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From my experience they don't even accept these bills. I have been coming to BA for many years and never had any of the cuevas accept less than $20 and they gave terrible rates. Probably your best bet is to ask someone that is coming down soon to bring you some. I'm not sure if the banks here deal with smaller bills or not for those that have a USD account.Hi. I am looking for small bills, 1s & 5s. Do you know any places that might be able to exchange larger to smaller bills? Thanks
Thank you.From my experience they don't even accept these bills. I have been coming to BA for many years and never had any of the cuevas accept less than $20 and they gave terrible rates. Probably your best bet is to ask someone that is coming down soon to bring you some. I'm not sure if the banks here deal with smaller bills or not for those that have a USD account.
I will ask.. maybe they have some to offload. Thank you.Try some casa de cambios. I don't know if they will have small bills but it doesn't hurt to ask. It seems like it would be a dream for them to offload those smaller bills to someone like you. I have gone to the one in Recoleta recommended before on this forum. Pueyrredon 1687 at intersection of Juncal. That guy allows exchanging smaller bills like $20's but maybe he has smaller bills. Worth a shot.
@Darksider415 is correct that the banks if you have a USD should help you with their customer. My wife has deposited USD in smaller bills and I think the banks here are obligated to accept them if you have a USD account. They get them from the Federal Reserve Bank.For what it's worth, the banks tend to have smaller bills. My landlord likes greenbacks for rent, so I just pull it from my BBVA account the day-of, and I've never had an issue getting small bills.
@Darksider415 is your rent fixed in dollars with no inflation adjustment? Was curious if owners are adding inflation adjustments to USD rents or that is only in pesos?For what it's worth, the banks tend to have smaller bills. My landlord likes greenbacks for rent, so I just pull it from my BBVA account the day-of, and I've never had an issue getting small bills.
Two years, local contract fixed in USD.@Darksider415 is your rent fixed in dollars with no inflation adjustment? Was curious if owners are adding inflation adjustments to USD rents or that is only in pesos?
Has your condo expenses jumped up? Or have they stabilized?Two years, local contract fixed in USD.
They've stayed pretty steady in pesos, around 200k. I expect they'll be higher in the winter with the centrally-controlled heated floors, though.Has your condo expenses jumped up? Or have they stabilized?
After seeing many months of jumping HOA bills we are finally seeing some stabilization the past 2 months. Although they should slightly go up each month as salaries for porteros go up. More and more buildings are switching to the totem system. Buildings without doormen or 24/7 security the expenses aren't jumping up as much.They've stayed pretty steady in pesos, around 200k. I expect they'll be higher in the winter with the centrally-controlled heated floors, though.
That is smart to lock it in and fix it. Crazy times. Many owners are now wanting to do pesos with inflation adjustment.Two years, local contract fixed in USD.
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