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Identification now required to make a cash deposits at Thai Banks?
Yes, that Is the way I have been doing for years but this time the actual CDM had a garbage bag over it. Of coures as usual in LOS no one at the branch was there to answery any questions. -
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Having a harmless pet in a condominium (which does not allow pets)?
my Condo Gym overlooks the car park entrance & every morning I used to watch somebody smuggling their Golden Lab puppy out for a walk in a pram via the car park ramp. Needless to say 3 months later the dog was too big for the pram, no idea what happened to it or them but I haven’t seen either since. If you want to keep a pet then simpler & best for all if you limit yourself to places that allow pets. -
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Identification now required to make a cash deposits at Thai Banks?
But But I made a deposit at a CDM last week. Of course TIT=Nothing seems to make sense. -
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14-Year-Old Girl Fatally Stabs Grandmother Following Heated Argument
When you insist Respect for the elderly, the old(er) people better have the level of human quality(good character, morality, and wisdom etc) enough to earn respect from the young(er). Being old alone does not really deserve it. Just like being a customer would not give us any rights to blame shop assistants while they are doing the right thing. If someone demands the respect while doing the terribly wrong things(repeatedly or often), it is what they call Karen Attitude now-days. I am no longer a young man, but still strongly believe it. -
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Identification now required to make a cash deposits at Thai Banks?
Yes, that is correct, anti-money laundering regulations. If the CDM had been operative you'd have had to use identification also (ATM card for foreigners). -
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Buying Thai Quota condo using a company name.
Why not buy it for you son now; i.e., in his name. Owned by a company, it will be taxed as company property. When later transferring it to your son it's a plain business sale and will be taxed as such. -
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Big Joke Faces Asset Seizure in Online Gambling Case
Hahahahahha!!!!!!!! Mystery solved! That explains why the return address on the official appointment reservation confirmation receipt email from immigration directs to: www.nakhonratchasima-imm.com -
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Big Joke Faces Asset Seizure in Online Gambling Case
typo or that was a day's worth taking -
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Huw Edwards given suspended sentence over indecent images of children
It's you who tells lies @JonnyF and then you run away 😊 Lies and hyperbole. Always trying to vilify and drum up hate. I checked, there were TWO moving images of the (possible) 7 to 9 year old The other 39 images were likely of ages 13 to 15. So he agreed for some 'naughty' images to be sent and when the images of the youngest was sent, he asked for no more of those to be sent. He made a mistake, lots of people make mistakes in their lives and now he is paying for it in shame. -
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Identification now required to make a cash deposits at Thai Banks?
That's been the case for some time, at least if you're making a deposit with a teller. It's supposed to prevent money laundering. -
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Elderly Australian Caught Stealing Vitamin C in Chonburi
He has a good point, though. Your frequent trolling of the Palestinians and Lebanese in support of Israel's holocausting of Gaza and the West Bank is in stark contrast to your gleeful condemnation of a frail old man stealing some much-needed vitamin C. The old fella deserves a slap on the wrist and a ban from that pharmacy, nothing more. He should buy an orange or a guava, much cheaper than manufactured pills.- 1
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Doing work at wife farm!
What are you on about? The law is very clear, you just don't want to accept it. -
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Dewsbury and Batley Labour Candidate Told You're “not a proper Muslim”
And is that stopping you from looking up and reporting different reports from The Guardian and Independent? -
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Elderly Australian Caught Stealing Vitamin C in Chonburi
I wonder what happens to these people. Suppose you're 82, in ill heatlh, you've been in Thailand for years or maybe decades, you have no family to speak of back home, certainly nobody that will take you in. Then you do a dumb thing like shoplifting and you get deported. Suddenly, you're at the airport in a country you don't know anymore. Where do you go from there?
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