@Eddy ******

Then there is only one possibility: An agent.

Best chances for finding an agent at reasonable cost: Pattaya.

You will have a hard time finding one in Isan who doesn’t charge the skin off your face.

@Bradley *********

True. It’s just unfortunate that there are so many Americans in that beautiful country. 🤣

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

It’s the same for Netherlands though they are slightly easier in their judgement than the USA.

@Dirk *************

Unfortunately enough this is true.

@Eddy ******

What visa are you on?

We have a new Facebook group about the tax rules for expats. Make sure you do proper planning long before moving to Thailand!

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@Thom *********

The only guarantee Thailand provides is that nothing is guaranteed. 😉

Don’t take anything for granted unless you like surprises.

@Glenn ****

Well. It’s obviously all their fault and you never made a single mistake. I sympathize with you.

@Glenn ****

Well, lesson learned: keep your information up-to-date. Check the bank records in your app and make sure they are correct. Sorry you had to learn this the hard way.

@Glenn ****

Makes totally sense to me. So you setup on a new phone with a new number and you are surprised that doesn’t work…Right, I would at the same time change my birthdate, address, surname, signature and bank account number. Possibly include changing your country, passport number and gender.

Much easier…

Ahem!

Really first you change, and once that is successful you change the other. When you get a new phone subscription and a new phone then first you install the new phone number on the old phone. Once successfully done, you move the shebang to the new phone, using the new number.

Using esims? Then first add the new esim to the old phone, etc etc etc. Change multiple things at the same time is asking for trouble and believe me, it’s not quite fair to blame the bank.