pay as you go mobile
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There are several companies that offer pay as you go cell phone plans. The biggest names are Movistar, Personal, and Claro. I have a Movistar phone that I bought a year ago and it still works great. Just walk along any major street in BA and you're sure to find a place, but if you want a specific location, I know that there's a huge Movistar store near Florida y Corrientes (possibly on Maipu) in el centro. Or just ask anyone in a locutorio, or kiosko for the nearest place. You buy a phone, have them activate it, and after that you buy cards (at any kiosko) to recharge your account. Remember that text messages are way cheaper than calling. Hope this helps.
There are several companies that offer pay as you go cell phone plans. The biggest names are Movistar, Personal, and Claro. I have a Movistar phone that I bought a year ago and it still works great. Just walk along any major street in BA and you're sure to find a place, but if you want a specific location, I know that there's a huge Movistar store near Florida y Corrientes (possibly on Maipu) in el centro. Or just ask anyone in a locutorio, or kiosko for the nearest place. You buy a phone, have them activate it, and after that you buy cards (at any kiosko) to recharge your account. Remember that text messages are way cheaper than calling. Hope this helps.
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