JustinTyme

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Call Boeing and let them know portions of the landing gear hydraulic system are raining down on people.

Rutnin Eye Hospital is absolutely world class and for this person losing their sight, worth a visit asap!

My (Thai) wife buys it from them at 1,000 THB all the time. They even allow orders to be placed below current prices and catch the dips. Could this be a Thai verses Foreigner thing/ Possibly. I will leave it to you to pick up a phone and call them.

I need for you to call my Brother in Law! He bought 25,000 shares of Apple in 2010 and never sold it! Is it too late to prove him wrong and get him to change his ways???

Gold is a solid long term investment, and especially easy in Thailand. The most highly respected company is Hua Seng Heng. We bought our physical gold there, because gold from that business is recognized all over the Kingdom, and beyond. We also have an online gold investment account with them, which is great because you can buy small fractional quantities (1,000 Baht minimum purchase) so very easy to "buy the dips" from home and ladder into a lower cost per Baht Gold. Investing in Gold is a process, over time, that has historically paid off when given enough time.

They just need to change the wording, to more easily explain the rationale behind this. These are PUBLIC areas funded by taxes! The Thai have "already paid." Tax Payer - 30 Baht Non Tax Payer - 150 Baht (and to the very small minority of tax paying foreigners, yes, they should provide you with a card to avoid the higher charge)

The sad reality is that "culture always wins." There are few cultures less equipped to own, maintain, manage, and train dogs than Thailand. And the irony here is Isaan, the belief no home is complete without at least one dog. The dogs are completely untrained, unresponsive to commands, often aggressive, and few, if any, have the proper vaccines they need. They don't even wear collars so there is a CHANCE to pull them off victims. Also, since they are rarely neutered, they breed like rats. I no longer go for walks, don't visit the lovely temple nearby, and endure the endless barking all hours of the night and day. Fair warning to people thinking about moving to Isaan, stay here for a few weeks before you decide to actually move here.

In a learning moment, where is this video stored? Have you tested this from start to finish, log-in, video replaces you, etc? Interesting ... Pro Tip: FYI - All this nonsense only applies on phones. Transfer on the web sites are allowed IF the maximums are in place. And ... BONUS ... if the recipient has the user name, password, and mobile (in case they send a verification number). THEY can change the maximums! So, I keep my accounts with a very modest maximum transfer limit, to ensure no hacker can wipe me out, and GF is an EXPERT now on logging in and changing maximum transfer values. No video, no blinking, just an easy and legal process because "He did it just before he died." And, of course, having her as a "favorite transfer" with a long history of activity, is, in sense proof of the "normalcy" of fund transfers.

I am not sure when living alone became a disgraceful sign of being a total worthless loser as implied in so many posts. Anyway ... In a legal sense, the vast majority of Expats here in Thailand "live alone." Only a small percentage are married, and have the foresight to write and register their last will and testament, with the corresponding recipients and documentation to facilitate a smooth transfer of assets after their death. Example: You have a long term girlfriend who you feel is, and treat as ... "your wife." For lots of complicated tax, income, and cultural rules, you find it much easier to just stay "single" and have a happy life. You live in Thailand via the "retirement visa" and keep the required 800,000 THB in a bank to ensure compliance and easy annual renewal. You also have your "other" account for living expenses ... etc. You may even own stocks in the SET, since there is no capital gains tax in Thailand, and there is money to be made. You drop dead tonight. Who has the legal rights to your money? Does your girlfriend have a legal right, via an official Last Will and Testament to begin the rather lengthy process of getting the money and stocks you meant to leave for her? Does she even know the process to follow? Oh wait, you think she can just transfer the funds to her account? Have you updated your banking transfer values to allow that, or will she hit the new fire wall of "transfer of funds requires face recognition." Have you considered a request to transfer your 800,000 is a red flag in the banking system. since it implies "This person has just disqualified themselves from the Non Immigrant O process." Golly, we should look into this. The point is. Thai banks make a TON of money KEEPING Expat funds, and forcing those left behind to hire lawyers, and engage in protracted legal battles. More often than not, the very person who needs the money, can't fight that battle, and would not know where to start. Feel free to message me for ideas that can help. (PS: Don't let me "newbie status" fool you, there is a good chance I have lived in Thailand non-stop ... longer than you)

Can you please explain how a factory can operate as a "zero dollar" entity? Walk me through it, the raw materials, the machinery, electricity, the logistics equipment, the labor, the sales and marketing, taxes paid to Thailand, and on and on. The Chinese who come to manage the plant do what? Live under a bridge begging for food, or do they buy condos / build houses, buy cars, send their kids to international schools ...etc How exactly, do they magically operate and none of that generates revenue in Thailand???

Can you please explain how a factory can operate as a "zero dollar" entity? Walk me through it, the raw materials, the machinery, electricity, the logistics equipment, the labor, the sales and marketing, taxes paid to Thailand, and on and on. The Chinese who come to manage the plant do what? Live under a bridge begging for food, or do they buy condos / build houses, buy cars, send their kids to international schools ...etc How exactly, do they magically operate and none of that generates revenue in Thailand???

You are conflating "zero dollar tours" with an entirely different international investment model, and they have little in common.

So let me see if I understand this. Thailand does NOT want foreign investment because it is "zero dollar?" What does that even mean? A company invests in Thailand, but ... no one buys material to build a building, no one is hired to build it, the factory workers are not Thai? The goods magically get transported without Thai trucks and drivers? The business does not pay taxes? No one in the company eats, or lives indoors? No one goes to the dentist, the doctor, for a massage, takes a taxi, buys a motorbike / car, etc etc etc? Can someone please explain how a country close to a recession does NOT need Foreign Investment?