be married to 'own' a house. But who would buy a house, and not want to own the land it sits on. Again, a fool's folly. You could only sell to someone as stupid as yourself, and that's a rare breed.
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1 hour ago, Pravda said:
Yes. This is exactly what I'm saying.
Prove me wrong.
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21 minutes ago, BritManToo said:
If I sell my wife's 2Mbht home to a foreigner for 10Mbht will that count?
If they have a friend that stupid, send them my way. I sell (not even finished yet), and start another project elsewhere. Maybe surfside instead of a few kms away.
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14 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:Lets assume for a moment the cost of living would be the same in Thailand and "home". Would you prefer to be "home"?
For me the cold weather, ugly women and all those restrictions back home are reason enough to avoid it. I wouldn't want to live there even if would make a lot more money over there.
Cost of living ... across the board, exactly the same, then no, I wouldn't have even looked elsewhere to retire, though a different place in the USA than where I was, as bored with it.
For me, it's RE Taxes, available healthcare, and cost of. Get rid of those 2 issues in USA, and ...IF... I can holiday anywhere in the country for same price as Thailand, why would I leave. Plenty of places to retire back in USA.
Weather never an issue, and actually enjoy the change of seasons, along with if wanting warm, live in the south of USA. Way too big, and if you can't find a place that suits, then it isn't the location that's the problem.
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36 minutes ago, tonray said:
Yes but some rural areas are abysmal when it comes to noise...loudspeakers, locals feeding and keeping 50 unkempt dogs around their property, etc....not everyone lives in an ocean front condo. I live in a quiet moobaan but one a-hole neighbor has to ruin it for all with 3 dogs that snarl and bark all day. Nobody does anything or can do anything.
That's why you drive around and research an area before signing on the dotted line. Be there at 6-8 AM, look for speakers, traffic, and repeat at 4-7 pm, and night time 10pm - 2 am to find out where the partiers do their thing. Weekdays & weekends.
It's not rocket science.
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Can own the house, just can't own the land. A fool's folly, but hey ... plenty out there.
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Talk to the administrator at school and or teacher you kid is having a problem with. Same at any school in any country.
Mine was having a problem with one teacher, and a standard punishment was shaving a part of their head, and she was warned if not 'in line' she would be punished.
I talked to the teacher and resolved it. She figured best not to touch my kids head, unless she wanted her whole head shaved be me.
Simple solution to simple problems.
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18 minutes ago, transam said:
But the folk with money can buy a RR, whom I guess already have a house.....????
Then the certainly would be concerned about Thailand, China, or MGs.
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What's different here than home country ? Store in same place you would when there.
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Picky tuna eaters ... eating canned tuna. Seriously.
Have y'all ever eaten fresh tuna ? You'll never eat canned again.
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Simple solution to simple problem ... start earlier.
Wake up before & catch a nice sunrise, instead of sleeping in till noon since hung over.
Better yet, may want to consider not drinking so much alcohol, as most having addiction with, are the last to realize they have a problem with it.
Simply adjust your body clock to the new serving hours. Wake up 3 hrs earlier, instead of drinking 3 hours later, and it balances out.
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Which is it ... must or urged ...
"The operators of eateries who want to sell alcoholic beverages in Bangkok must meet the Amazing Thailand Safety & Health Administration (SHA) standard, said Pongsakorn Kwanmuang, spokesman of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration.
Mr. Pongsakorn said that the communicable disease committee of Bangkok urged eatery operators to improve their premises to meet SHA and close their venues at 9pm as ordered."
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42 minutes ago, BritManToo said:Everywhere changes,
Thailand is a bit different from when I arrived in 2009, but not significantly different, and many of the differences are for the good.
What's changed for the good?
1. Immigration is empty, I can get my 1 year extensions with ease and no queuing.
2. Internet is way better, I now have fibre at little cost and amazing speed.
What hasn't changed?
1. Accommodation rental costs, the same or less than when I arrived.
2. Utility costs, never went up at all.
3. The weather, still as warm and sunny as ever.
What has changed for the worse?
1. The government, but that really doesn't affect foreigners.
2. Bars closed, not so bad the ladies are all on ThaiFriendly.
3. No alcohol with your meals, I just cook and drink at home.
Not a place to visit as a tourist though due to COVID restrictions.????????
Yea ... what he said ????
Thailand is a bit different from when I arrived in 2000, but not significantly different, and many of the differences are for the good.
Best change: Not a place to visit as a tourist though due to COVID restrictions.
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The changes back home, from what I'm told, especially cost of living, makes things here even better.
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1 hour ago, Gold Star said:
Possibly an apples & oranges comparison since China has 4 times the population of the USA.
Since probably more of the manufacturing of world done there, more energy needed.
Also consider total energy consumption, with China only use 60% more than the USA
for 4X the population and all that manufacturing being done.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/263455/primary-energy-consumption-of-selected-countries/
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And RR Ghost starts at ... £255,020 equals ฿11,610,398.57 ... hmm
Can buy a house, w/ solar system, a couple MG EVs, even a couple E-scooters
and still have change left over.
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1 hour ago, digger70 said:
the price of electricity is going one way ,UP
The price of everything is going up .... it's called inflation.
... oh wait, not the price of solar systems, drastically dropping every year.
Power from the sun .... I predict will stay fairly steady, until they figure out a way to tax that also.
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1 hour ago, OneMoreFarang said:
And how many different model of batteries provide these 3 companies? I am sure many many different models - and for a reason.
They not only provide, they actually make the batteries, if that answers you doubts. BYD just came out with a new design / 'wave', safer, they are putting in their own vehicles, I think.
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4 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:
Sounds like a good idea. Except how many different battery models will all those cars have?
Looking now at mobile phones and how many different battery models they use gives us a good idea how that will work...
Since 3 companies provide 70% of the EV batteries, matching / swapping bad cells or the whole packs shouldn't be an issue. Actually more universal and less proprietary than all the parts needed for an ICE engine of different manufacturers.
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2 minutes ago, The Hammer2021 said:It's not just about fraud. It's the mentality of a business that dismisses potential customers who don't use FB. It's insensitive and thoughtless and this is likely to be reflected in their other business practices.
Not everyone uses, or is a fan of FB. And it cost money to promote your items on FB, which to be honest, has a limited reach, unless spending quite a bit on FB promotion / advertising.
Overhead smaller businesses don't wish to incur. With all the fake / scam 'sponsored' ads on FB, I can see how many are turned off using them (buying or selling) as a platform.
FB would the the last choice when shopping for me.
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To the topic headline, sure, why not, as I'll do my due diligence and research the vendor. If not finding any info / reviews / ratings, then probably give them a pass. Depends on the product and cost of, if will to chance purchase of.
Usually go with tried & tested vendors, with refund & warranty protection. So far, so good.
Also have bought & sold via FB, and, so far, so good.????
A reminder why Thailand is such a great place to live
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