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That's OK I prefer to keep mine since it took time to memorize.

We crossed at Santa Teresa, NM, two days ago. Absolutely no delay or checks of any kind on the Mexican side coming south. They didn't even want to see our Permanentes.

Someone rather stupid stole my Mexican cell phone, a $30 flip phone, in the U.S. It is long since expired on time. I have a replacement and am going to get a new sim card. Is it possible to keep my old phone number and how would I go about asking for that? Do I need to go directly to TelCel? Gracias!

Crossed yesterday at Santa Teresa, NM. Absolutely no delays or checks, they didn't even look at our Permanetes.

Yes, finally raised him on the phone this afternoon and will see him on Monday. Thanks for the help!

Ah, thanks for the phone number. Will call him.

We keep an RV and tow car up in the U.S. with no fixed address and had no problem getting Clay County SD plates for both and they are fully legal in all states here.

Has Polo returned to LCS yet? Does anyone have a phone number for him? He is not responding on the email address I have for him, maybe it is wrong. I bought two new hearing aids from him a few months back and one has quit working. Thanks.

Translation error maybe? Doesn't fit the context of the entire paragraph. Looking at the last paragraph I'd wager PVDN didn't actually make this report first hand but rather as they usually do reported on Spanish language sources. In any case, the article cites names and events and is a great deal more specific than the one claiming it is a fraud. Draw your own conclusions.

Our choice. Always good results for some years. Knock off the pissing contest and stay on topic please.

So you are suggesting that Farmacia Guadalajara is selling a fraudulent product? And your comment that PVDN is known for publishing a lot of sensational stories is based on what? Do you think the doctors cited are deliberately engaging in fraud? Can't find much information on your source. Who are they?

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Strongly recommend Esteban.

Breaking news: https://news.yahoo.com/state-department-drops-not-travel-165129939.html

Absolutely. Never had a bad experience with Gualberto Real.

Recent conversation at our house:

Gracias!

I got a report they are not there now. Is this correct? If so, does anyone know where they have moved?

I was telling our friends here in Albuquerque last night of all the cars we've owned, the two Honda CRVs were by far the most useful and reliable. We hope the Acura RDX we got just before coming up here will be the same. Honda motorcycles also are highly reliable.

We crossed at Santa Teresa several weeks ago after this took effect. It took 2 hours to get across but there were no special checks.

I can't believe I missed all the fun and back biting here. That's what I get for going on an RV trip. This place looks great, minus the flies. There's another place in that area we haven't returned to because of flies from nearby horses. Hope this one doesn't have the same problem.

Maybe I should be filing a Mexican tax return to get some of this rather high tax back. Can anyone recommend a local English speaking Mexican tax guy who I could discuss this with? Thank you!

When you build on deep fill the foundation work has to go much deeper.

More a case of extremely shoddy construction. It is so bad it could only be fixed by digging up the entire road and building a new foundation under it.