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Extremely high electricity bill for an Airbnb
That 'before' photo could have been taken last year and I know you're definitely not paying the going rate - they always load it. I once heard of a place that charged 9 Baht a unit - I think half their revenue came from electricity sales. -
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90 day report after reentering Thailand - Chaengwattana
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Extremely high electricity bill for an Airbnb
Does it say in the Airbnb, what rate they will charge you for electric? It seems like for 8085 units, they are charging you 7 baht per unit instead of 4.5-5. For a one bedroom condo/apartment, that usage does not seem possible even if you ran one or two ACs 24/7 the whole 4 and a half months, unless maybe you were doing it with all the windows open. It's possible this AirBNB owner just sends the same before and after photos to all long term tenants, if you didn't check and verify the meter in person, yourself.- 1
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Finance Foreign Nationals Face Account Bans in Bangkok Bank Crackdown
Bash the foreigners to punish the actions of a few Thai bank staff, that's retarded. -
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Finance Foreign Nationals Face Account Bans in Bangkok Bank Crackdown
Things have changed a lot over the last few years, I think. We—customers, travelers, expats, tourists now have more options. Not long ago, it was absolutely necessary to have a "real" local bank account if you stayed long-term, and it surely was very useful for tourists visiting regularly. But now, I would say 90% of the usual transactions an expat needs can be managed with Wise (or a similar provider), covering basically everything related to payments—and paying is what we do most of the time anyway. 😛 A Wise card connected to Apple Pay, Grab, etc., goes a long way. (Getting cash at an ATM, however, is another story; there will be fees.) Only if you earn money in Thailand and receive THB would you really need a local bank account, I guess. (Sadly, Wise does not provide a local bank account number to receive Thai Baht.) For genuine tourists, apps like Wise combined with a card should be absolutely sufficient. Just wondering: Are there other countries in the region where it was/is possible to open a bank account as a tourist? I always thought this possibility was quite amazing. -
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British man arrested in Bangkok for buying sex from underage girls in Hua Hin
They have all been educated by you
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