ddgman
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Internet cafe locations in Baja
Somewhere I read a list of internet cafe locations in Baja. I foolishly didn't print it and now (of course), I can't find it. Does anyone have a list
of locations in major centers
gracias
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Take it away, Jr!
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comitan
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ddgman;
I don't think you need a list they are everywhere, even in the small towns.
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rpleger
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2 or 3 in Muleg
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*ABROAD*, adj. At war with savages and idiots. To be a Frenchman abroad is to
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-- Ambrose Bierce, _The Enlarged Devil\'s Dictionary_
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meme
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3 0r 4 in San Felipe!
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bajalou
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I've seen 2 in Guerro Negro and 2-3 in Bof LA. The smaller the town the easier to find but seem that about every town has at least one or two.
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And in the San Felipe area - check out Valle Chico area |
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one in every barrio in La Paz.
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jrbaja
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That pretty much sums it up
They are everywhere. But, I will point out that they generally charge 10 to 15 pesos per hour. Unless you are in Los Barriles where they are all 50
pesos per hour.
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Rcho Leonero has in-room service, also CaboNet and internet cafe in Los Barriles, and 2 more in La Riberia to the north.
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jrbaja
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I think it's a matter of
a good portion of the residents of Los Barriles don't care! Kind of a shame for everyone else but heck, it's a luxury, no?
And I have a feeling that all those Mexican kids I see working in them probably aren't paying those rates.
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