dave0415

Use Weather Underground, it uses Chapala as the base for it's weather. https://www.wunderground.com/weather/mx/chapala

Is it available in Mexico?

I am not talking about what happens on the screen in front of you during the transaction. I am talking about what happens on your bank account back at your bank. I have both Chase and BOA accounts and both banks charge another 3% after the fact. I have always thought that this ia some sort of US tax on foreign withdrawals. For this reason I keep money in my Canadian Scotiabank and transfer money to it via Wise and withdraw from that at the ScotiaBak ATM's when ever I can. I pay no withdrawal fees, not even an ATM charge

Does HSBC not charge the 3% fee that other US banks charge?

Stores get charged somewhere in the region of 3-4% for you using a debit card so when you aske for exra cash they are only getting about 96-97% back. It is not fair to them to ask for cash back on either a debit or a credit card. I know that I stopped it in a hurry when I found one of my employees doing it in the 90's.

It is her family eye clinic where she operates also.

Profeco?

And you expect that an inspection carries a lifetime warranty? As an afterthought. A home inspection after a home is built can only report on what can be seen. The proper thing would have been Brad supervise the construction. But that is expensive but wise. You can only blame the builder and your own inexperience with Mexico

Cedros did not start this thread. Also be careful who you decide to call a cheat. His original accountant seems to have given him the correct advice.

Cedros, you asked the wrong people. You should have asked Customs and Immigration. They control what a non-resident can drive not the Provincial police.

GIS is only available to Canadian residents. Non-residents do not qualify