Do Not Drop My Name It May Hurt You!
[QUOTE=DavieW;437345]So you can go back and pick up your 20c on the dollar?
As anybody who has ever read this thread before should know by now, no matter how good the other services he provides are, don't go to TejanoLibre to change your dollars - he may have great contacts for finding chicas, but his favoured money changers are always behind the curve![/QUOTE]Actually, I was going to write that they can drop my name but it won't help them and it won't help me either.
It would have been just a few extra taps on the keyboard but I thought that that was no longer necessary.
That you had dried up and blown away but no such luck I guess.
If you read the post the way that it is written then you will see that I exchanged some pocket change and received 10.40 which was good enough for me but that if someone exchanged larger amounts then they would probably receive a better rate.
Why don't you post the name and address of your source so people don't have to run around all over the place and guess?
It's not a fucking secret and your money man will be thrilled!
So Please Guys, DO NOT MENTION MY NAME if you happen to go to 787 Pellegrini to exchange a few dollars.
Personally I think that someone will get a lower rate if they don't mention this site or TL.
I want the money man to know how the clients arrived so he can't low-ball them.
It keeps him honest. He knows what people read and write.
And so does EVERYBODY on this fucking board! Idiot!
I'm sure that he may have budged had I asked him for a few dollars more but I was happy.
I'm not going to do a damn thing for 20 fucking cents on the dollar!
Never! Ever!
It's too fucking hot to do anything for 20 worthless cents.
I won't even wait in line for free money and that's what it would be.
Thanks for keeping up with your reading classes though.
TL.
You should go and see for yourself.
Hell, you might get 11 to 1 .
It's on the way to your secret money machine.
A mi no me importa un pomito-
- I don't care a thumb getting 0,10/0,20 more or less.
I like to get into a store being save and treated like a friend as it is in the place, Ramiro recommended.
Alejandro gives you the best price possible, counts slowly twice the money you receive and there is never a faked bill.
Running around for smallchange is not my part of the game.
Aside of this, the two vendedoras in the place are pleasant and muy guapas (beauties).
Personal miss-understandings or antagonism are not helpful in this forum.
Exchange in Palermo Soho?
Hey Fellas,
Anyone know of a reasonable Cambio in the Palermo Soho area?. I arrive Wednesday AM and have rented an apartment near Thames y Charcas. It would be very handy for me if any of you know of a place within walking distance or a short cab ride to exchange some Dollars on Wednesday morning. Thank you.
Scalabrini Ortiz & Cerviño
Does anyone know if this place is still in business? I haven't seen it mentioned here in a long time.
Thanks, Bob.
Arenales 1245 - between Talcahuano & Libertad
Yesterday (Tuesday) I visited this place just to make sure it still existed and was told that they were paying 10.4 pesos for a dollar. I thought that sounded reasonable and it's a place I can walk to so that's where I changed money today. I really don't know what rate I got today. I have no interest in the rate wars. Check their rate yourself and do business there or not. I am just making you aware of the place.
There's a large sign inside saying, in Spanish, something like "we don't exchange dollars". But they did for me.
Hours are between 10 - 17:30, Monday through Friday.
Bob.
When do we hit the iceberg?
Couple of things:
I got 11.40 today in the gallery in the 700 block of Lavalle.
I checked [URL]DolarBlue.net[/URL] before I went and the bid asked spread was 11.25 11.65. I find that usually whatever is the midpoint between the bid / ask is what the rate will be when I get to the cueva.
Of course checking it this afternoon it's 11.54 11.94.
There was a thing on the news channel last night with a couple of "experts" opining about the dollar peso surge. They showed the blue rate quotes for the week and they were going up about 50 centavos a day. The gist of the discussion was that the finance ministry was totally incompetent and that the country is heading for disaster. They also added that everytime Argentina has tried measures to fix what seems to be their perpetual problem, they never work.
I believe it being vacation time a lot of Argentines need dollars and this accounts for a January effect, but what they said on the show was that the problem was the central bank is hemorraging dollars and they can't stop it. The official rate by the way is about 6.75 now.
And to top it all off, the largest bank note they have is 100 pesos. You walk in with 5 one-hundred dollar bills in your wallet and walk out with a wad of 57 one-hundred peso notes bulging in your pocket.
Would like to hear from someone who knows more about all this.
Scalabrini Ortiz & Cerviño Today (Jan 20th) at 11:30 am - 11.10
Dolar blue rate is supposed to be 11,5500 - so maybe I should have gotten a bit more? The next time I go I have to get their phone number so that I can compare some rates before deciding where to change. Although maybe they don't provide the rate over the phone?
Bob.