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So we do not know if a Explorer (815) works with the Mobleys SIM card. Being that it is the most up to date model vs the 770 or 781(pro). Would it recognize that this chip is from another device. I do not mean the SIM card itself, but it knowing on what plan and device it was programmed into. I say this because AT&T has the Mobleys info attached to the SIM card in it. Maybe I am thinking that they are more advanced then they are? -
When we fulltimed we had State Farm and used a mail forwarding address with no problems. And their add on for the trailer was almost nothing. We recently switched to Liberty (we're no longer full time) because the rates were a good 30-40% less than State Farm but don't know about the mail forwarding address. Just make sure you get a mail forwarding service that gives you a street address. Our service in OR actually said that if you had iffy situations like banks or stock brokers, just use the street address with no #... Just make sure you click that documents are sent to us via email so they don't have to mess with any but the ones that have to be mailed. -
We go at least once a year and always stay at Playa Bonita on a beach front site if we can get it but that is hit or miss unless you reserve almost a year ahead. It is a busy place and many sites are tight but it is very close to the downtown area. We have never found coming back to the US through Lukeville to be challenging in any way. I don't think it has ever taken more than a half hour from when we join the line. Just don't return on Sunday as a lot of week enders go down. As somebody said, be aware of what you can bring back to the US. Even if you take it down with you, once it crosses into MX it is considered Mexican and will be confiscated if it is on the list. We have two dogs and one of our favorite things is that they can run unleashed on the beach...but not in the park. The dogs just love it. They run and run and run. Don't worry about Pesos. You don't need them. In fact if you try to pay with Pesos they usually have to get their calculator out to convert it! Follow the speed limit and street signs religiously. Nobody else will but you won't have to worry about getting stopped. Last trip I did go up a one way street the wrong way. Got stopped. After the cop went on and on about going to the police station he said he could pay the fine for me for $20. I thought that was fair and paid him. Figured with his way below minimum wage, he could use it more than I could use the hassle and I was definitely in the wrong. It's a great place. Enjoy. PS read the info about dogs. As Orvil said, you MUST have a good health certificate from you vet. I've never been asked for it but it can happen. Vet records are not enough.
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We go at least once a year and always stay at Playa Bonita on a beach front site if we can get it but that is hit or miss unless you reserve almost a year ahead. It is a busy place and many sites are tight but it is very close to the downtown area. We have never found coming back to the US through Lukeville to be challenging in any way. I don't think it has ever taken more than a half hour from when we join the line. Just don't return on Sunday as a lot of week enders go down. As somebody said, be aware of what you can bring back to the US. Even if you take it down with you, once it crosses into MX it is considered Mexican and will be confiscated if it is on the list. We have two dogs and one of our favorite things is that they can run unleashed on the beach...but not in the park. The dogs just love it. They run and run and run. Don't worry about Pesos. You don't need them. In fact if you try to pay with Pesos they usually have to get their calculator out to convert it! Follow the speed limit and street signs religiously. Nobody else will but you won't have to worry about getting stopped. Last trip I did go up a one way street the wrong way. Got stopped. After the cop went on and on about going to the police station he said he could pay the fine for me for $20. I thought that was fair and paid him. Figured with his way below minimum wage, he could use it more than I could use the hassle and I was definitely in the wrong. It's a great place. Enjoy.
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