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WU fees are posted on their website and I consider the fee as a cost of living here. Cash pick-ups or direct deposits to a bank account are the options I use. They offer discounts at times. Their service has been excellent, in my opinion.

There are many reasons for properties to be unoccupied. It's not for squatters to decide to "move in".

So who has the government contract to make all the new water meters being installed? At what unit price? And who supplies the workers to dig and install them?

I laughed looking at that pic and sent a copy to a friend in Ft Lauderdale who shops at Whole Foods (a pricy market) for his reaction. He said yes, that could very well ne the price( IF it was stiffed with two U.S. $20 bills.

i'll stick with WU as its been reliable, fast and safe. As I've said before, their fee is a cost of doing business.

You must be living in FantasyLand. Give it a few days and see what happens!

I check the local Chinese market daily as when they raise prices seems all businesses do, too.

BNA peso opened up 5% today at 1450.

WU has been reliable and PROMPT. I get cash (cash pick up) in less than 2 minutes if I send money. Their fee is just a cost of doing business.

Today financial markets here are HOT. Check rates yourself.

WU rate 1300.5 now

Markets going crazy here today; peso dropping like a hot knife thru butter.

That was 10 years ago; try it now.

".peso weakens"! Today SAME might be needed to rescue it. Check the markets.

That only applies to the little people! Recall Massa claimed he only had $5000 US dollars.

Duilde said something similar around 2001, prior to the collapse. So, fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.

Medio kilo of pan y 6 facturas 6000 this past Wednesday. Today, same store, same quantity 7100.

Maximo and his sister are not kids.

Maradona was banned from entry to the U.S. because of drug use.

Nice as it floats to your upper figure but no doubt prices here will, strangely enough/s/, rise, too.