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I can't believe this even being brought up here. F@ck Walmart.

I'm not sure about love, but I've certainly found lust.

If you're hanging out in the club scene of a city you're never going to capture the "essence" of anywhere. Anyone that goes to a club and has money thinks they're VIP, that's just club goer mentality, greater that they really are. Most people that go to clubs are fake and have no essence. If you...

I'm not 100% sure, but I think what you want to do may not work. You're going to have to go ask the people that work for Migraciones if you can get residence through your deceased grandmother. If you're still in contact with any of your relatives here in Argentina, ask them to help you too.

Mercado Libre may be tough to sell on depending on what you're selling. Apple products are popular and popular stuff creates a black market and brings the chorros. All the stuff I brought went to family and I didn't mark anything up, but they paid me in dollars when I got here. (Oh yeah I forgot...

I don't why you guys sweat customs so much. I brought 3 tablets, 2 compact cameras, a dslr, my laptop, 5 flash drives, ram for a computer, an AMD processor, and 2 bikes. I had a shoulder bag and a rolling carrying on filled with electronics. They didn't even flinch at my carry ons filled with...

I think a Dulce de Leche porter or stout would be good. Really, I wish I could find a good imperial IPA or Belgian in Buenos Aires.

Where did your grandmother die? Where were you and your parent born? There are people from all over the world on this forum. Here is some info about Non-Mercosur PR http://www.migracion...osur_permanente

Thanks for the feedback, guys. I wasn't planning on having the stuff shipped in from the US. I was looking at brands "nacionales" since they're usually cheaper.

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Does anybody know where to get quality vitamins and supplements at a decent price here?

Don't buy Apple products.

I'm on Claro too. Every carrier's chip will work on my phone I just don't get 3g/HSPA. I went with Claro because they're the only carrier I can get a month to month plan without a DNI. The other carriers would only let me do "tarjeta" or pay as you go and that is a rip off here. I've called...

The phone is sim unlocked, but Verizon has a block on the GSM antennas because their 3g network is CDMA, this also keeps people from using a Verizon phone on ATT for example, who uses the same 3g GSM frequency as all the carriers here. Anyway, I have learned way too much about cell phones...

No, it's a Verizon specific build numbered SCH-I535. Each large carrier in the U.S. has their own specific build for the S3. The I9300 was never sold on any carrier in the U.S.

I bought a Samsung S3 on the Verizon network in the U.S. because they claimed it to be a global phone that would work on any network in the world. While the phone works with local carriers, makes calls, receives text messages, and connects to most wifi networks here, I can't get 3g or HSPA in...

I went to Casa it was everything you said it would be Vermonter. The place cleared out pretty quick after the half time show. I still can't figure out why. :huh:

My birth certificate with the apostille is already on the way here. I found the website has a bunch of extra information on necessary documents too. On the website they have a huge list of documents and things I have to go through in order to get my DNI, but when I went into a small office in...

This is the process I used to get mine done, but I had it sent to an address in the United State. If your birth certificate is already notarized I don't think you have to send it to the County Clerk you may just have to send it Sacremento. From what it looks like as long as you include postage...

I got the apostille done in California and sent back to Nebraska. My parents sent the documents here to BA to my aunts address in her name, do you think I'll have any problem getting the documents? They sent the documents USPS with tracking, but I'm pretty sure they're going to open the letter...