Another scam which I don't think has been mentioned before: (PassApp) driver started the trip/meter about half way between the point where he accepted the job and where he picked me up. It was only a couple of hundred metres so I didn't bother arguing about it, but something else to watch out for.

oopsfermi wrote: ↑Mon Oct 01, 2018 12:13 pm
I'll be off to checkout whatever building supplies stores PP offers next week maybe.

Good luck!

So you want to build a sound-proof fuck-dungeon? All of a sudden you sound like a dangerous nutter. Airgaps are clearly not much good for sound insulation. How do you think the noise you want to escape (or hide from others) propagates in the first place? You need mass, and vibration resistant mounti...

Why would you care about not upsetting the neighbours by being noisy? They certainly don't care about not upsetting you. Buy some noise cancelling headphones and accept there'll be times when you need to listen to your music, even if you'd rather have quiet. Or neutron bomb the neighbourhood. Sent f...

that genius wrote: ↑Fri Sep 07, 2018 4:03 pm What's the cheapest decent medical cover? Around $500 pa if you work for a firm or $800-$1000 if you apply personally.

Do tell us which company offers decent medical cover for $500-$1000 pa

beaker wrote: ↑Tue Sep 04, 2018 2:42 pm You might as well just marry here, that way her family can attend, because neither marriage will be valid in the eyes of the authorities.

Maybe, iff you earn >=$2500 per month and are under 50.

And you don't need anything from Cambodia except a passport and neither of you have to be in Hong Kong for 15 days before the ceremony so Hong Kong wins.

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phuketrichard wrote: ↑Tue Sep 04, 2018 10:50 am Singapore;
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/ ... 65742.html

https://www.rom.gov.sg/reg_info/pdf/Mar ... Glance.pdf

Singapore still have a 15-day prior residency requirement.

From what I have read, and what I have been told, it seems when a Foreign man marries a Cambodian girl in Cambodia, it requires a lot of paperwork, which requires a lot of time. So some men dont bother to get legally married, and as a result, their children may have to stay in Cambodia for the rest...

Switch your tariff to Smart ExtraLong and your credit and number will stay active for 6 months before expiring. If the number is registered to you and it expires, no problemo, just visit a Smart shop and re-activate it when you return. There is a sliding fee scale depending on how lucky/desirable yo...