@Matthew ********

strange - rather absurd - conclusions you make. Of course I don't minimize the serious problems many have - of course I don't think "they did something wrong". And actually many say they don't have any issues.

@Matthew ********

well - quite a number of people - myself included - have no issues with that bank

@Art ***********

that really doesn't apply here since this is not a catch 22.

@Damo **********

no - a realistic reply. You do know there are lawyers here? You do know extortion is a criminal offense? But you just go on accepting any injustice - up to you of course and I don't care. The "funny" reply was the reply I replied to.

@Damo **********

funny question - so what?

@Wannikea ********

what an advice. Just bow your head and accept that crap? No way

@Michael *******

I did it for my wife many times on my own tm30 account.

@สก็อต ********

no that makes more sense is correct! You should say "that makes more sense" because "more" is the correct adverb to use for comparison, not "better". "Better" is the comparative form of "good," while "more" is the comparative form of "well" and is used with verbs like "make".

Correct: "That makes more sense."

Incorrect: "That makes better sense."

Why: The adverb "more" modifies the verb "makes" to show a greater degree of sense, whereas "better" would be used to describe something that is "good". For example, you would say "This is a better idea," but "This makes more sense".

@Mica ********

not where I live in Isaan. contacted a driving school. Lessons began about 3 days later. Finished on day 4 and got the license same day - no appointment - waited about 30 minutes

@John *******

well it's quite simple 😊 My BKK book shows "international funds transfer" if I use Revolut's International swift transfer.