A wild guess would be "You said you would do something, why are you not doing it?"

Or why don't you do things when you say you are going to do it.

@แอนโทนี่ ******

no

@Leroy *****

Keep it next time and you don't have to buy a new one.

Just have to make sure something is topped up like once a year or something.

@Brandon ***********

I honestly find it beneficial anyway, as I can exchange my money at more opportune moment than when I am in a pinch at the nearest ATM and hope the exchange rate isn't terrible.

There are some fees with using the service, but I honestly prefer those over going to the ATM on a bad day and getting hit with a terrible exchange rate.

And if you are lucky to have a Thai account or a friend with a Thai account you trust you can send to, it's absolutely brilliant.

@Mark *********

because the person you answered mentioned their reasoning, in their own currency and USD.

@Mark *********

vnd to USD

@Bonnie ******

I was denied on my 3rd back to back border bounce.

Having the appropriate visa is definetely recommended.

@Dimitri *******

never been treated bad at Bangkok Immigration.

@Car *******

Then your landlord might not have filed your TM30 to begin with.

Make sure they do it, and get a reciept.

Your landlord needs to update your TM30.

If you left the country and came back, or stayed at another place who registered a different TM30 than where you normally live, you will need your landlord to file another TM30.