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I use the Bosch trimmer: https://nocnoc.com/pl/All?area=search&st=Cordless Hedge trimmer&entry_point=Home

My bank transfers always contain the remark : Descriptions: Trade Finance Deposit Channel: Trade Finance

In Germany, there are many elderly people who collect bottles because they don't have enough money. Or look at the U.S., where some people need three jobs just to make ends meet.

I don't care how much money someone has, but to be honest, I think most foreigners I've met don't actually have that much money. They just think they do because they compare themselves to the poorest and barely know any Thais. Many Thais I know — especially the Thai parents of my daughter's friends from international school and now at university — are all incredibly wealthy.

You find everything on nocnoc: https://nocnoc.com/pl/All?area=search&st=Coffee machine&entry_point=Search PL&search_suggestion_index=2 If you want to support thai farmers you should buy the coffee here: https://coffeeculture.asia

The same thing happened to me, and on top of that, I'm being denied access to around 30,000 baht in my wallet.

There are a lot of fake supplements on lazada, you can find quite more cheap and trustable products on iherb.

For sizes there are international conversion tables: US UK China 8 7 42 8.5 7.5 43 9 8 43.5 10.5 9.5 44.5

Lazada sent me an email: "May we inform you that initially from the investigation, due to the irregularity found in your account, Lazada cannot re-activate the account." I now have no other choice but to consult a lawyer.

The problem is that Lazada's promise to unlock the account appears to be worthless. I also tried to contact the Data Protection Officer, which companies like this are required to have, but I was only redirected to the AI chat and asked to log in — which of course I can’t do because my account is locked. Normally, the Data Protection Officer must be directly reachable. Consumer rights in Thailand are generally quite weak. Does anyone have experience with whether involving a lawyer is effective in such cases?

I have a serious issue with Lazada. My account was frozen after I accidentally logged in via VPN on their website. Up until then, I had always logged in using my email address. After that incident, I was prompted to unlock the account using the Lazada app, but I never received any code or notification. I then tried, via the mobile app, to have a verification code sent to my phone number, but the app told me it was a different account. When I contacted customer support, they told me my account would be suspended for 45 days. Later, I called again and insisted on a quicker resolution. I was promised that my account would be unlocked within two days, but nothing happened. I place orders worth several hundred thousand Baht per year on Lazada. If it weren’t for the 30,000 Baht stuck in my wallet, I would already have switched to other platforms like Shopee, Noc-Noc, and others — which, in my experience, tend to have fewer fraudulent sellers anyway. Currently, Lazada allows sellers to list hard-to-find Nvidia gaming graphics cards even though they cannot actually supply them. These shops effectively receive an interest-free loan from the many pending orders, which is how my wallet balance came about — I had requested a refund after one of those orders failed. Should I consider involving a lawyer to recover the funds that are still stuck in my Lazada Wallet?

People who take blood-thinners maybe should avoid that unnamed restaurant.

Because men are the more heavy drinkers and ethanol is the antidot to methanol. Ethanol is used in the beginning of the poisoning as therapy in the hospitals (wiki). Means when you get one shot methanol and you drink a lot of methanol-free alcohol after, your chance is maybe better to survive than without.

It was because of my new TM30, I could clear it at the immi. Probably the next 90 days online will work. Thanks for your answers.

A few days before, I have read in the thai media that the police seized drug pills from myanmar which contained high levels of cyanide. But I can't find the link.

90 days online worked the last years without any problems, but yesterday I was rejected I did not leave thailand for years, the only thing which changed, was that they told me in march I had to renew the TM30, which I did, even the address did not change (?). But the 90 days online in April worked. I assume the rejection has other reasons, but normally people are told to contact the immi.. But the sentence 'Foreigners have departed the kingdom' I have never heard before, google did not find it in combination with '90 days' too. Does anybody know more about it?