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The old guy is right! A real man should know how to use basic tools.

I just tried it. Got the same message as bkko - with and without a VPM

Full agree with Nick! Very poor journalism. There are no details available yet. Nobody knows the actual implications!

The process is easy. I did it online & by mail last year. Just follow the directions EXACTLY. No fudging = no drama! I got mine back in 5 or 6 as advertised. Worked like a charm! Good luck!

Moderators, Why do you keep running this post? It's old news! I don't drink or smoke so have no axe to grind; I'm just tired of seeing it. Thanks

Think about it! Impossible! If she did a runner, how could you "guarantee" her return? And some have done that. Immigration staff aren't stupid! But good luck!

There's some misinformation here. Melatonin is available in Thailand. Last week I bought a bottle 180 3 mg capsules of NOW brand melatonin at a vitamin kiosk in Future Park Rangsit Mall. They have an excellent selection of melatonin and various vitamins or supplements. I think their prices are fair given their expenses and the cost of rent in the mall. They are very pleasant to deal with plus you can see what you are purchasing. I've been doing business with them for years.

Scubascuba, everyone knows your talking about B*b Sm*th!! Be nice, he can't help it! 😂😂😂

Disagreed with delgarcon. A number of posters have given good advice. I've done many SWIFT transfers over the past 20 years to SCB and to K-Bank without a hiccup. So, I agree with those who say use SWIFT - and send the foreign currency. The Thai banks want my US dollars and give me a better exchange rate than my US bank gives me to buy Thai baht. As for fees - they are insignificant if you are making a 2 million baht purchase. These days my SWIFT transfers arrive in only 1 or 2 days. Good luck.

You are clearly going to the wrong place. I have had the same eye doc for 21 years. She speaks English and dispenses excellent eye glasses. She uses Nikon lenses... which are made in Thailand, but to Nikon QA standards. Not dirt cheap, but reasonable. Looks like your attempt to scrimp has backfired! Sorry about that.

Correct!! It's "All Purpose Paper"!! 😁

Another fantasy by the Troll Master! 😁😂🤣

As suggested in other posts, this forum is not the best source of info for such a problem. My 68 year old wife had been suffering some hair loss. She went to the Skin Clinic at Thammasat University Hospital, Rangsit and their treatment appears to be working. Best of luck to your wife.

Agree that Sheryl is a real gem here. Many thanks, Sheryl. I would like to add that Thammasat University Hospital in Rangsit would be convenient for the OP. I have been treated for many things there and am pleased with them. I use Premium Care and am currently seeing a spine specialist due to age deterioration which is causing my spine to press on nerves which is weakening my legs. Happy with the care I am receiving. . Best of luck!!

Groan!! Another budding Bob Smith!