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.... but no 3BR places for under 12,000 pesos me bets.

Sorry, no. "The Federal Reserve reported a problem with the Electronic Payments Network, a private sector operator for Automated Clearing House, or ACH, a network that processes transactions.

So how did Arizona get in the World Series?

Well the devil is in the details. Depends on how they were installed and any answer without knowing how YOURS is set up may be misleading.

It has been a while since I drove a US vehicle into Mexico as a Tourist as I have lately had access to a Jalisco vehicle. Will be driving mine to Lakeside 'shortly'. Procedures have changed both with visas and TIPS since I last did this. For those of you who have experience in the last couple of years.... do you get your Tourist Card and TIP online prior to arriving at the border or do you just wait until you get there? If online, how is that working for you since one still has to stop at the border? In the past I have used Lewis & Lewis for car insurance. Any other recommendations? Gracias in advance....

Google these things.... https://thebravotheatre.com/

"Just"....

How would one wade through 9,000+ TV stations?

Right Daisy. But thorough reading is not often done on this forum.

Any word as to how Zihuatanejo might have fared with Otis? It's about 150 miles up-coast from Acapulco. On the same note, has anyone "recently" (last 2-3 years) driven hiway 200 from Colima area to Zihaut?

... there's still CiBanco there, where one can go and (not) get the money they asked for.

....why bother having a requirement if that is all it takes!

Often 'charm' is associated with 'original, quaint or unassuming'. To me that is what the area has been so I'll vote for that badge. Will be interesting to see what the future holds for the LCS area.

T-Mobile US partners with Telcel while in Mexico. One does not have to do anything after crossing the border to switch the service. But 5GB of data per month is all the data you will get before it reverts to 3G (useless). My experience is that your phone will still *think* it is in the US so dialing Mexican numbers requires the +52 prefix. Works just fine.

No, there is no such gadget. You say Telcel which is cellular so placing it in a different location inside your casa "may" get you better cell reception and therefore speed.

It made Ken the artist that he is!

I do this with a Tourist visa all the time. Can't address w/Temporal or Permanente.

18.24 on 10/21. Climb that hill baby!

As was Shaw and its predecessor, that's pretty pricey TV. Not for everyone, especially me. But for those who want that level of service at Lakeside I'm glad it has become available. Good analysis Ezzie!

... and it begins

I can't imagine Wells Fargo giving a good conversion rate... NOTE: Having said that I just got their estimate sending $500 to Walmart Mexico. $5 fee and 18.03 exchange rate. That would surely work for me.