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Hello everyone I’m looking for advice on how to litigate and recover my loss from a potential fraud. Long story short, I recently discovered that the company I invested in, with the help of a lawyer(the company is associated with him) that turned out to be completely fraudulent. There were...

And how do you pay for the 21% tax? Thinking about buying things too, but first time. Thanks.

There are many types of residency, maybe consider enroll as the student? This over complicate, might need to consult a lawyer at the best.

That's was there is a DOGE, so Wow. lol

Maybe trading stocks, I mean buying right now is a better option? If you have access to US market, wait and see the bounce. A regular job add on top would help but it won't go further...usually

Western union for cash, everything else with your foreign credit card, prefer the one with travel reward so you can get some points back. Four weeks is short amount of time, so it should be fine.

It's 1:1320, Just got some pesos last week, when I came here the rate was something like 1:900'ish at the western union, that's like 50% down in 7 months, also the bife del chorizo of my favourite restaurant was $18000, now marked $30000. Does the dollar goes further? I don't think so, item...

Thanks for sharing. The update: I went to Migracion again with my Argentine gf, and she did the talk and it was very persuasive that I had the chance to actually talk to the supervisor on site. As the supervisor look into my file and details, she told me nothing was wrong, she would sign and let...

She is so pretty. I wonder how food or the crusty pie taste like from 100 years ago, you're so lucky.

Wow, gonna try this. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the insights. But I never used exchange house before, and how does it work? Do you pay them pesos to get the dollar? Or can you use paypal or US debit/Credit card to pay them for the exchange? (Assume they take some portion, commission)

Hello everyone. I'm currently searching for a new place as my lease is about to expire in one month. This week I've visited three apartments, and all the owners demanded payments in cash US dollar bill which confused me a lot. One particular apartment I liked comes with a total cash requirement...

For $Libra, add that on the list...

Sierra Cecilia is good, she is one of the most responsive person I met in BA.

10% was the American standard back in 10 years ago, I only tipping like 2k pesos on a $30-50 dollar meal, usually they appreciate it. I mean most Argentine I've seen, they never put any tip on the table.

Well, don't use the ATMs, most of them charge you like $15-20 on top of that your bank will likely charge you a fee too. And each withdraw only lead to 40K pesos up to 70K pesos depending on the bank, and luck, pretty inconsistent. Unless it's an emergency, otherwise would you spend something...

Venti ice Latter in Starbucks Palermo is now 7500 pesos, more like $6.5 dollar, My usual lunch at 'por pesos' around 10K pesos, everything label here is like Arizona benchmark, Only difference is something may be more expensive than in California.

Would you mind to DM me the attorney? Much appreciated.

There is a chinese resturant in central on Tucman called 'Jia yan' or something, been with friends few times, some dishes are pretty spicy eh. I noticed that people here only addicted to sweets.

Thanks, it's interesting how things here are so slow, as if nothing can be done.