desertcpl
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Banamex closing SF
this was just posted on Face Book
Banamex is closing Feb 7th in San Felipe
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chuckie
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San Felipe AND Loreto? Yikes, is the economy that bad?
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willardguy
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san felipe banamex was robbed on monday, maybe theres no money left?
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DavidE
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Mood: 'At home we demand facts and get them. In Mexico one subsists on rumor and never demands anything.' Charles Flandrau,
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No Chuckie, Mexico's economy is wonderful. Mexico is poised to lose 80% of its extraneous oil revenues this year. "Fracking" is in the process of
flooding the USA with crude oil and natural gas. Enough natural gas to allow .20 gallon US for passenger bus motor fuel in US cities. Enough crude to
panic "speculators" into throwing billions in bribes, er political donations in foggy bottom to allow exportation of oil. The problem is Canada and
Australia both have titanic reserves of shale oil waiting to be fracked. So does Mongolia and Siberia. Read hundreds of TRILLIONS of barrels of crude
oil reserves. One "disappeared" Soviet era petro-geologist told Jim Lehrer decades ago that the "Soviet Union proven crude oil reserves can be
measured in the QUADRILLIONS of barrels".
So we get a life-threatening cold snap in the USA and the maggots are already driving up natural gas futures.
Don't worry be happy. Ya sticks your ATM card in the machine and pesos pop out. Oops, sorry they dragged the machine away with a chain last week. Wait
till hyperinflation hits. Grocery store price tags once again are going to look like zip codes.
The narco scare has depleted extraneous tourism except in special destinations like Cantcun, Cabo San Locos, and Puerto Vallarta, where people fly in
dump thousands of dollars and hundeds of billions of pesos are stampeding their way out of the country.
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Hook
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San Carlos, Sonora Banamex rumored to be closing as well. Citigroup supposedly closing non-income generating (i.e. loan generating) branches.
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Jim/Liisa
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Phil,
What Face book site???
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chuckie
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OOOOooooooooooooooK!
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Jim/Liisa
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| Quote: | Originally posted by desertcpl
this was just posted on Face Book
Banamex is closing Feb 7th in San Felipe |
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Pescador
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DavidE
No Chuckie, Mexico's economy is wonderful. Mexico is poised to lose 80% of its extraneous oil revenues this year. "Fracking" is in the process of
flooding the USA with crude oil and natural gas. Enough natural gas to allow .20 gallon US for passenger bus motor fuel in US cities. Enough crude to
panic "speculators" into throwing billions in bribes, er political donations in foggy bottom to allow exportation of oil. The problem is Canada and
Australia both have titanic reserves of shale oil waiting to be fracked. So does Mongolia and Siberia. Read hundreds of TRILLIONS of barrels of crude
oil reserves. One "disappeared" Soviet era petro-geologist told Jim Lehrer decades ago that the "Soviet Union proven crude oil reserves can be
measured in the QUADRILLIONS of barrels".
So we get a life-threatening cold snap in the USA and the maggots are already driving up natural gas futures.
Don't worry be happy. Ya sticks your ATM card in the machine and pesos pop out. Oops, sorry they dragged the machine away with a chain last week. Wait
till hyperinflation hits. Grocery store price tags once again are going to look like zip codes.
The narco scare has depleted extraneous tourism except in special destinations like Cantcun, Cabo San Locos, and Puerto Vallarta, where people fly in
dump thousands of dollars and hundeds of billions of pesos are stampeding their way out of the country. |
The logical question that arises from this in depth discussion about the economy is: If you are so smart how can you be so broke"
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chuckie
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grace59
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Bancomer also closed one of its San Felipe Branches. Now only the original one on Mar de Cortez is left....there are really long lines there
now....especially on Mondays or to use the ATM.
Whenever I hear that rainy, chill wind blow. I think it may be time to head for Mexico. Tengo que obedecer mi corazon!
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blackwolfmt
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Hola baja nomads,,what other banking options are there in loreto??
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Scorpimon
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Loreto will still have the Bancomer downtown on the plaza, that's it.
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ncampion
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There is an ATM machine from Bancommer in the Loreto Bay Hotel (or whaterver it's called now) and there is a rumor that Banamex will have an ATM in
the Ley market as well.
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DavidE
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Mood: 'At home we demand facts and get them. In Mexico one subsists on rumor and never demands anything.' Charles Flandrau,
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Pescador, your short term memory must be impaired - eh? When a person pays every last dime they have for medical and then ends up disabled to the
point where they cannot even stand for longer than 10 minutes, how does one utilize capital gains to multiply wealth? Hmmm? Try it. Live on a social
security income and see if you can make a freaking DIME'S worth of profit (without selling drugs of course).
For a person on Social Security I have NO DEBTS. How about you? For a person on Social Security I have a casita under construction 2.80 hectarias of
Hayden Mango orchard, and people around me that trust me to act as their bank. I also do not lie about my "worth" or income.
My wealth is in my education. Apparently you value cash above intelligence. Par for the course...
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