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  1. Not talking about THEN........ talking about NOW. Getting mine in Chapala years ago was also easy.
    3 points
  2. If you have not done it online then you will need to visit both Migracion and Aduana (in the same building) for the permits. You cross and enter customs. Green light procede. Red light stop for inspection. Exit turn left go straight abt 4 blocks. Turn right move to left lane, at stoplight a left and to the frontage street. Pass under the bridge and the large parking lot and building is on the left. Even if you already have your permit you will still need to stop. https://www.gob.mx/banjercito/articulos/sistema-de-importacion-temporal-de-vehiculos?idiom=es
    3 points
  3. I believe Mercado Libre sells time machines 😊 ( am thinking about buying one and traveling back to the days when cells phone where just science fiction).
    2 points
  4. Dr. Luz at LCS is a very capable and thorough optometrist
    1 point
  5. Many banks and brokers will not send codes to a VOIP phone number. To name just a couple, Capital one, Etrade, Fidelity.
    1 point
  6. Rental contracts in Mexico are only legal in Spanish. If you didn't understand what was in there, the onus was on you to ask for a translation before you entered into the contract. Some contracts DO provide for 60 (or 90) day's written notice to leave early.... some with circumstances spelled out, others simply that provision. Everything Alan said was correct.... with the exception of the fact that I've been here a LONG time and have never once heard of anyone getting a security deposit back. (1) Money has already been spent. (2) Unless you have a video of entire home on day of entering, and again on departure, you can be sure there will be "things" found that needed repair on your exit........
    1 point
  7. You signed a 12 month lease and are leaving sometime in the second or third month. You owe all together 12 months rent legally. The 1 month security deposit you get back will depend on the condition of the rental after you move out. It cannot be used to pay rent you owe. You cannot by your own decision not pay rent because you feel the landlord did not do something for you. The landlord has to deal with these people long after you are gone and needs to keep in their good books. You on the other hand are trying to skip out on a 12 month lease for free and 2 months rent you already owe. If I was you I'd pay the 2 months rent I owe and wait for the security deposit and thank them for letting me cancel the one year lease early at no charge. If it was our rental you won't get any of the security deposit back.
    1 point
  8. Tracphone will not receive texts in Mexico. Most pre-pay phones/plans will not receive texts outside of the US or Canada. Suggest a cheap unlocked GSM 4G with VoLTE https://www.amazon.com/Nokia-Factory-Unlocked-TA-1339-Android/dp/B09DR9DB4P/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1CJ2WZFK6VA0Z&keywords=nokia+c20&qid=1659374757&sprefix=nokia+c20%2Caps%2C231&sr=8-2&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.006c50ae-5d4c-4777-9bc0-4513d670b6bc and you can get a $3.00 per month sim that uses TMobile and will receive texts worldwide available on Ebay https://www.ebay.com/itm/114395204612?hash=item1aa27c4c04:g:56IAAOSwNqpfXdLR
    1 point
  9. Never forget who's the Master and who's the Staff.....
    1 point
  10. "Time keeps on slippin', slippin', slippin' Into the future "
    1 point
  11. You ALSO made a mistake attacking him.....and as to a 1000 peso fee....that is posted in several places and you knew it before you agreed to the visit with him. There is a shaman in San Juan that offers water bottles and shakes some bones in a bag and only charges 200 pesos. Give that a shot next time.
    1 point
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