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if you are happy then up to you Nationwide is highly secure - card reader Wise - is a transfer company so no risk there as it doesn't carry a balance Bangkok Bank - ATM only do you trust your VPN company - I see no need to use a VPN for the purpose you describe above But like I said it is entirely up to you as long as you are happy and confident - plenty of reading on the net for this type of thing
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COVID-19 Vaccination Certification now ready on Mor Prom app
smedly replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
it depends on the country you are travelling to as to what they will accept - nothing to do with Thailand I believe the UK for example will accept the certificate but then an airline may not - probably better to get the internationally recognised document if intending to travel overseas -
have you heard of a computer, and I agree with him about banking using an app on a phone - it is very risky
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I agree with this - it is only recently I decided to get an ATM card after years of going to the branch to withdraw money in person, it is a debit card but is disabled for anything other than ATM use - too risky IMO and also if you do become a victim they don't make it easy to get your money back, I also get an sms when there is any activity on my account
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AUKUS: A New Justification for Thailand’s Submarine Acquisition Plans?
smedly replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
what it should be telling them is that the junk they are buying from China is all but useless and a total waste of money but then of course we all know why they are doing it - if there's a budget they can fudge it -
When you read the above you soon realise something very obvious - the solution to get foreign tourism going is staring them in the face and I bet they still can't see it
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when tourism accounts for 20% plus of the countries GDP they are all reliant - they just don't have the brains to work it out
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ok ? a 240v mains socket in the shower and years ago (pre 1950) houses were wired differently - lighting circuits were heavy guage and in some cases the only electric source in a room - wall sockets were round pin if they were there at all and wiring ran on the outside of walls, I remember my grandmothers house - and street lights were gas lol Irons were not electric
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November reopening: Bangkok called the Hub of Swabs!
smedly replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
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November reopening: Bangkok called the Hub of Swabs!
smedly replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
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PM Delighted with Hollywood Star’s Compliment on Phuket
smedly replied to snoop1130's topic in Phuket News
he is hardly here as a tourist is he lol -
Phuket is as open as they come right now and yet after the first 6 weeks of sandbox which saw about 34k people arriving they have barely broken 8k the following 6 weeks - they have exhausted the returning retirees and Thai's, very few actual tourists are willing to put up with their money gouging red tape no matter how many times they declare shut down Thailand open - it is fooling nobody
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We have had domestic tourists come and complain there is absolutely nothing to do because nightlife and entertainment are still mandated closed and many business owners won’t open unless the situation dramatically improves.” well according to your big clever boss top man at TAT yesterday - he doesn't want bars and nightclubs to open at all - ever, this is coming right from the top man in charge of tourism in Thailand and he is obviously smarter than you to be in such an esteemed position Most of the stupid people who don't have big jobs like that know you are actually talking sense ???? but what do we know
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COVID: Will European tourists return to Southeast Asia?
smedly replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
it has happened it's called revolution but is very messy - it hasn't happened in Thailand so far but I think this is the closest it has ever been -
COVID: Will European tourists return to Southeast Asia?
smedly replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
yes but in most cases around the world there are people running countries that have something semi solid between their ears