@Mau****

I was going to use Revolut to do a crypto buy (looking for alternative methods to buy crypto), couldn't do said crypto buy (can't recall why), tried to transfer out my money and had all sorts of issues needing me to contact support. Took me two days to prove myself so I could get my own money back! I raised a complaint with the financial regulator in my country. Got an admission from Revolut that their support people did the wrong thing and received an apology and a small compensation payout, when I say small <$100AU. When I raised the complaint, all I said was I wanted access and withdraw MY funds and that's all, and that the support people were continuously asking me to acknowledge some sort of disclaimer which I did about a dozen times and their response was "we haven't received it" over and over again. That was the first and last time I used, and will ever use Revolut!

Steer clear of Revolut, I've used them once with terrible experience. Will never use them again!

@Dar***

question on the 65k baht / month. That needs to be deposited into your Thai bank account? Or an overseas account meets the criteria? I'm from AU, so the letter from Embassy isn't an option.

I'm using Proton Mail email address, I have issues with Google based services now days! I'll try gmail as a last resort. Can you, once registered update (change) your registered email address?

@Ph**

yep

@Wann****

yes this is the site I used to register and sign up to.

@El***

I've tried both FF and Chrome in 'normal' mode and private browsing modes, nothing special about my email address.

Once signed up are there provisions to manage your account and change email address?

with politicians running something like this, it's a don't hold ya breath and when they do implement it they will fuck it up . . . especially out Australian bought out c**ts!

Anyone got a link to the actual article?

Bah, nothing to get excited about!

@Jo**

thanks!