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Most people in Argentina, don't even come remotely close to making 600,000 pesos a month. I feel like this bill is severely inflated, however, they are your kids. As long as you know the money is being put to good use, primarily for your kids, then I would be O.K with this.

Lemon Cash from what I understand is a good alternative. It does not involve your bank account, and they pay you the dollar blue rate.

He said he has no DNI, it will be hard for him to do that. Also I will caution, if you operate in crypto with your Argentine bank account, you may experience some problems with the account itself. I know this for a fact, because I have spoken to bankers about this.

Correct, a lot of cuevas now, in addition to trading USD -> AR$ they will also trade crypto such us USDT or USDC against AR$. So yes, it would be very simple for you to do. Keep in mind though however, that digital currencies incur a commission right now, and it varies on a daily bases. so say...

You'll have to access that kind of stuff in the black market here, however, I highly Don't recommend it. It seems like that kind of therapy would have to be administered professionally, and it's not here. stay away for now.

Digital currencies, such as USDT will work just fine.

You could use digital currencies instead of Western Union.

It seems to me like you are looking to find a good rental property. That is hard now-a-days in Argentina, thanks to the rental laws. Until they are changed, it's going to be difficult. I was lucky and I found a great place in Palermo SoHo, with a good foreign owner. If you are looking to rent...

Deported from Argentina???? ROLMFAO!!!!!!

Uruguay? Yes, fi you want to spend a lot of money. I have a friend who told me his electric bill for 3 months was $1000.00 US dollars. I am not kidding you. Uruguay is nice, but It's a lot more expensive than Argentina, that is for sure.

groovy!

The reality is, that, there are economic uncertainties everywhere. For example Spain has youth unemployment of 40%. Youth unemployment is high in England, U.S, and the rest of Europe. For a country like Argentina to be doing as good as it is, is surprising considering when we look at the...

Yes, many rents have gone up in Pesos, but plummeted in U.S Dollars over the last year. Now it seems they are going down in pesos as well since there is little demand.

More and more people everyday are starting to believe that all of this is a crock of sh%t.. Phoney Balogne. Please don't start with oh, you don't believe the virus exits? and blah, blah, blah... Yes, I believe the virus exists, just like many other virus exist. Many people now believe that the...

They discount the 'cara chicas' 2-4%, depending on who is exchanging it for you. Besides the options given above, you can always try to find someone who is traveling to the U.S. I recently did that with a few, and also other used bills that are not well received here.

200 to 1 will be the ratio by the end of the year.

I don't think it will be that bad. We'll be just fine. Argentina always recovers.

In my opinion, he caught a falling knife. Things were already a disaster and getting worse during Macri's tenure, then the "pandemic" arrives. What do you expect? My family in the U.S. is complaining as well, and want to leave from there.

why would yo want to? Are you aware of the oils they use to cook that food?

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