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fxe1200
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British backpacker murderers make fresh appeal against sentence (video)
fxe1200 replied to webfact's topic in Koh Samui News
We all do remember: Thai Pbs from September 23, 2014!! http://harleys.de/Kohtao03.jpg
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Bangkok Bank Required for Retirement Extension
fxe1200 replied to Joeb's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
For the retirement I use ICBC. That is 4.000THB more on interest p.a. than Bangkok Bank. -
Loan Sharks are making a large profit across Thailand
fxe1200 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The maximum interest rate for loans in Thailand is 15%. Contracts citing a higher interest rate are by law automatically void. If you cannot calculate interest, just use this tool: https://vindeep.com/Calculators/emi-interest-rate-calculator.aspx But I assume, that even the use of this calculator is too much to ask for. -
Thai Beers - which one is your favorite ?
fxe1200 replied to Baron Samedi's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
The beer with the most recent filling date is probably the best. Beer, which has been stored for a month at 30 plus Celsius, is just dead and undrinkable. -
Will tourism in Thailand bounce back from Covid differently?
fxe1200 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Besides 80% of the oranges sold in Thailand are not suitable for human consumption due to the extensive use of pesticides/herbicides, 64% of the vegetable sold as well, 80% of the sausages contain unhealthy amounts of nitrates, not to mention the amount of antibiotics in chicken meat. Bon appétit! -
Receiving mail / post from UK / Europe to BKK Thailand
fxe1200 replied to Gee Bangkok's topic in General Topics
Some of my mail, including a bank card and a package got lost during the last two years. If you want to make sure international mail arrives, send it registered with tracking. That is safe. -
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