mavik

You haven't specified the limit to begin with. One may attempt to raise his current limit from 1k to 2k. The other may not touch his limit of 45k at all. Both got scammed. You claim that it's only the 2nd one, with 45k, who's supposed to get support for his loss. Even though the 1st one is the one who's more careful with his money because his limit is way lower initially and even when he raises it, he'll do it briefly, only for the time of a payment.

If you read what's written in the app, you'll notice that there it's just "limit". Apparently, any, whatsoever. Not that of 50k

"If you raised your limit and got scammed then..." I think you have no idea what you talking about. If I set my limit to 0, or even 1k baht, deliberately, to avoid accidental charging by some services where I may've paid in the past.. In order to then to quickly raise it to, let's say, 2-3K baht, to make a quick payment for something, and then revert it, I'd have to undergo facial recognition? Fискing stupidity. Apparently that would be less secure compared to as if I'd put my limit to 40k baht initially. No need to raise even further? Then it's secure! The limit of 40k baht is more secure than that of 2k baht.

yes

I don't need your permission to call them. If I wanted to, I'd already have done so. Re-read the question. Answer only it. Or don't answer at all.

Yes. My question about eSim remains

You need to work out how to carefully read my question first.

Yes this doesn't help me a bit

"How about DTAC" - no idea. They have 2 apps, both are awefully confusing. I don't even know how to sign up to either of them

I have DTAC sim, have used it for years. I'm ouside of Thailand. Is it possible to obtain eSIM in addition to my physical sim? Alternatively, convert my physical sim to eSIM somehow?