This beauty is tech-loaded gizmo. It has built-in voice controlled bluetooth with cell freehand mode, full keyless operation and gorgeous 7 inch navigation system with 30GB hard drive inside. No wonder CNET nominated it 2007 Tech car of the year.
Personal ID in Lithuania [continued] October 2, 2008
While having my lunch, I saw other bank’s branch on the other side of the street. Short visit and I got away with receipt I needed. I spent 2 litas (0.7 euro). This is reasonable, far more reasonable than 8 litas for the very same operation. Do nowadays banks compete with each other?
Personal ID in Lithuania October 2, 2008
My passport is about to expire. That fact dragged me into Lithuanian migration department stupidities. There is a fixed fee of 10 litas (roughly 3 euro) for new ID. That money has to be wire-transferred to a given bank account. So far so good. BUT. One can’t just transfer the money, one must bring receipt from a bank. So I ended up traveling to nearest bank. Here comes the surprise,for cash deposit and the transfer they charge me 8 litas (roughly 2,3 euro). Stupid migration dep. In this day and age you can’t sort out wire-transfers?
I didn’t pay.
