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Krungthai Bank now doing FATCA/CRS ?
The short answer is that, "Yes, it is a possibility that your account could be closed" (see attached link and page down to the relevant section). Whether this is likely is impossible to say, not least because you don't know whether you have been sent a notification. In your position, I would contact KTB and explain the situation to them. You can contact KTB through their NEXT app. I have done so in the past and they replied very quickly. https://www.expattaxthailand.com/thai-banks-crs-fatca-compliance/ -
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Zelensky - what possessed you?
Remember when Trump said " I don't care about you, I just want your vote"? A new national sport for Americans, getting tossed under a bus. -
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Lost your ID ? (Canadian)
Why would anyone do that, even if he was on overstay or whatever. Tossing the passport, doesn't serve any purpose -
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Skype to be shutdown in May
Take your pick. Everyone will have a different preference. Google Voice Features: Offers affordable calls to landlines and mobiles worldwide, with free calls to U.S. and Canadian numbers in many cases. You can get a virtual phone number for incoming calls. Cost: Pay-per-minute rates vary by country (e.g., as low as $0.01/minute to some destinations), with credit purchased upfront. Availability: Works via web browser, mobile app (iOS/Android), or desktop. Pros: Integrates with Google services; simple setup with a Google account. Cons: Limited number availability outside the U.S.; not as focused on video calls as Skype. Viber (Viber Out) Features: Free Viber-to-Viber calls, plus Viber Out for calling landlines and non-Viber mobiles globally. Cost: Prepaid credit or monthly plans; rates are competitive (e.g., $0.015/minute to U.S. landlines). Availability: Mobile app (iOS/Android) and desktop (Windows/macOS). Pros: Easy to use; syncs with your phone contacts. Cons: Requires a mobile number to register; no virtual number for incoming calls included with Viber Out. Zoom Phone Features: An add-on to Zoom’s video platform, it supports outbound calls to landlines and mobiles, plus virtual numbers for inbound calls. Cost: Starts at around $10-$20/month per user, with per-minute rates for international calls depending on the plan. Availability: Integrated into Zoom’s app (mobile/desktop). Pros: High call quality; great for business users already using Zoom. Cons: More expensive than Skype’s pay-as-you-go model; geared toward enterprise use. Rebtel Features: Specializes in international calls to landlines and mobiles, often by assigning local numbers to your contacts for cheaper rates. Cost: Pay-as-you-go or subscription plans (e.g., unlimited calls to certain countries for $10/month). Availability: Mobile app (iOS/Android) and web. Pros: Affordable rates; no internet required on the recipient’s end. Cons: Setup can be slightly complex; less focus on video. Vonage Features: A robust VoIP service offering landline and mobile calling, with virtual numbers available. Cost: Plans start at $14.99/month for residential use, with international rates varying. Availability: Mobile app, desktop, or physical VoIP phone. Pros: Reliable service; extensive features for home or business use. Cons: Higher base cost than Skype’s flexible credit system. MyTello or Yolla (Emerging Options) Features: Both are lesser-known VoIP apps focused on cheap international calls to landlines and mobiles. Cost: Pay-per-minute with prepaid credit; rates can be as low as $0.01/minute depending on the destination. Availability: Mobile apps primarily (iOS/Android). Pros: Budget-friendly; simple interface. Cons: Smaller user base; fewer features like video or group calling. -
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