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Old 11-29-2013, 01:15 PM  
hermac
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Originally Posted by vvvvv View Post
You could also get a forex account. Many can be funded with paypal and you can add your paxum card to your paypal account as a payment device.

Then you can buy USD in the exchange. You have no fear of it going down because even if it did, you'd still lose the money anyway. Then you can withdrawal with a wire transfer.
I know about forex, but i don't like them, thanks anyway

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Originally Posted by klinton View Post
go to uruguay/ fly to ecuador ;-))) and withdraw your dollars from there...

i doubt that there is 300 $ paxum limit of withdrawal...and even if it is - you can always raise it...

buena suerte mi amigo....

you can try to invest it like you say, or you can withdraw all in uruguay and keep greens... which is actually not so bad option with USD/ARS raising all the time on blue market, right ?

does the raising value of dollars keep up with inflation in Argentina or inflation is bigger ?

edit: with 200 $ limit in uruguay atm, just go to different ATMs......
the inflation goes a little bigger than the official dollar price, but the last days the price is raising like 3 cvs/day. I'm sure they want to do a slow devaluation

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Originally Posted by Screwed Up View Post
Uruguay, Ecuador or Peru. ATM daily withdrawal limit is $500/day in Peru with Interbank.
But since you only want to "stock" the money somewhere safe, you don't have to withdraw any money. Just let it sit, maybe collect a little interest in the process.
thanks again but I'm looking for an option where I don't have to take a plane just to get some dollars

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I liked the option of a pool at kitco.com

Anyone has invested in that? sounds interesting but I can't understand how it works when you want to sell and get the money.. if you need to find a buyer or how is it.

Anyone?
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