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try airbnb.com it usually includes all utilities, etc. and you can pay month by month i think.

wax paper is the same as napkins...not much difference

I had trouble with AMEX as payment on Uber in Argentina. AMEX works in USA and Uruguay but not in Argentina. FYI

i took Uber about a month ago to the AEP airport but couldn't find one on the return. Does uber go to EZE airport?

I thought I read that yes, Amazon is now shipping free to Argentina if you join their elite status...there is a yearly fee. Just saying, i read that somewhere...not sure it works or true.

Is it cost prohibitive to send a 10 pound box to the us? Any guess on how much? And is there UPS or similar company here?

I just brought cash (dollars) and go to a bank for pesos. the Superveille on Honduras and Juan Justo. Pack the second suitcase with things you can't find here like peanut butter for me and coffee for you.; I also brought razors, shaving creme, contact solution etc...thinking they were more...

Where do you find this peanut butter? Is it natural? I brought some peanut butter, but almost out of it. Thanks

Thanks! I went to a couple places today and of course, they were closed. Then i went on Youtube.com and someone gave me a tip how to reboot it and it worked! lesson learned...we rely on our phones way too much....but when out of the country, it is worse

thanks but it isn't that easy to do any more. you have to have some specific tools. i would rather a professional do it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9caJBrMa61k

My new iphone died yesterday. Anyone know of a reliable place to get it fixed? (i have a real old backup). It won't reboot...it won't turn off....it just has a galaxy of stars on the frozen screen. Thanks!

I use Watchustvnow.com It has some downside but you can also VCR shows so it is a good option

i don't see any soccer games....just a camp! that stinks!

Does anyone in the expat group ever go to a soccer game? I would like to see one....not a big fan but would like to experience it here. How does one get tickets or does one go through a travel agency? Anyone else interested? I would also like to go to a polo match....again just to experience...

Is there a expat meeting at Starbucks this Tuesday (before Thanksgiving)? Thanks

i have just found that so many establishments don't take credit card...just cash pesos.

I found a bank that exchanges dollars to pesos near me. It is the Super Vielle branch on Honduras and Juan Justo. only one person in front of me and just need a passport and dollars. no fees. The rate was 15.4 which i don't know if that is great but better than the hassle with ATMs here...

any way to fool the URL so i can watch American tv?

Is it the same rate as at a bank?

Can one just go into any BA bank and exchange dollars to pesos?