3 ways to make TV/AN a more pleasant and more useful experience
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Foreigner Flees After Motorbike Collision, Leaving Drunken Thai Woman in Tears
Hope they find the arse and jail him! -
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Is the harsh criticisms of Sir Keir Starmer fair and justified
hes now depending on AI to turn round the economy ,the dim witted fool he will be outed soon -
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Trump would have been convicted of election interference, DoJ report says
How embarrassing posting a response like that….at least make the effort to stick an aitch on the end for heaven’s sake... -
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400.000 Baht disappeared, a story of BKK Bank, SCB and Advice IT
Try to get a credit card that has an app on your phone that allows you to block the card when not in use. I am looking for one now. -
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American Building Standards and Wildfires
Think you are being sarcastic 🙂 Not sure what you are getting at. -
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Belgian man scammed out of 8 million baht by female Thai soldier
A good example of why I've recommended using reputable real estate lawyers to work with you when buying or selling property here. Make sure they provide you with a photocopy of their lawyer's license and current, not expired, certificate. They will review the contract and any other paperwork to make sure your interests are protected and the contract has everything in it that you want, and nothing in it that you don't want. Review the finalized contract carefully and make sure you understand and are ok with all the clauses before signing. At the contract signing your lawyer will make sure, as the seller, that you receive the agreed upon non-refundable down payment by cashier's check in your name, which, depending on the contract, either you or your lawyer will hold until closing. On the closing date, which they have scheduled in advance, they will deal with the Land Office staff, review all the documents, explain what you are signing, deal with the tax and other closing cost payments, insure that you receive your closing paperwork, and, finally, they will only give the Chanote to the buyer when you, as the seller, have received in your hand the final payment due by cashier's check in your name. If you are buying, you should also have your own lawyer to protect your interests in the same way, especially if you are new to the whole buying/selling process, which can and usually does move much faster here than property transactions in places like the US or the UK.
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