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You'll want to make sure they give you one that's 3G for faster data speeds obviously, not sure if they all are or not. The sims die after 4 months of inactivity. When I got back down here I tried my old one, received no signal, and was convinced my soft unlock wasn't working. Went through...

Yes, that's what I'm using. The last SIM I purchased was 12 pesos. As far as whether that's the best way to go, I really couldn't tell you, sorry.

Can't say for sure, but it seems that way. I'm using an unlocked/jailbroken iPhone 3Gs. Cant say whether its worth it for you, but has been for me while I've been traveling down here, especially for google maps. For a little while I was roaming on Personal network too, not sure if that...

FYI, on movistar presently you can send a text with "D" to 2345 and get up to 1GB for 2 days for 9 pesos. A pretty good deal if you ask me. After my 2 days are up, I turn off data. When I need it again, i repurchase. Cheers.

last chance, heading north. 9k obo

10k obo, really sweet ride. I would like to find it a better home than with paraguayo smugglers :)

I have the ultimate south american touring vehicle for sale: http://baexpats.org/expat-life/11229-sale-us-titled-1996-toyota-4runner-upgraded-4x4.html

Alright, so after many years of amazing adventures, I'm selling my beloved Toyota 4Runner. It has been my vehicle for about 7 years, and 2 years ago I drove it down to Argentina from Denver with some friends. I'm presently using it for a ski trip in Bariloche, but I will have no use for it at...

I re-entered the country ~1 week ago with my US titled car, from Uruguay coincidentally.

My understanding after significant research is in alignment with what is posted above. I am presently planning to sell my car, a 1996 Toyota 4Runner that I drove down from the United States. My best shot, according to all sources, is to drive it to Paraguay and sell it illegally, or sell it to...