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Depends on the size....and company....20 footer.....can be from 5,000 to 10,000US$ depending on the final destination.

I have contacted a few....and the price tends to be all over the map! For a 20 foot container to the West Coast...I have been quoted 5,000 to 10,000 USdollars... [email protected] **Alejandra is who I am working with currently, and this company has the best prices by...

I don't trust Fed/Ex.....my husbands eye Dr. sent his glasses Fed/Ex..we paid for door to door...which really doesn't exist here as a general rule...depends on the day and how the wind is blowing! We had to go out to Fed/Ex by EZE and we spent 5 hours getting them out of there...he went to 7...

I have also used, Express Mail International with the USPS...marking the items as gifts..is key...but not 100% ....the last box I had to pay duty as well...think it was getting popular and someone figured out the system. The only good thing about it is it will come to your home...don't have to...

We brought our goosedown comforter and glad for it during the high humidity in the rainy winter and/or spring! Saves on the heating bill as well :) Mini is right...do the vacuum with a storage bag...it works! **as for buying a car...it was no fun!!! Took us over 3 months with all the hoops...

Just wanted to share a brand of Peanut Butter I got today....they have creamy and chunky! It's Dame Mani....found it in a dietetica shop in San Isidro...16.50 for 510gm and it's from Argentina. It's soooo good!!! Almost a cross between Adams Natural Peanut Butter....no floating oil....and...

Yes...but there are many "little" things you take for granted that just aren't here...I finally had a friend send me real baking powder..the big flakey stuff is all I could find here...just didn't work well for some baking items...my scones were heavy...not anymore! **and most grocery stores...

It works, but not the same tartness to the flavor....if you can find the yogurt, plan no sugar, in the glass little jars, that works well...just be careful not to bring to a boil as it can separate....this is very nice yogurt...thick and no water on the top. I have found it in many of the small...

Check out this article...has a few links to check out....the first one sounds the best... FREE NLF on your computer: http://www.usedshoe.com/wordpress2/2007/10/03/watch-every-nfl-game-online-for-free/

You can get it on DirectTV....it's around 95.00 pesos a month for the season...last season I believe I paid 30.00 pesos!!! They usually have 6 games on Sundays, 3 stations with 2 games on each.... and also the red zone which flips back and forth between different games....as least last season...

I think it's personal preference....my sister in law who was born here has never drank the tap water, she won't even use it for making coffee. I do know there's a lot of chlorine in the water, just step into a hot shower and you can smell the chlorine and even just running the tap water I can...

But there is an age limit...as I was looking into the expatconnection...and most private insurance companys here do have an age limit, including Medicus...think it was 62 and/or 65...we were turned down by several due to my husbands age! Finally we found one with the help of a woman that knew of...

What area are you looking to take a remise from? The last time I had heard it was about 70 pesos, but I am sure that is low now, as our local remise folks have increased their rates recently...so I would assume 100 pesos. I know there is a company* that has posted here several times and others...

I agree with Soulskier...it begins with the children..that is the future of Argentina...start simple...with the earth...and what they can do to make it better... It is education...pure and simple! But it is never to late to teach an old dog new tricks...so to speak...so if the kids can get...

Just like De Angeli said: " The Kirchners love the poor so much that they work hard to multiply them" ***Well if that isn't hitting the nail on the head, this has been the topic of many a discussion with friends and one that all have agreed on...sad but true...

http://www.buenosairesherald.com/BreakingNews/View/8926 Here is the article in English....

Just got back from the ATM, Superville Bank, on the 3900 block of Libertador, was able to take out 600 pesos at a time, and yes they charged the 11.52 service fee. The difference here was they asked on the screen if you would accept the fee, had to push yes or no. At least I was able to get a...

I have some friends coming down in a few months and they told me they had read about counterfeit money in ATM's here...I hadn't heard this...has anyone?? Thanks!

We went to Rodo's in Unicenter and it was the only place that the person knew what they were talking about and could answer all our questions! They have 2 locations they're near Fallabella...but the one is on the main floor in the corner...that had the appliances. Ask for Javier....sorry don't...

We usually fly American and they don't allow pets in the cabin :( I didn't know about the weight limit, in case we choose another airlines, thank you for the information!! ***Solomon is large...easily 12 - 14 pounds...for his breed, main coon, this is a normal weight :)