About a1motivator

Status:

Expatriate  

Gender:

Male

Currently Lives:

Citizen Of:

United Kingdom

Dual Citizen Of:

United States

Past Expat Posts:

Spain

United States

Mexico

Thailand

HR/Relo
Professional:

Provider of Expat-Related Services & Products

Education:

Manchester
  1967 to 1970

California
  1978 to 1980

Some Forum Posts:

United Kingdom: UK Bank Account:

Do plèase Pack up and leave UK it will be of great value for you healthwise! Thank you for the outstanding Info. Great help for new arrivals

India: seeking-IT-Team givingtalks:

As Trustee for a UK Natural health research charity We need funds for research work. we want Internet work and It people in India seem great at the task. Jaipur-city is my choice. I will give free-e talks on my subject 'Psychology /NLP in life-use. At this time to recruit a good team. Any help that fellow members of Ex. Pat. Exchange can give me would be most welcome.

Thailand: What's it like living in Thailand?:

First a big thank you for the young lady and her workers who created this free information portal. It is an incredible Internet asset. As it does an enormous task for so many with such panache. Then an answer to Mr Arron on his personal assessment of Thailand.Having lived here for the past 14 years. I can also make comparisons with Spain 6 years USA 3years Mexico 2 years and 20 years my UK country. I feel qualified to put in my threepenny worth of assessment. My home is in Theon in the province of Lampang and 2 hours from Chainagmai. It is a town of 64,000 people. Where I could lift it up and place it in any of the above Countries I would do so. The Thai people are outstanding for friendship-caring-spiritually activated. Each week we will find fresh fruit bananas-mangoes or others of which I never know the name.Hanging on our door. Annually a string is encircling our house and linked to our neighbour thence on to the next house so the whole community is linked. How is that for a Spiritual idea. No words to make one fall asleep in an un comfortable pew as a same-same talk is offered weekly. Annually here the whole town is on the move calling upon the elderly people who will accept the basket of gifts, then recite words from their Buddhist Watt. In Sanskrit of which they do not understand but just know it has value for their visitors. In the Eight years here I have never seen a fight-argument or stress making sight. Please Mr Aaron do take your untruthful dreadful-insights away perhaps to Israel. Trevor Twine M.A. Ordained Christian.

Thailand: ATM:

A note here on this excellent resource for expats and would be expats on the ATM facility here in Thailand. The statement made that no charge is made on ATM for USA debit Cards. That is not true: $5.00 is the set fee or 150 Baht. on any amount exchanged. The banks made this hike about 2 years ago.. Advice: use the debit card at all times where accepted by suppliers. at no charge The bankers also require a disclaimer on the added fee they make on the currency rate at transfer time. Again many thanks to the young lady who put this awesome 'Expat Exchange programme together. I just wish I had used my PHD task in a similar fab. idea.

Date Joined:

2/12/2013

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