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and another one who is totally clueless.

To cut a long story short anybody whether company or personal can lease land in Thailand, it is purely an agreement between the landowner and the entity wishing to lease, nothing to do with any government bodies. Operating a business is a completely different topic.

Any foreign company whether operating or not has to have a minimum of 51% Thai ownership and as such can buy or lease land. What you will do with said land is where potential problems lie.

As a foreign company operating in Thailand has to have a minimum of 51% Thai ownership not only can it lease land it can also buy land.

I'd say you've never been to Thailand and if you have then you lived in a bubble.

Any of the latest Formuler models with "my online TV" app. One of the top rated android boxes, available from Amazon. https://www.formuler.tv/

Ok enlighten us, what are these tricks that you use?

and no mention anywhere as to how or to who you apply to to transfer your sor por kor in to a chanote.

Given up trying to make decent chips using Thai potatos, tried parboiling, double cooking and triple cooking but impossible to get that crispy outside and fluffy inside so have decided to give the frozen option a try. What do you reckon is the best brand that comes closest to resembling a decent chip (french fry) and how do you cook them? Air Fry, Oven or Deep Fry.

For the last few years I've been buying frozen Norweign and Icelandic cod and haddock from an importer in Bangkok at around 600 baht per kilo. Unfortunately the last couple of batchs after thawing I've discovered that there's a weight loss of around 20%. So now looking for an alternative supplier in the pattaya area and would appreciate any recommendations.

Yeah point taken but I'm sure there must be some members who have bought printers in the last couple of years and can share their opinions.

Ok, as what usually happens on here the topic drifts away from the original post and becomes pointless banter. So to bring it back on topic let me clarify; I am looking for recommendations for a modern sub 10,000 Baht 3 in 1 wireless colour printer, windows 10 compatible, preferably ink cartridge (not ink tank or laser). The brands that I am considering are; Epson, Cannon and Brother.

It's an ink tank, which is what I don't want.

Doubt if a 10 year old printer is still available or that I'd even want one

Convenience, you still need to go to the shop to pick up your prints!

Yes need colour, also scan and copy

Currently have HP Inktank wireless 410 but have had nothing but problems with it. So now looking for new printer and thinking as I only print about 200 pages per year that maybe cartridge printer is the way to go. My budget is a max of 10,000 Baht, any recommendations?

Yea and it's also peculiar that some on here also shout guilty based on hearsay.

Please use some logic and check your figures before posting or you will just make yourself look stupid; 70 GSM A4 sheet measures 210mm x 297mm x 0.08mm = 4,990mm3 1 cubic meter measures 1000mm x 1000mm x 1000mm = 1000,000,000mm3 Therefore 200,401 sheets of A4 make 1 cubic meter Therefore 50,000,000 A4 sheets approx' 250 cubic meters, in other words 10m x 10m x 2.5m, roughly the size of an average condo. Empire State building has a volume of 37 billion cubic feet, approx' 1 million cubic meters, or 200 trillion sheets of A4

Nowhere is any different to any other place. only you can be the judge of any relationship you get in to, and only you can take the resposibility for the outcome.

Not in this country, for most their brain doesn't seem to get past the development stage of a ten year old.

Because they're not stupid they go to the local market, much easier, quicker and success is guaranteed.

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Not sure how signing up from EU using VPN can eliminate spam. Spam comes from sources who have somehow illegitimately obtained your email address.

Yep, been using it for a couple of years now and only for financial stuff, it worked fine for first 6 months then started getting monthly requests from them to sign up for their paid service. After 3 months of ignoring these requests the spam emails started piling in, go figure!