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We are leaving our great apartment tomorrow. I'm not sure the landlord would do your price range, but it is worth a try! It's a three bedroom, perfect for a family. My husband did a blog post about the apartment. Go to rabnerinargentina.wordpress.com and search for "Che boludo.". PM if...

We live in Belgrano (right on the edge of Belgrano R), and have two children (5 and 7). I have never felt that my kids were not safe (except when they did foolish things, like stopping to pick something up in the middle of a busy street!), and we've traveled around the city and country a good...

We are leaving in a couple weeks, too, and would be curious if anything has changed in terms of paying the fine...

For us, finding people through BAExpats and then exchanging in our lobby (with the security guy in the vicinity) has felt both safe and easy. It is especially good to work with people who have a decent amount of history posting to the website...

Things have sold quickly - thanks to all who have bought stuff and lightened our luggage! What's left, you ask? Both Roku's (see earlier description) Tennis balls (and these are tennis balls made in the U.S. - as well as being cheaper than new balls bought here, we also have it on good...

Yes, sorry!

I tried to update the list, but couldn't edit. We still have: the blanket, tennis balls, closet organizers, the Rokus, and the travel books.

Oh, the Samsung phone is also sold.

Hi Sarii! I tried to send a PM - but you don't have it enabled! It's a very good quality organizer, just heavier than we want to bring back to the US. You can email me at [email protected].

Monitor is sold!

Also - some pretty recent Argentina travel books (see link).

We're headed back to the US in a couple weeks, and hoping to "shed" some of the things we brought and bought while here! GREAT Dell Monitor! – 24 inch color widescreen monitor S2409Wb – HD 1080p VGA cable included (1000 pesos – this size used monitor on Mercadolibre would cost 1500 pesos or...

GSDirtboy's story is great. I, too, was troubled by the tone of tomdesigns post. Poor people aren't less intelligent, but often have less social, educational and cultural capital with which to negotiate the world. And for many of us, even as fortunate as we are, worries about a place to live...

Thanks. Any idea what it's called?

I remember reading somewhere that each province has an office of some sort, with a store that sells local artesenal goods from that province, in Capitol Federal. Now I can't find anything about them. I'm particularly interested in finding the ones from the Salta and Jujuy area. Does anyone...