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teflon toni has to be very careful, because hun sen holds the stronger cards ... it's not a good idea now to compete with cambodia's casinos ..

the whole report seems to describe exactly what happened and appears to be the truth ... or maybe is there something missing?

such ads should always be viewed with caution, as most of the numbers are not realistic or because they depend on many factors ... for example, if someone is currently paying 4k for electricity mainly because the aircons run at night, a solar system without a battery will only reduce power consumption during the hours when the system is producing electricity (daytime sun hours) ... so the promised 3k savings per month would likely turn out to be a disappointment ... to get the promised saving of 3k per month, you would have to use every kwh exactly at the same time it is produced ... which is only possible if the solar system is heavily undersized ... but that wouldn’t make any sense!

isn't it interesting that so many successful business people and ceo's, who are always busy and have no time to waste , also like to choose to drive electric cars? so you must be a "extremely" different and sooo important person, then ...

@JonnyF are you for real? in the past, this forum has already had many uninformed ev haters with their outdated mindset, spreading confident but completely wrong information … you’re definitely one of the top candidates on that list. it’s probably best not to even try having a reasonable, fact-based discussion with someone like you ...

it's quite interesting how ev critics still bring up the charging issue, as if every car owner (like all ev haters) drives hundreds of kilometers every day, spending hours behind the wheel without ever taking a short break and also without eating ... in reality, over a year time, ice car owners spend more time at petrol stations for refueling the car for daly use , while ev owners can charge conveniently and cheaply at home ... except on longer trips over 300 to 400 km need a short stop for charging ... there are now nearly 60 million electric cars on the road worldwide, and that number is growing fast. whether you like it or not, ev's will play a role in the future of transportation ... i know it might be a lot to ask, but try to keep an open mind and take a test drive, eg. with an ev owner and get some first-hand experience ...

i don't think so ... otherwise he would be quiet after his cleverly arranged return and just enjoy the time with his grandchildren ...

why would your wife transfer 3 mb to canada and bring it back to thailand? is something wrong with your wife? 🤔 if your question would be a serious one: under the current law, it would depend on the tax residence at the time of the transfer into thailand / is it safed money before 01. january 2024 / or depends one the DTA if your wife isn't thai .... and so on ...

the tax law decide when you become a tax resident ... it isn't up to you ... if you residence more than 180 days you will become a tax resident ... if someone has to pay taxes depends on many different factors ...

there are ways to prevent electricity from being stolen by ev owners ... the risk of overloading the building’s electrical system when charging ev's can also be managed, for example, by using a building load management system ...

that’s the best joke i've heard in a while … and it clearly shows you have no idea about electric cars, which makes you look really quite foolish ...

can you explain why you think that way? if you live in a rural area and can install a wall charger, then you don't need a public charging station within a 200+ km radius! because you charge at home ... that's what most ev owners do anyway, 95% or more of the time ... few months ago, i did a road trip, total around 2,700 km, including a few days visiting family in a very remote rural part of isaan. i had absolutely no problem finding charging stations ...

... hope the BOT will do it ... same rights and rules for everyone ...

absolutely no reason to hesitate. the ev charging networks are great and constantly expanding ... many people forget that you only need charging stations for long-distance trips ... for daily use between up to 200 - 300 km, you can charge conveniently, and easily at home ... as all of us do ...

unfortunately, the safety of their children has never really been a concern for these parents ... daily life shows countless examples of this... it's more like a miracle (maybe buddha's influence) that not much more goes wrong ...