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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
I've asked many times that people post evidence to support their views but nobody has. I have posted a number of pieces of supportive evidence, including extracts from the TRD, Bangkok news paper articles and quotes from legal firms. Thus far, my evidence far outweighs your rhetoric and emotion. If you want me to accept your contrarian view, you'll need to support it with something more than just hot air and abusive language. -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
pilot When someone takes their anger out on you, it can be very hurtful and confusing. You may wonder what you did wrong or how you can make them step it up. However, you should know that their anger is not your fault, and you don’t have to tolerate their abusive behavior. tips for navigating other people’s misplaced anger and protecting yourself in the process: Stay Calm and Composed: When someone redirects their anger and frustration at you, remain polite but detached. Say something like, “I understand you’re deeply upset over frozen pension, more than likely paranoid but there’s no need for hostility you nauseating dickhead.” If they continue raging, remove yourself from the interaction. You don’t need to subject yourself to abuse. Remember It’s Not About You: Their anger usually isn’t about you. (wish it was,) React with empathy and total compassion. Say, “It seems like you’re going through a mighty horribly money-less frustrating time. I’m sorry to hear that dickhead.” Your level-headedness may help them gain perspective and calm down., tell them to cook some sausages Avoid Defensiveness: Don’t make excuses or get defensive. Remain neutral. If an apology is warranted later, offer a sincere one lol. But in the heat of the moment, stay centered.,counting all that unfrozen money ,winter fuel and X mas bonus flooding in Seek Support by doing this: Get them to talk to a friend or family member to decompress. Their anger and insults say more about them which is true " thick as pigs.hit comes to mind", so don’t internalize them. Release any negative feelings so you can remain detached and wonderfully gleefully happy with your unfrozen pension well done you, and you especially ,true and in control of your own reactions. Remember, you deserve respect and kindness, even when the frozen pensioners display are struggling desperately, perhaps doing self harm, hopefully suicidal, with their uncontrollable emotions1. -
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The Oracle of measuring blood pressure.
Not sure if I need that much info. At rest, normal <120. Then cycling, raise HR to 90 or 120 (normal is 60), along with BP @ 150-175, and afterward, within 5+ mins, it recovers back down to 120 or less again. That's all I need to know. Hate wearing watches 😎 -
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Australian Aged Pension
Agree totally, Ive just posted earlier about myreturn after8.yrs, the contact with Centrelink and Mygov etc, Medicare card renewal.The overall positive impression given by staff was, we know when n where you travelled, we still pay your due entitlments and alls well on the OAP front. Show me someone fitting that same scenario thats been jacked around??. KH, nah.😭😭 -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
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Do they enforce health insurance to get visas ?
A non O-A and any extensions from a non O-A based on retirement will require insurance. Extensions from a non O-A based on marriage do not require insurance. Non O visa and extensions both based on marriage or retirement do not require insurance Best to indicate which Visa you are interested in
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