October 17, 201312 yr Thought i put this here,was something i didn't know. "The international daily limit for electronic withdrawals is A$1000 which applies to both your Handycard and Westpac Debit MasterCard®. This limit applies to ATM and EFTPOS transactions, during a 24 hour period (starting midnight). This limit can be adjusted to a maximum of $2000 by visiting a Westpac branch." with a credit card there is no such limit. Only lose 30,000bht if card is stolen. Edited October 17, 201312 yr by sammycic
October 31, 201312 yr Investigations suggested the suspect had been seen going out with many foreigners prior to the incident. Really ? Are there Thai ladies as fickle as this ? How they know that without finding her ? do they know her ? I was thinking the same thing, if they know her and catch the thief with the money i bet finders fee is 50 percent to the bib, case closed
October 31, 201312 yr Thought i put this here,was something i didn't know. "The international daily limit for electronic withdrawals is A$1000 which applies to both your Handycard and Westpac Debit MasterCard®. This limit applies to ATM and EFTPOS transactions, during a 24 hour period (starting midnight). This limit can be adjusted to a maximum of $2000 by visiting a Westpac branch." with a credit card there is no such limit. Only lose 30,000bht if card is stolen. Something fishy about this story, let the TV Sherlock's solve this case
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