Surasak

That should do the job very well. I have three at our place, one for computer, one for internet and one for my music keyboards. Allows plenty of time to save and/or turn off. Will give about 45 to 60 minutes run time depending on the power being drawn.

Through a RIP OFF insurance company of course it costs.

To the OP. As it is obviously not your problem, why are you bothering? Surely it is up to each individual to make their own arrangement, whatever they are Don't try playing God!

It has already been done. How it will be received I know not, or acted upon I know not.

Let me add from personal experience, our housekeeper requested this. We pay B900 between us to the Thai SSO each month via a bank transfer from the business A/C. Not sure of the full details as it is not me personally paying this.

In which country? For Thai it is a voluntary thing as far as I know. The employee and employer pay 50/50 @B900 total.

Do please try to remember where you are. If everything ran with sense and forethought, you may think to leave??

One advantage only, jumping the queue so is not worth it.

One thing which would definitely put people off from retiring to Thailand, Not able to own your own house. Yes, Yes, I know there are ways, but look at all the hoops one has to jump through and the added cost involved. If one could purchase one rai of land and build, knowing it could be passed on to children/grandchildren, it may be worth it, but finding something to rent at a reasonable price in a nice area...?????

Read into it what you will

Never mind the quality, feel the width.

Sorry to say, but yes the UK gov are just as hard line.

Disagree with you as far as help from banks. A little while ago I had money taken from my KrungThai A/C by some one in the UK. Reported it to the bank HQ and the money was returned two weeks later. A bank branch is not the place to make a complaint in Thailand.

The round pin you refer to were 15 amp, and yes, the street lights were gas. As to the electric iron, ours was at about 1954. The fuse box was a wire between to points held by a screw. If the fuse kept blowing it was a case of two or three wires, so the house wiring must have got very hot. What do you mean, dangerous?

Perfectly true. You're obviously not old enough to remember, but I can. I used to climb up onto the table to reach the light socket, because mother couldn't.

I don't deal with Deemoney so have no idea. Sorry.

I don't need Dee money. A couple of months ago I sent money to the UK via KrungThai and paid 99 Baht for the privilege. Peanuts.

Yes, into the ground. Down hill on a slippery slope and watch out for brake failure.

I believe you should post a notice clearly stating, video and sound recording is taking place. It is then up to those attending, to either agree or not. There is the means on most phones to record the conversation, but it is only right that you inform the other person, 'This conversation is being recorded'. If you are then cut off, did they have something to hide?

Is the new slogan to be, "Come to Thailand and catch Covid-19"

Since when has it been possible to get blood from a stone? Millions out of work over the past 18 months and this bunch of clowns expect to milk 820 billion Baht. It beggars belief. Reasons to be cheerful part one!!!

Or extremely lucky.

My anti virus blocks Pulse, marks it up as dangerous.

1078 people give their opinion on the head honcho's abilities to square the circle of finance. The remaining 68922 have other ideas.

How can this possibly be? I thought Thailand was a no fail society.