
ea93105
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I'm guessing the odds of you getting stopped or checked are about the same as getting eaten by the lake crocodile
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Exterior is in fair mexico condition, windshield is cracked. Silverish color, beige tan interior Interior is in good condition except for steering wheel cover Engine and transmission are very good condition Suspension is somewhat soft, might need some work Has power windows, and door locks Air conditioning is non operational, needs major repair This is good basic local transportation car. cheaper than an electric bicycle paperwork in order and all paid up through 2020, change of ownership required with purchase. 20,000 pesos or dollar equivalent
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In search of pop up camper trailer
ea93105 replied to bethelbarnes40@gmail.com's topic in Automobiles
Trailer Home 2013 Coachmen Pop Up Motorhome Casa Rodante - $ 179,000 en Mercado Libre -
The volume of water I see cannot be attributed to house water filtration systems. Some locations have permanent running water in the streets. I'm convinced the source is from underground springs, Perfect example is the corner of San Luis and the Pemex station. There was a crew out there about a month ago working on the street to fix the water situation, but water continues to seep up into the street. Unfortunately locations near this underground water make it practically impossible for septic systems to leach into the ground. I have a soft water system at my house and it "washes" itself
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The undertaking required to replumb older homes from septic to sewer is enormous. When I redid my underground pipes I made an allowance for future septic which would still require opening up my floor, but only about a 4 square foot section and I have a pipe going to the street already in place. I bike around Riberas and soo many streets have water on the surface even now, I just wonder how the septic systems manage in those locations. I think ( and can smell ) that a lot of the water is actually septic overflow which is nasty. I saw a new house being built right on top of an und
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Mattresses - has anyone heard of Limmcort mattresses?
ea93105 replied to donnazor's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
Mattresses are 90% marketing and 10% content. They invent names on a yearly basis to make it impossible to cross shop. Good Luck ! -
Things we’ve learned living in Mexico
ea93105 replied to Dostortas's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
The answer is always "yes we can do that " and " yes I know how to get to where you want to go, just take two right turn then straight and then two left turns" -
Save receipts or get your bank account locked
ea93105 replied to ea93105's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
I've been happy with BBVA and don't really blame them for their policy ( which I was not aware of ) and my post was to inform those who may also not know, hence the FYI I was relying on the capital gains waver every three years (discussed above) when deciding not to save receipts. I will continue to use BBVA until my balance runs out. Debit card and credit cards still work. -
Bancomer has locked my account from being able to receive any more deposits because I withdrew over one million pesos in a year and I don't have receipts to prove I didn't funnel the money to a cartel or something. I was remodeling a house that year and didn't bother so save whatever receipts I did have, and a lot of it was cash payments for labor. So now I have to close that bank account and open another one.... fyi
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Amazon nob might be your best/easiest option
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Which vaccine ? I'm sure there are important differences. I'm willing to be towards the end of the line...so late 2021 -2022 ish probably with a vaccine I'm comfortable with
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Any restaurants serving traditional thanksgiving meals tomorrow ?
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Crude oil has surged 20% (supporting the peso ) for some reason and why the dow is at an all time high while covid is at an all time high is beyond me.
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Tried Pancho's deli ?
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My US driver's license has expired and I will be driving into the US with my Mexican plated car and valid Mexican drivers license. Will I need anything else to travel throughout all US states such as an International drivers permit ? Also I will try to purchase additional liability coverage to cover any higher limits set by certain states. If I were to be pulled over for something and they need to issue a ticket what kind of problem can be expected without a US address ?
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You may be charged importation taxes or duties. Try to make them as dirty as worthless as possible if traveling by car
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20k pesos (900 bucks) per month for those skills and responsibilities and speaks perfect english to work 60 hours per week in Baja....good luck
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What's the shortest time required for driving to Puerto Vallarta now ? Total toll fees ?
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Why did the OP not verify the cost of services before having twelve sessions ?? Everybody gets ripped of once, but going back for more ?
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Any idea what is going on in Riberas?
ea93105 replied to MtnMama's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
I was bicycling through Riberas when a round of those sky bombs went off, it was around 5-6pm- Maybe the loudest I've heard lakeside.