bontepar

Get a lawyer for less than 100 bucks!!! You must be joking !!!

Cal is the same

5 hours ago, slainte39 said:

So how does that explain the rising cost of living in GDL with 5 million people in the Metropolitan area and not that many foreigners to affect any thing.  COL is going up everywhere and restaurants of the same type of foods and degree of quality or more expensive in GDL than the Chapala area.  Most all the horde of Tapatios that come here on the weekends, holidays, and fiestas think this place is a real bargain.  Even the real estate prices are lower,  if you compare apples to apples and not apples to oranges.  10,000 vehicles that come here just about every weekend from the big city, are not coming because it´s too expensive.

My rent was 1000 a month until an American offered 13000 a month a 30% increase

The problem of rising costs is ...too many yenkees with too much money to throw around 

I have Roku and Amazone firestick, both work fine

On 8/28/2019 at 5:38 PM, Faulkner said:

I have Magicjack which works outgoing but doesn't ring here for me. There must be a better way? Any suggestions appreciated.

My majick jack works perfect for me outgoing and incoming calls check your set up

Mexican state!!!

Same goes for the driver licence, can be from any state

You can pay on line and print the receipt, keep it in the car at all times

Register the car in South dakota!

Don't complain ...no meter..no charge for the electricity that you are using!

Not crazy at all , I suggest to shut the water off , if it does not stop it is a spring!

5 hours ago, Eric Blair said:

This is not a sewer water leak.

I'm going some backtracking of it on my own, but if I find where the water is actually exiting the underside of the slab, I need a plumber, especially one with the equipment to detect where the leak is. This is a very specialized process.

I'm pretty sure it came as a result of earth movement because the alignment of a gate post changed about 1/4" in the last week.

Any personal knowledge or reference will be appreciated.

Thanks.

It could easily be a Spring coming up

I understand the shaw is switching service to new satellites, you probably are going to be SOL

Telmex is OK, unlimited calls to Us, Canada and Europe, decently fast internet, competitive rates

it is quite easy just call the DMV in Dead wood it is all done on line

1 hour ago, dennis clark said:

US address, I used my po box from Ishop Texas address forwarding to here to my po box.

You must have a social security number

I got it with the registar in dead Wood SD, you must have a US address as well as a social Security number

I think you find it in the cleaning supply island in the supermarket, not in the baking island

2 hours ago, Eric Blair said:

I need to be able to mail envelopes to the U.S. occasionally. Nothing that needs FedEx, etc.

I know there are a few places here that do it but I don't know how long the letter actually takes. I understand they go from here to Texas and then put into the USPS service.

What would be my best bet on a per-item basis? I don't need a PMB, just some outdoing mail.

Any personal experiences/recommendations?

Thanks.

If you are not I a hurry, slow but cheap regular correo de Mexico

You are barking up the wrong tree no meds either!!!LOL

18 hours ago, dichosalocura said:

Some people should NOT get on this forum after happy hour, the tequila just makes them mean and turns them into bullies.

Some time the truth burns more than tequila

By the way I do not drink 

1 hour ago, Ferret said:

Really? I hate driving in Guadalajara because a lot of the signs are obscured by foliage and I don't have GPS. I also used Luzma for my renewal and, as already stated, she made it very easy and comfortable. BTW, some road construction made it difficult for HER to figure it out on the way home... I'd still be lost. And I do speak enough Spanish to do it myself. Anyone who has mobility issues will also find her service invaluable since she offered to drop me off at the door which wasn't necessary. She finally found a parking spot a couple of blocks away.

Each to his/her own.

You should get a restricted driver licence NO driving in Guad

10 minutes ago, Tarheel103 said:

10 minutes ago, Tarheel103 said:

If anyone needs to get a Mexican Driver’s License, it can be quite a hassle, without the excellent assistance of Luzma Grande.  I have heard horror stories of people waiting in the line for up to 6 hours to get a license.  Wanting to avoid these problems, I called Luzma at 376-766-1562.  She informed me of all the documents and copies I would need, and drove me over to Guadalajara to get the license.  She made it simple by informing me of all the steps along the way.  When we arrived, there were long lines, but since I am over 60 years old, I was allowed to go to the front of the line.  To make a long story short, I was in and out in less than an hour with a New Mexican Driver’s license.  Luzma made it easy by sending me a study manual.  If you have a valid license from your country, you will not need to take a road test.  The written test is done on a touch screen computer.

 

I am so thankful for Luzma’s help.  First, I would have never found the Driver’s License Office on my own.  Second, I would have stood in line for hours not knowing what to do.  Luzma went into the office with me, and explained to them what I needed and that I did not speak Spanish and that I would need help getting to each step along the way.  The staff was very helpful and pointed me in the right direction along the way.

 

I think Luzma Grande gave me excellent assistance, and she was well worth the fee she charged.  I would recommend her to anyone needing a Mexican Driver’s License.  If you need help in getting a Mexican Driver’s License, call Luzma Grande at 376-766-1562.

If anyone needs to get a Mexican Driver’s License, it can be quite a hassle, without the excellent assistance of Luzma Grande.  I have heard horror stories of people waiting in the line for up to 6 hours to get a license.  Wanting to avoid these problems, I called Luzma at 376-766-1562.  She informed me of all the documents and copies I would need, and drove me over to Guadalajara to get the license.  She made it simple by informing me of all the steps along the way.  When we arrived, there were long lines, but since I am over 60 years old, I was allowed to go to the front of the line.  To make a long story short, I was in and out in less than an hour with a New Mexican Driver’s license.  Luzma made it easy by sending me a study manual.  If you have a valid license from your country, you will not need to take a road test.  The written test is done on a touch screen computer.

 

I am so thankful for Luzma’s help.  First, I would have never found the Driver’s License Office on my own.  Second, I would have stood in line for hours not knowing what to do.  Luzma went into the office with me, and explained to them what I needed and that I did not speak Spanish and that I would need help getting to each step along the way.  The staff was very helpful and pointed me in the right direction along the way.

 

I think Luzma Grande gave me excellent assistance, and she was well worth the fee she charged.  I would recommend her to anyone needing a Mexican Driver’s License.  If you need help in getting a Mexican Driver’s License, call Luzma Grande at 376-766-1562.

If you can not find the driver licence office you should not have a driver licence!

Rent a huge fan something like an old  plopeller airplane engine and blow the fumes bac to him.