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I would say yes but it depends what it is and how long after purchase, original packaging and payment receipt. Here is the return refund for items bought online with their rules. I guess the same would apply to things bought in store. https://corporate.lotuss.com/en/faq/shop-online/ Customer can return the product at the customer service counter at any store within 7 days from the date of receiving the product. For fresh products, customers may return the product within the next day after receiving the product only. In case of refund, delivery document or purchase order document (email) is required. In case of refund, you must bring the products you want to return and follow the conditions set out below. 4.1 In case of partial refund, customers are required to return the products which they want to refund (including the premium items) together with document set out in 3) above in good condition and unused. 4.2 In case of wholly refund , customers are required to return all products (including the premium items) together with document set out in 3. above in good condition and unused. Refund will be provided in cash only.

Maybe because of this? https://torrentfreak.com/pirate-iptv-seller-domain-names-taken-over-in-bulk-by-ace-mpa-240521/

Have you tried BigC granola (Morrissons brand from the UK) They have a strawberry one at 259 baht for 1kg.

I prefer using cash. Can't imagine all my transactions showing up on banking statements showing what and where I bought my stuff. No siree bob.

Well, people are in employment in business, banking, govt and the military and are attending and graduating from colleges and universities. So many when they apply themselves must be receiving an education.

Seems the ambitious Assoc Professor has put forward some ideas which have not been taken up and so is a bit peeved.

Have used only windows security system (windows defender) for the last 10 years, never had a problem.

I think that came later with the English: "...but beginning in the late 18th century in England, duels were more commonly fought using pistols. Fencing and shooting continued to coexist throughout the 19th century."

For their honour and reliving the 17th and 18th centuries, they challenged each other to a duel. Extracts from wikipedia: "During the 17th and 18th centuries (and earlier), duels were mostly single combats fought with swords (the rapier and later the small sword)" "The duel was based on a code of honour. Duels were fought not to kill the opponent but to gain "satisfaction", that is, to restore one's honour by demonstrating a willingness to risk one's life for it"

Nor likely/

Exactly. I don't know why police have these powers (or maybe they think they do) to go digging around when they are not qualified medical practitioners. Notice this from the article "A policewoman then requested to search her vagina for hidden drugs." I don't think the suspect has much choice at all at a police request. Certain members of police forces think they are gods, issue commands and must be obeyed.

It's something they do to entice people to think they are putting a little bit of money away every month and then receive a lump sum payment at the end of 24 months. In reality they are only offering basic savings interest rates. I'm sure they catch a lot of people with this. In reality the interest return on the total investment would only be 1.3% per year. May as well just keep the money in a normal savings account paying the equivalent interest rate or more. All the savings deposit products interest rates info is available on banks web sites. Someone mentioned higher interest rates on L&H bank some months ago. Maybe have a look on their website.

Lazada has a procedure when receiving and opening a parcel (video, photos, description etc...) and if there is a problem then reporting it on their website for assessment and refund/replacement. The info is available on their website.

Quite funny this, loads of people are waiting on the shores of France and from around the world all wanting to move to the UK. Somehow the ones that succeed all manage to afford living in the UK.

What processor do you have installed, how much ram and what type of harddisk? These days it should not take more than 60 secs to boot a pc.

Was not long ago one hardly heard anything about tax and people just went on with their lives. Nowadays with the internet, it seems to infest every discussion daily.

This is a very old issue from 2019. Here is some refs: Sherrings https://sherrings.com/bank-deposits-transfers-tax-reporting-thailand.html Mazars On 20 March 2019, the Government published the Act to Amend the Revenue Code (No. 48), 2562 B.E., in the Government Gazette. This Act became effective on 21 March 2019. https://www.mazars.co.th/insights/doing-business-in-thailand/tax/deposit-and-transfer-transactions-reporting

Tax is complicated everywhere. If money was taxed in another country then they usually ask to prove it for eg a tax certificate obtained from the tax dept where the tax was paid, this could be used to offset against that income being taxed again and if the tax assessed and paid in the other country was less than the national tax laws in the residence country, then additional tax may be assessed. Anyway the DTA on the Thai RD website seems to be a very old one...from 1974/75??? there are newer ones available on the French tax website.

Its all a lot more complicated than just reading the DTA on its surface, but basically certain types of income are only taxable in one state. All DTAs are based on the UN or OECD standard model of format and they all follow that type of wording "may be taxed" with conditions where and when it is applicable in the other state but one needs to read deeper into the DTA to read exactly when and why it can or cannot be taxed in one state or other contracting state. Thailand tax department can't just deviate from the law and treaty, its also a little doubtful by the expertise if one has to refer to another tax official to clarify something. For example here is a comparison between the model OECD convention (in English, French is also available online) and between France and another country, they all follow similar wording and in French article 10 reads maybe taxed. French DTA for Dividends OECD model convention

Of course it does. For eg. A part of the conclusions in a a springer link document on this. "Considering the pipe’s total volume of about 1.5 m, the result suggests that, neglecting leaks and other possible air outflows in similar conditions, about 40% of the air contained in the system could be billed by water meters connected to user connections"

Today installed for the first time to try. Not really out of the box for finding codecs to install to play vids and streaming.

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Don't think so. Govt locking people up and then treating them inhumanely is not how its supposed to work. Of course she should be punished but for them to allow and treat prisoners as objects is not OK.

Do as the Thais do, whisky soda and ice or singha beer with ice....delicious with Thai food.

3BB and AIS, same company now.