NO! If someone is promising you they can, you are being scammed on way or another.

Perhaps you're right and things are different for you. Still worth doing your due diligence before making rash decisions. The stakes are very high, and catastrophic to your life if you get it wrong. How many broken men do you think had the same thoughts in their heads before learning the hard way?

Some material for your own edification There's hundreds more stories like this on the one channel alone. Good Luck:

You won't buy yourself a house, but you would consider buying one for some 🐥 you know how long? A house you will NOT be living in for long once you obtain your/build it?

How does that make sense to you?

Answer these questions for yourself and you won't need to advise from anyone here, including myself.

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

Do you even know how identify theft works? Or understand the concept?

If you "made a passport page" and used that to assist in obtaining products, services, or monetary compensation under a name ("IDENTITY") that is not yours... I know... You must be getting sleepy reading all these big words and phrases. Just bear with me a moment longer...

THAT'S FUCKING IDENTITY THEFT!!!

OMFG! SHOCKER! I KNOW RIGHT?!?

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

So you are in the habit of just forgetting about criminal identity theft? Stupid fucking advice that I bet you yourself would not even follow if the situation was reversed.

@Davis *****

You can tell them they have a choice:

1. Admit their mistake to you and help resolve the situation.

2. Admit it to the police and immigration when you report the incident and their involvement in the crime.

3. Continue to cover it up and let the internet decide when you post your experience to every social media group you can find.

They have already lost face. How much, how severely, and how much it will affect them personally and their business is up to them at this point.

@Porky *****

You're a fucktard!

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😂😂😂😂... Just kidding. Was pretty offensive though, no? ✌️

@Jeffrey *********

TM6 is entry card, which is being replaced by TDAC (online). You mean TM30 or something else.

Most American policies stop coverage the INSTANT you leave American borders. Are you even sure you haven't been paying $750 per month for effectively NO coverage?

Did you read your ENTIRE policy? Cause I doubt you've been covered at all while in Thailand, unless you specifically paid for an overseas rider on that policy.

@Wayne ********

Did I reply to the poster or did I reply to your unhelpful, sarcastic reply to the OP, calling YOU out as the "arsehole" here? Do you know how reply trees work even?... That's rhetorical.

Apologies... Let me explain that one:

Rhetorical: adjective

/rɪˈtɒrɪkl/

- (of a question) asked only to make a statement or to produce an effect rather than to get an answer