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The journal of an Emigrant from Florida who spent almost 5 years in Uruguay... |
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By now, most everyone knows that in Real Life (if you can call it that) I work in the offshore banking industry. We do no banking in Uruguay–because it is slow, expensive and difficult–but we do have am administration office here. As a normal part of our business we open financial accounts with various institutions [...]
After this Friday my new address will be: El Gringo Gordo con Dos Bastones, Villa Mucho Dinero, Calle de Oro, Cabo Polonio, Rocha. (The fat Gringo with 2 canes, Big Money Villa, Golden Street, Cabo Polonio—way the heck out past Punta). I made so much money from these websites that I am retiring. After a [...]
After months of waiting, the printed version of “The Southron’s Guide to Living in Uruguay” is finally available online at: http://www.lulu.com/content/579686.
It may not be a tough as giving birth, but it sure was a lot of work. The file was created on 22 July 2006, at 11:25:02. The last modification was made this morning (I hope). In just a few days less than 100, The Southron’s Guide to Living in Uruguay has been written.
And the correct answer is….
E) All of the Above. It really depends on what kind of account, at which bank and from which country you have a passport.
The entire process is counter intuitive.
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