Fabio1980

The three times I had to update or confirm my information (work address, phone number, and email), I always used a bank branch somewhere in the Kingdom.

If I had to tell you her name, I cannot remember now, but when I went, they sent me that dermatologist who specializes in psoriasis. I have to go back in a few days and I'll tell you her name. The dermatologist herself recommended the dietitian. The first dermatologist didn't work in any hospital, but had a private clinic. In addition to the diet, the dietitian also put me on a controlled fast: first for three hours, then six, then nine, and now 12. From 8 pm to 8 am, only water. I find the diet and everything related to it a real panacea, not only for psoriasis, but also for my body in general: I've noticed that now I can control my hunger better and avoid indulging in junk food. Since I've never had weight problems, the diet is heavily based on certain vegetables, fish, and meat, but always boiled or sautéed.

Wait: I'm not a maniac, but I don't mind a glance at a beautiful girl either. But this one passed me at least 10 times in less than half an hour: it was almost impossible not to keep looking at her, especially because there was a wall behind me.

Very very fit and two big .......

And it's a good thing I didn't take any pictures.

Had the same: try Fango, the orange one, not the blue one. Most of pharmacies have it for 60 thb.

Same for me with Tops

I should start by saying that the first dermatologist ruined my skin by only giving me steroid pills and creams. Now I have patches of skin so thin I can cut myself for nothing. The second dermatologist, much more professional, never gave me any creams or pills, and thanks to my diet, I'm able to keep it under control. I have a mild form of psoriasis, so biologic injections are out of the question. I travel to Bkk every month for the monthly visit here: https://www.bumrungrad.com/en/centers/skin-dermatology-center-bangkok-thailand

After reading the news about the three Indian men who called the police because the girl they'd chosen had small breasts, I thought it was a stupid reason. But today, things went even "worse" for me: a non-Asian girl walked past me at least 10 times (I don't know why she kept walking back and forth), and given the way she was dressed, I couldn't help but stare at her. No sexist jokes, no whistles of approval, just constant stares. After a while, she approached me with the police, saying I kept staring at her like a maniac. Not even the police knew what to say.

Great to know. Thanks a lot.

I've always loved eating pumpkin, however it's cooked and presented. In my prescribed diet, there are three dishes based on or featuring pumpkin.

But is enough that the name, surname and DOB are the same or need to be also same passport number. I already updated the new passport with the bank but not with the SIM provider.

You're right: in collaboration with a dietitian, they gave me a diet to follow for the next six months, specifically for psoriasis. While they recommended certain foods to see if they could be "bad" for psoriasis, noodles, sweets, bread, and other products were completely banned from the diet.

So if uninstall the app, there will be no issue with the phone number?

I think she meant 7/11 as an example, but certainly the ones you buy at Seven Eleven you can buy everywhere.

So if same name and surname, DOB, but the SIM is under the old passport, the mobile banking can be suspended, right? I have the app, but never use it to transfer any money, just to check when salary is coming in, as sometimes there is no ATM around me for miles.

Since I have a mild case of psoriasis, my dermatologist told me to avoid noodles in general, but especially those sold at 7/11. I used to be a regular consumer. But I ask you: are Seven Eleven noodles really that bad for our health? Thank you.

Two questions: 1) The bank only applies verification of the phone number and the name it corresponds to if you use the bank's app, right? 2) If the bank's app is blocked until the name is verified and confirmed, the ATM can be used normally, right? Thanks everyone.

All solved. The bank did not process the transfer. They will this week.

Good morning everyone. Do you think is possible that a bank will forget to process a standing order transfer? I place it for last Monday (7 July) and still nothing. I tried to reach who is in charge of doing it, but still wait an answer. Thank you so much

Tomorrow is not bank holiday, at least for my bank HQ in Bangkok. Money sent on Monday I suppose will reach my account tomorrow.

Same for me: around 30 euro.

First of all thanks you. I always find your answers really accurate. I asked because I opened an account at Central and the bank it's always open. So I just wanted to know if the money would arrive today despite it being a holiday. I know I could check, but since I am on 4 days leaves this week, I'm quite far from the nearest ATM and I don't use any apps on my phone. Thanks for your reply.

How does an international bank transfer work? Does the money go from my bank in Italy to the head office in Bangkok and then into my account in Pattaya, or directly into my account in Pattaya? Thank you.

If a bank account is closed because you no longer have the right visa, they will let you withdraw the money before the closure or does the bank keep it? Thank you.