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This forum is quiet almost like half the posters are missing
I could definitely get used to this -
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NATO Allies Urged to Increase Defense Spending Rutte Echoes Trump’s Call
USA should stop playing policeman of the world, as it only does it for interests of ELITE companies that pay ZERO tax or worse, get subsidies, like the oil industry... -
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Thai immigration online 90 day reporting system
I didn't get a reminder when mine was due, but remembered and applied within the window. Took a few days longer than usual to approve, but it finally came through on the 6th Nov. -
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Fatal attraction: Taiwanese man dies after sex with Thai transwoman
Your lack of understanding is obvious, and they were in a hotel room, and yet, you feel obligated (do care) to tell us your bigoted view of their lifestyle preference. Go figure -
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Dog deterrent app that actually works ??
I bought a high frequency chaser on Temu. I can't hear anything, but the dogs sure do. I trained my own dogs with it, as it has a training mode. Dogs are terrified by the chaser mode. When a pack comes near me, one press of the button sends them scurrying. $9.95. Best one ever. -
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Transferring money into Thailand
If you send it by Wise, it might be worth checking with them about which is the cheapest way to send it. I think for larger sums their fees tend to be higher, so maybe sending in three or four smaller tranches, could possibly be cheaper. Obviously more exposure to exchange rates, but best to check with them. Another thought to consider if it concerns you: Gifting some of it (say school fees) to your partner, by sending it directly to their account, and letting them pay the school could possibly reduce any tax liability for this year. Others might be able to chip in here with more info. on this.
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