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  1. I think that what you said made a bunch of sense. However, think
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  3. Hi Frank,

    first of all, thanks for responding to my article. But to your points, I’ve used Grab fine with my phone number from the Netherlands. You can just register on the app with your own number, whether that’s a Thai one or other country.

    And personally, I’ve never had any issues with the app, and I use it everytime I’m in Thailand. You do need a data connection in order to use it.