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I've never liked the taste of boiled eggs that much in Thailand, also not the taste of "free- range eggs" or the "cage-free eggs". Is it the different food that's being given to the chickens here?

But the receiver of the messages might not have "we chat".

Occasionally I'm not able to send a message on facebook, also when I set my location to be in Thailand by using a VPN. Please have a look at the attached screenshot. This has already been going on for months. I've looked on the internet to solve this problem but couldn't find any information. Any solutions?

I'd like to buy a second hand Honda Scoopy but I don't have much technical knowledge. What's the best way to ensure I'm buying a good bike? I was thinking of bringing a motorshop technician with me so he could check the bike. Or are there other and better ways to get me a bike that doesn't have any hidden defects?

What happened to those 2 French (?) guys in their Porsche on Koh Samui? One of them knocked a Thai man unconscious in the middle of the night during a fight. It happened already a few months ago. Are they still in jail?

What happened to Limbo? I'm talking about many, many years ago. He used to be a moderator of this forum for a while. Just curious. Anyone who knows?

No extra authentication was required, if so I of course wouldn't have confirmed this payment. So the airline company has to pay the chargeback? And what if the bank leaves this case for what it is (I haven't been too friendly to them because in my opinion they didn't provide sufficient customer service, so maybe that won't help my case) do I then have a(nother) way to pressure the bank to come forward with the money?

Thank you. I'm not sure how the payment was made but I guess my debit card data were leaked somewhere and no extra authentication was required. Reading your comment it looks like I actually have a fairly big chance of getting back my money, or did I misread you?

For the first time in my life I've been the victim of fraudulent online payments by someone using the data of my debit card. It happened last Sunday, and the total damage was about €300. I immediately blocked the card. On my online banking app I requested a refund but it was rejected because the money already had been claimed by the merchant. I contacted my online bank. I actually don't use this bank often and haven't put that much money on it. That's maybe a reason why this bank's customer service didn't appear to be very interested in this fraud, they only sent me an email and didn't answer specific questions. Very disappointing. I've sent the merchant an email after the refund was rejected. I also requested a chargeback on my banking app. By the way, the merchant was a Canadian airline company. I don't know if or how they investigate this case, but it could be a starting point to look at the passenger who flew with the ticket. Or isn't it as simple as this? So I wonder, is there any chance of getting my money back? And are there any other steps that I could take?

If I have a Zoom meeting with someone else, I can hear the other person clearly also because I use a speaker, but the person at the other end doesn't hear me clearly enough. Should the person at the other end do something about it, maybe use a speaker as well or can the problem also be fixed if I start to use a wireless microphone?

You've got a point there, Alan! Wondering how this will end...????

I ordered it already but fortunately enough could cancel it in time...????

Any suggestion how to get the non-stick layer removed?

Not being a motorist myself, can anyone tell me the cost of gasoline for a car per kilometer under normal circumstances?