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handogg

Member Since 25 Feb 2009
Offline Last Active Apr 25 2010 09:15 AM
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In Topic: What's the easiest route for Mexicans to gain entry into US ?

24 April 2010 - 11:41 PM

So maybe if I had her set up one of these meetings and I actually went w/ her to the interview she may have a better chance as she doesn't have a crim record but doesn't own a home or have roots.

In Topic: What's the easiest route for Mexicans to gain entry into US ?

24 April 2010 - 08:36 PM

Where do you go to apply for something like that? Is there a web site? Is there anyway I can help influence the decision as an American citizen?

In Topic: Cuban Cigars through US Customs

28 July 2009 - 11:06 PM

QUOTE (jonerich @ Jul 28 2009, 01:51 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
you will know what to look for.


What am I looking for?  Does anyone know what the penalty is for crossing the border w/ them?

In Topic: Setting Iphone to AT&T Carrier in Tijuana

17 June 2009 - 10:29 PM

QUOTE (AcapulcoGringo @ Jun 14 2009, 05:53 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Att is an American Company and has NO TOWERS in Mexico what so ever!  SO..  You will ONLY pick up signal close to the border with ATT.  Just bleed off from the towers in the US..  So If you set your phone only to connect to ATT, once you pass into TJ more than a few blocks , you will more than likely be constanly searching for a signal.   Telcel is ATT roaming partner, as ATT is Telcels in the US, so that why they switch over.  

So, some things aren't possible and this one is one of them..  If you want ATT, you cannot use it in mexico, Because, as per ATT/Telcel Agreements, once you cross the border, you become Telcels customer so they can charge high rates, and the same in reverse for telcel customers going into att territory!

Oh, and as OB said, there are carriers that seem to get good reception over here, but they all seem to be CDMA , NOT GSM!!  
Sprint, Verizon, Cricket, and Virgin Mobile, are all CDMA technology and I guess the towers are stronger or closer, because all those seem to get US SIGNALS all over TJ,
but ATT and T MOBILE (GSM Technology ) seem not to work once crossed into Mexico.



I have an ATT phone.. I was staying at the Marriott in Tijuana on agua caliente blvd...   A short cab ride from the border more than a few blox.  I turned my phone on.. and the signal read ATT w/ 5 out of 6 bars... I turned the phone off and back on and was only able to see Tel Cel after that...