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Community Newborn Baby Abandoned in Grassland with Umbilical Cord Still Attached
yes, the bf or husband is certainly to blame also, as you say it's not het fault if he decides to move on. There are many many obstacle's and traps here .... but if the parents were proper parents the poor girl would have been alot more careful. just saying .. -
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Community Newborn Baby Abandoned in Grassland with Umbilical Cord Still Attached
Yes and also abortion is illegal or so ive heard. Theres no recourse for young women this happens to. -
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BYD Seal tips, tricks and help
I'm registered with and have used 6 different charging apps....PTT EV Station, PEA, EA Anywhere, Elexa, Altervim, and ReverSharger. They all work pretty much the same and all are easy to use although some I would classify into the super easy to use ballpark depending on if they automatically start charging if you have registered your vehicle with the app or they don't require you to scan the chargers bar a 2nd time when disconnecting. But like I said they are all easy to use and I give a plus 1 to those that also all payment via QR Code/PromptPay and/or have a Wallet function....those app that only allow payment via debit/credit card, like PTT, get minus 1 from me since debit/credit card payments can sometimes get rejected. ReverSharger allows you to pay via credit/debit card and/or Wallet....you top-up the Wallet via QR Code/PromptPay. A good thing about payment via QR Code is you don't have to worry about your debit/credit card rejecting the payment transaction (i.e., blocked payment). And a good thing about paying from the app's Wallet is there is zero chance of the payment failing as you already have funds in the Wallet....no worry about your debit/credit card blocking the transaction, maybe attempting a QR payment is the wee hours just after midnight when it seems a lot of bank provide notice payment via QR Payment will be offline for an hour or so say from 2am to 3am as some kind of mobile banking maintenance occurs. Anyway, ReverSharger works fine although they are not the cheapest. Like at the moment in time 21 Apr/Mon/8am:55am the price per KWH at the closet ReverSharger and PTT DC charger to me here in Bangkok is Bt8.00/KWH. In comparison the cost of the nearest PTT and PEA DC charger is Bt6.60 for PTT and PEA Bt6.50/KWH. Note: Rates can vary throughout the week and time of day....and also sometimes there are special promotions. But when I'm on a road trip and want to DC charge it's not the cost per KWH that lures me to a charger but the charger's location. PTT has DC chargers at many of it's PTT stations (most marked with the EV logo on the station's road side sign but some stations have a DC charger but no EV logo on their sign....best to go by what the PTT app shows as to charger locations). PEA also has a lot. Lot more PTT stations along major roadroads than ReverSharger. In closing, although I use apps that only allow payment via debit/credit card, like PTT, I really wish those apps would also allow other forms of payment like via QR code, Wallet, etc., as this helps to prevent your card info from getting fraudulently used/hacked. Around two months ago my Thai bank debit card got a late Friday night charge (just before I was getting ready to crawl in bed) for a few hundred baht for a "Spotify" payment. Luckily I happen to notice the SMS notification of the charge within minutes of it occurring, immediately called the Thai bank to notify them of the fraudulent charge, and Suspend the card (Suspend is what this Thai bank calls Cancelation of the card....I went and got a new card on Monday morning at no charge). Anyway, I did get the fraudulent charged refunded to my bank acct about 10 calendar days later (no paperwork required....just the my notification via phone of the fraudulent transaction) but I did have to bother/ping my Thai bank after a week asking about the refund as they initially told me the refund would occur with 7 calendar (not business) days. Now the only place I have my Thai bank debit card loaded online is in some of those charging apps....and I've never used the card for any other online payment. So, my gut feel is my card info got hacked from one of those apps but a person will never really know how a person's card info might have got into the wild...into the hand's a scammer. Anyway, I have reloaded my new debt card into the some apps, especially those that only allow payment via debit/credit card, but I now use mbanking to keep the card "locked" for any kind of purchase "until" I need to use for such like a charging app payment. I then unlock the card for a few minutes via mbanking, accomplish the payment/purchase, and then relock the card for payment/purchases. I've done that 3 or 4 times over the last few months (to include just yesterday to charge at a PTT station) and it works like a charm.....keeps the card secured even if your card info somehow gets into the wild. Summary: ReverShargers work fine. -
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California these days?: No way, Jose? Better to live in Mexico?
Maybe soon, one day, California will be known as Little India, is what you are saying???- 1
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Re-entry Permit when getting a new passport.
Good point that! I think I'd go for the 1 day premium service. I've done that before and you collect old and new together. -
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Re-entry Permit when getting a new passport.
Indeed, I had booked and paid for mine before I left Thailand, although my slot was still available the day before. Even though 5pm on a Friday evening didn't appear to be popular, still took an hour to be seen, about 6.30 before I came out.
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