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Why isn’t Dish perfectly legal here.. Dish has stores throughout Mexico, there are several stores in Guadalajara..Haven’t been to the Galleria mall in awhile but Dish used to have a booth in the mall..

Why don’t you call one or more of the propane trucks and ask.. I don’t think anyone on this board sells propane...

Go to the menu on the receiver and check the signal strength, if the strength is good then you may have lost the channels because Shaw has moved the to the new satellite,, eventually all the channels will be moved to the new satellite Anik G1

I haven’t heard that about Alex.. last year Alex stopped going to the border himself, he had someone delivering the shipments to him.. and then he distributed the packages as usual.

Alex Peterson is still in business.. Alex is direct from Laredo so you wouldn’t have to pay the extra fee from SMA to Ajijic. I don’t have Alex’s number but it should be easy to find.

The lighters are the same or similar as everywhere else.. Made in China..

There is rail infrastructure in Mexico, maybe if you were actually living here and traveled a little you might see the freight trains. As an example on the drive to Melaque you pass close by two areas of track, and if your timing is right you will see a freight train, I’m guessing it’s going to or from the port at Manzanillo.

Shows how little you know about Shaw.. It’s not illegal to have their service. Shaw couldn’t care less where you are as long as you pay the monthly subscription.. The more subscribers they have the more fees they collect and more advertisers they can attract.. The issue is with other TV service suppliers who don’t like losing customers to Shaw.

https://mexicodailypost.com/2021/03/18/breaking-news-mexico-announces-border-restrictions-starting-march-19-no-non-essential-travel/?fbclid=IwAR1oApZfEgRMRTd0E6fgGgwBkJM-q2Wqncc21mM8UxMMYLpDHW-nxxWGTto

There are lots of videos on YouTube on how to program fire sticks.. it is not that difficult... The 4K version is the best one to get.. but the bottom line is it’s still a streaming device which relies on good internet.

Shag is a troll, Don’t pay any attention to his posts...

I didn’t think you would be able offer any evidence to support your point of view.. Not sure if you are fluent in English but if you are able to read the OP the poster did specifically mention carnival time..

So what your saying is concerts at Carnival time in Ajijic isn’t Mexican culture.. Can you give us the source of your information, or show us some evidence of all the Mexicans that are opposed to the concerts at carnival time... Do you have any ? or you just stating your own opinion. ? There is lots of evidence on this board from expats who don’t like to be disturbed, I haven’t seen evidence of Mexicans being disturbed by the noise, other than posts by expats stating they heard from their gardener who heard it from someone who knows a maid who doesn’t like the music... Maybe if you went to a concert in the plaza at carnival time you might notice that about 99.9% of the people there are Mexican.

Here we go again, another newbie wants to change the culture here. You know it’s only 475 peso for a taxi to the airport..

OXO On the corner of Galeana. ?

Thanks..

Thank you...

Any recommendations as to where to get documents printed from my phone. ?

Thank you gogirl exactly the kind of answer I was looking for.

Thank you... those were the kind of answers I was looking for..

How can there be restrictions in some and not others... Are there any restrictions mandated by the government of Jalisco.about pools in condo complexes ?

That’s what I’m asking “Are there any restrictions due to Covid19 about swimming in the pools for the residents of condo complexes...

Under the current restrictions in Jalisco can the pools in common areas of condo complexes be open for swimming.. ? Does anyone know of pools in condo complexes that are open for swimming...

TeCel cell phone service doesn’t appear to be working anywhere.. The office in the Laguna mall said it could be down for 24hrs.

I think this is the Mexican culture, They always want to help you but it’s at the expense of the customers who are waiting.. So many of the expats take advantage of the service that Ana gives... And don’t even leave a tip....