I had a transfer of baht this morning into my Bangkok Bank account that I do not understand. (see below)

Firstly it appears to have happened at 3.00 am and secondly I have no idea where it came from.

 

 

Any suggestions how I might find out without making a phone call to speak to someone whose English I don't understand.

I had the opposite at 8.17hrs on Sunday evening. Phone pinged, somebody took 659 Baht from my Kasikorn account. I phoned their switchboard immediately, got a recorded message that the number does not exist! On Monday morning when they'd switched the phones back on I spoke to their helpline, got the debit card cancelled and went to the local branch for a new one.

In your case, if English is not your first language I can understand the problem of speaking to someone whose accent may be difficult to understand. I would suggest you enlist the help of someone who speaks Thai, or go to a branch and ask them to check what is going on.

At least a payment into your account is not so worrying. I spent all Sunday night with my phone switched on in case there were further 'pings' from someone raiding my account. There weren't, and I got repaid the 659 baht. Had to pay 300 for another card, though.

Maybe someone input the wrong account number.Best to call.

Some poor Thai might be desperate for that 1900 baht in these times.. 

sounds like 1,900 for an extension visa, probably some poor farang looking for it now ????