Here’s why they PERMANENTLY moved to Ecuador (NEVER COMING BACK?!) - Living abroad interview
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2021
- Meet Flynn's on the Fly. Kate and Matt are new expats, new vloggers and new people. They just moved to Ecuador and are loving it so much they think they are never coming back. Here's why. Living abroad interview.
Check out their channel where they go all around Cuenca and Ecuador showing you the good stuff. They might also tell you if they PERMANENTLY moved to Ecuador.
Useful links:
- plusvalia to look for housing:
www.plusvalia.com/
- Flynn's on the Fly on RUclips:
/ @flynnsonthefly
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Do you have any recommendations where to locate affordable housing. I’m talking about the housing without expecting all American amenities
Hi Jeannie. It sounds like an agent or websites like plusvalia.com would be your best bets to really pick and chose according to what specifics you want!
I love looking at ads websites to know how much rent is in other countries!
Many expats live in the beach. Olon, montañita, manta,allangue, etc.
I am not there but from videos I heard the coast is more dangerous, more thieves. Is that true?
@@jennys3482 check out Shane and Tonia. And Don Shader. Don lives in Manta. Shane and Tonia live in Olon
You escaped the hate that is rampant in the US. I am.happy for you both. Can't wait to sell everything and take off
Nice job! I've been an expat retiree here over 3 years. You convey the attitude that will make life in EC successful. One secret is to make connections with Ecuadorians who can fix you up with a good rental beyond the Gringolandia highrises. I rent a house in Racar sector, quiet barrio, 3 beds 2.5 baths for $350.
Thank you for the great tip!
Thanks guys for being in Ecuador and showing it to the 🌎
It deserves to be seen! Another incredible Ecuador video next week, stay tuned!
We’re from Canada and We’ve been in Vilcabamba 6 weeks now..My 6th time in Ecuador since 2011 and my partner’s first time. She loves it here and I am very glad that things haven’t changed too much since 2011. We’re staying for 6 months and will probably get our retirement visas before we return to Canada and then we can come back anytime…It is truly a beautiful country and we’re very happy to be here.
I hope it works out for you. Planning to stay in the Vilcabamba area?
Love you guys....great info and funny! I just returned from Ecuador. It was awesome❣️
Very nice video. My wife and I decided on trying Colombia. Eight years so far and we couldn’t be happier.
Would you guys be interested in sharing this experience in the same type of interview?
What about Medellin? I looked into this city but I think I would struggle not knowing any Spanish. I definitely would be taking lessons though
Hello friends. I'm from Cuenca City. Nice information for people who want to visit the city or live here. Welcome and enjoy your staying here. 👍
Me agrado mucho el vídeo, saludos desde Guayaquil - Ecuador 🇪🇨 queridos amigos Estadounidenses 😊🇺🇲 bendiciones ❤
Gracias señor! 🙏🏼
This is a cool format and they have a great energy
Love your attitude and content. Thank you...
Me encanta que amen mi país, ahí va mi suscripción, sigan adelante
Muchas gracias! Voy a salir un vídeo muy especial en dos semanas con alguien que vive en Loja.
I am so happy for you 🙃 Your health and quality of life is sure to improve. Already subscribed to your channel. Look forward to your journey!
Thanks for your comment! Make sure you follow Flynn’s on the Fly AND Global Locals, two great new channels 😄
Next week is my 2 year anniversary in Ecuador/Cuenca ..best thing I ever did..I live in the country 18 km from Cuenca..I live here on 1100 $ a month ..I am blessed
Sounds like a dream. Happy anniversary!
@@GlobalLocals THANKS I am super happy here
I took two trips to Ecuador visiting the mountain and coastal regions…enjoyed it.. would consider moving there but I’m 69 years old…
No time like the present! What would it be for you, mountains or coast?
@@GlobalLocals I like the beaches ..
@@hump1953 plenty of that in the country!
Another excellent vlog. Thank you Flynn's. Thinking of heading down to Vilcabamba for a few months .
You guys have such a humble approach to your channel! One of my favorites!
Very natural vlogs the old fashioned way!
Very instructive video. Lots of tips for moving to Ecuador. Thank you!
Glad you liked it 😉
Agreed
Thanks guys. Great video.
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing - good info!
Glad you liked it. Stay tuned for more interviews!
I'm happy that you are taking things as they come. It is a key to truly enjoying Ecuador. One I did not discover until I moved to the US. It will be fun to rediscover Ecuador through your eyes. Subscribed.
Thank you for the nice message. Make sure you also subscribe to Flynn’s on the Fly to get news from these 2!
You two are real chilled.
You guys are great! Super decent and smart folk! It's a pleasure to have you in this country; wish all foreigners were like you.
Ecuadorians have loads to learn from you two.
Way to go, wish you all the best.
A lot to learn from and a lot to teach!
So nice to see people escape from the system and enjoy life.
Thanks for the video(s) - it does help people like me planning my move to Cuenca - retired in my early 50's - living in Texas - keep it up guys !
Glad to know it helps! That is exactly why I started this channel. Also check out theirs for a deeper dive into Cuenca specifically!
You guys and informative and fun! Thank you
Thank you for watching!
You guys are so positive, I like you...
See you guys in a couple of years. Wrapping things up here. Great vibe you guys have. Keep it up!
Thank you, that’s really good to hear. Hope the video helped!
No need to stay in one place or one country.
I enjoy your honesty and telling like it is
My wife and I moved to Salinas, Ecuador in April from Washington, DC. We're never going back to the States. Life's too good here.
What’s your favorite thing about Salinas?
You two are so happy! Great to see your embracing "being a grizzly" worked for you!
I’d expect nothing less coming from Tennessee (roarr)!
Well done. Thank you and yes I subscribed.
Thank you for subscribing!
You guys are funny , informative and happy! Love your haircut Kate👋
Thank you! Subscribe to Global Locals for more funny, informative and happy videos every two weeks (and check out Flynn’s on the Fly) :-)
You guys are great...hope to bump into you in the future.
Agreed!
wow ! adventure during this time , Big move ! i will look for you at the mercado
Love your videos..you guys are awesome...appreciate your thoughts...
Thanks a lot for the nice comment! Great other video projects coming up.
Thank you!😁
Salutations, I’m very happy that you chose Ecuador, I wish you the best. Greetings!!
Hi Raul, thank you for your nice message!
Beautiful Video, Congrats 👏 ALL you NEED IS ECUADOR, Love it, greetings from Boston.
Thank you for the nice words. These interviews are fun to put together!
Found you guys after watching Amelia and JP.
They’ve moved to Manta after Cuenca and seem ti have settled .
Just retired and trying to convince my better half to make a trip to Ecuador . Would love to find a winter rental from December to April to experience the place . Tico time is a real thing . No sense of urgency in getting anything done . I subscribed .
Thank you for subscribing! I’ve also watched Amelia and JP. Here on the Global Locals channel I’ll cover many places (Greece, France, Costa Rica and many others) with both living abroad videos and cultural topics. You can also subscribe to Flynn’s on the Fly to get more insight from Cuenca and other places in Ecuador with Kate & Matt!
Hello..great...to see both of..visiting PLENTY PLACES...
We try to stay on the fly🤣
Nice to hear that you 2 left the rat race and found a place to retire to. I've been there a couple of times bc my wife is Ecuadorian. It's a beautiful country and I found my retirement place also when the time comes because even though we travel a lot, Ecuador is the only place on Earth where I can feel both tall and rich, two goals that I never achieved here in the states. Lol Thanks for posting about you're decisions and information about Ecuador. Congratulations on you're discovery and good luck on you're journey.
Thanks for all that ! Michael from Canada
Thank you for watching!
Hi guys! Saludos desde Tampa, FL. My wife and I enjoy watching your videos, we like your corky sense of humor, we identify with it. We are moving to Cuenca in 2023, if you’re still looking to meet new people and make new friends we are game. Post videos of your bigger apartment. We would love to see what’s available.
Hi Alex! Kate and Matt were guests for this interview, but I will forward the nice words to them! Their channel is called Flynn’s on the Fly if you want to follow their adventures (also, we have great stories coming up on this channel so make sure to subscribe to Global Locals 😁)
Thank you, Alex! We will do a video of the new apartment very soon, stay tuned. Let us know when you arrive!
So far so good friends. Enjoy our country. You are 2 ecuadorians more now
How cool, Alex.
So many people are moving to Ecuador. Now we know why and now to do it 😀
Great video. Ahhhh Be Nice. How I miss people being kind. Cheers from Alaska.
Exactly. Smile, be nice. :-)
Nice work fellow Tennesseans (I grew up 45 minutes north of Nashville)... Cuenca is on my list of potentials for 2022, Thanks for the video!
Thank you for watching! Are you thinking about moving or just visiting?
We sold everything and escaped to Mexico in July. Planning to travel the next 2-3 years then settle wherever has the best climate, culture, liveability, etc..
This would be a very interesting adventure to follow!
Good video..
I'm thinking of a Jan 1st trip , for a month or two..
You heard it in the video: do it!
Thanks for a thorough honest review, looks like your adaptive enough to make it, guess the hard part might be homesickness’s
Very true. Between Ecuador and the US, you at least have little to no time difference and only a short plane ride back home!
Que Maravillosos gente Linda bonitos vidios 👍👏🍀❤️
Gracias! Otro vídeo sobre Ecuador la semana próxima!
Great video! Very informative.
I'm looking for to move for good is one of my dreams. This summer I'm planning to visit Cuenca and around the country side.
Currently I'm living in TX, life here's ok but not that much.
Prices are increasing very often, even if you're looking for a good place to eat lack of flavor and expensive..until now I haven't found I good place where I can enjoy here, whether is very extreme.
Enjoy your live there.
God bless you guys .
Achachay !!!
Un piti más !!
Ahahaha Im Ecuadorian leaving in NYC and I approve your message 🥰
There are 2 other Ecuador related videos on the channel I think you would like!
Yes the sidewalks here can be treacherous. I’m retired here now (railroad) and am enjoying it. I’ll be getting IESS in a few months.
Glad you're enjoying Cuenca. I've been a couple of times for a total of about three months and loved it. I'd go back in a flash but my wife prefers to remain close to family.
Have you considered going for part of the year and spending the summers back home?
@@GlobalLocals My second trip was on my own, but we prefer to travel together. It's just that I can tolerate long times on the road whereas my wife prefers two or three week trips. I was okay with the altitude, but it gave her more trouble. Of course, with Covid creating havoc, we haven't gone anywhere.
@@paulpedersen8623 hopefully soon we will be able to travel more again!
¡Hola! from Machalilla, Manabi! We took the plunge in June, left north GA and are now living on a beautiful beach inside Parque Nacional Machalilla. Not many expats if any in this tiny village but Puerto Lopez and Puerto Cayo have quite a few. 6 months in and never going back. . . except to visit.
That sounds so amazing. I would love to post a story with images of the national park you live in. Would you be interested?
@@GlobalLocals Sure.
@@GlobalLocals I started a channel to post videos hosted by my twin daughters. We haven't posted many yet, but plan on doing more when we start traveling now that the pandemic is more under control.
@@twintornadoestravel1119 sounds great. Happy to chat about it and give my modest recommendations as well!
We dove in, and love it where we live in Ecuador.
We chose a much smaller community than Cuenca just East of Mindo.
A very small population and with extremely few Expats.
We are slowly learning the language, and loving the relax factor here.
I liked the information you provided.
We have so many waterfalls where we are, good food that is not strange, and most of all the people are great!
Amazing. You guys really went full immersion. The place sounds extraordinary. Enjoy and best of luck.
Big thanks to these guys for sharing their story!
If you like this video, subscribe to Global Locals AND Flynn's on the Fly to make sure you see more like it!
Thank you so much for including us in your project! We had a lot of fun answering your questions and hope we may help inspire others to follow their dreams of living abroad.
don’t forget the Ecuadorian female wrestler who at recent Olympics won the GOLD 🤩
Yes, it was in weightlifting. Neisi Dajomes. Very dramatic win! And Salazar got a silver medal as well.
thank you for apreciating ecuador i was born there in loja i miss it a lot i live in chicago is too cold here but at least i have a job try to get to know vilcavamba you may like it
Check out the video I posted about Jim Paradiso, it’s set in Loja.
I am an unrigid Canadian about to move the fam to Ecuador :) great video.
Thank you! Anywhere in particular you’re looking into?
@@GlobalLocals my teens want to go to culinary school :) that's first on our hit list. And then invest in an acreage somewhere after we figure out good swimming options :)
@@canadiancinderelly3518 sounds like you know exactly what boxes to check. I made a list of youtubers worth checking out for Ecuador if you’d like to see their recommendations for places. Hope this helps:
ruclips.net/video/NdH7ResxITA/видео.html
@@GlobalLocals thank you :)
Nice job!
Thank you! What was your favorite part?
@@GlobalLocals great info and funny!
@@a_mayorga8281 Really glad you enjoyed it! I love Flynn’s on the Fly too :-)
I lived in Quito for three years when I worked at the U.S. Embassy. I agree that knowing at least some Spanish is essential in Quito.
Did you speak it when you got there or learn as you went?
@@GlobalLocals I took Spanish classes in college, but hadn't used it much in years when I arrived. Still, I did have that foundation, which helped, but my Spanish was still pretty rusty when I arrived. I took advantage of Spanish language classes offered at the Embassy, and within a few months, I was managing very well. By the time I left I was able to hold conversations in Spanish and my pronunciation was good enough that the taxi drivers realized I wasn't the typical visiting Gringo and generally didn't try to overcharge me for my ride.
a cha chai lol my mom says that everytime shes cold
Haha that is an amazing one!
Keep improving your Spanish. It WILL make a difference. Being able to truly fit in society. Plus, 500 millions.
Completely agree!
Wish you good luck and blessings. Cuenca Ambato Cotacachi are the best. Then Galapagos. Then the jungle if you like and Canoa in the coast.
Thank you for your comment and recommendations!
If I were convinced that the majority of expats in Cuenca were like you, I would consider moving there. However, as someone who has lived on/off in Mexico since 1982, I've seen too many Gringos who refuse to embrace the Latin culture. You, however, represent the best values of America. So, when choosing where to live in Ecuador, the presence of many expats is a deal breaker. Loja, here I come! Thanks for the video.
Great video from a Cookeville fan! Have you seen horses? Does anyone ride there?
Good question. A quick Google search gave me several results for equestrian centers in and around the Cuenca region, so I’d be optimistic.
Nice
enjoy your freedom.hoping to move to costa rica next summer
I intend to cover Costa Rica as well! Living abroad interviews, cultural subjects etc. Subscribe and stay tuned!
Do you already know what part of Costa Rica you’d be moving to?
I was a little confused when the black subscribe screen showed up with no voice-over in the middle of the video. At first, I thought it was the end of the video. You may want to do a voice-over saying something like "before you continue watching this video, take a minute to subscribe and support us so we can bring you more from Ecuador." Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the feedback. Watching it again I get the same feeling. I will try to fix as many of these glitches as possible as new videos come out, from Ecuador and other places!
Long live SEO ✨
I have a million questions but will only ask a few. Is there such a thing as a lease for a year or so? I have heard the rents are escalating like the monthly income required for a visa that changed in 2022?. Have you found expats moving out of Ecuador like a couple of YT videos are saying? How easy was it to find other expats? And lastly, what was the big surprise that you weren't ready for? Thanks for the great video!
The rents are going up pretty consistently, it seems, but you will probably be able to find good prices if you have locals help you. For more info about people moving out of Ecuador, I would consult the Facebook expats groups or the InterNations website. InterNations is also a great resource for many other questions since you mentioned there is more you’re curious about. Other expats and how easy it is to find them will depend on where you are. In big cities or on the coast, you will likely find more foreign people. Cuenca also seems to be a pretty big expat / immigrant hub. You can find expats with resources like Facebook, the MeetUp groups, social events. Keep in mind though that if you are considering moving abroad, making local friends and trying to learn the local language and culture is highly recommended! I hope this will give you a solid base to answer some of your question. Feel free to ask more here. You can also check out my more recent video about the RUclips channels to follow that talk about living in Ecuador!
Yeah, this is defintely not for rigid or fussy people.
Nothing like the order, paved clean streets and highways in the states.
Do I hear adventure? 😊
What if you haven't taken your social security yet and have no other pension, but have plenty of savings to live off of? Can you still qualify for a pensioner's visa or do you have to look at an investor visa?
My wife and I are trying to figure out how we are going to get down there. I'll have to figure out how to work online.
Stay tuned then because I have a few digital nomad interviews coming up I think you’ll be interested in!
Most people love whatever country they move to for the first few months. It's basically a vacation at that point. 3 years in the herd thins. Just saying I see sooooo many of these "I just got here and it's great!!!" videos.
That’s a great point. I essentially think the same thing, moving abroad is not for everyone. This is why I also posted the perspective of a long-time Ecuador resident. I like both the differences and the similarities of what they have to say. You should check it out as well!
Would it be a good place for a younger person(27)?
As in is it pretty vibrant/fun/innovative?
Great video ,Ecuador in general comes out cheaper then most Latin American countries ,are there any job opportunities ?Also the coastal areas which city do you recommend?
Job opportunities depend on your background of course. The base pay is relatively low in Ecuador, so that is something to consider!
You guy's are Hilarious!! Watched the whole video
Thanks for watching! Stay tuned for more and check out their channel :-)
USD400 per month is minimum wage. The locals who live on this are not renting, or living, an American lifestyle. You may be able to do it grass roots style. Hispanic people are savvy. This allows them to bring in people who are probably going to have more money than that, and are motivated to stay and spend it. If it's too hard, people take their money elsewhere.
I have just had my visa approved. I'm pretty happy about that.
I’m guessing that has more to do with governmental policies than culture, but encouraging foreigners to settle in your country is a great way to nurture diversity, tourism and international relations!
@@GlobalLocals It's a great way to help establish a middle class and provide work for those who need to labour, like cleaners and gardeners. Plus retired people are often keen to "volunteer" their time and resources, like knowledge. It helps the economy in a way oil money and the very, very wealthy cannot.
Have my eVisa. Now I just need Australia to unlock the gates! lol
Thank you for sharing your experience
Do you see families with teens there? We are thinking of moving there but we are not sure if it’s good for young people
Great question! I would check out these channels and ask there for a better answer than I’d be able to provide:
ruclips.net/video/NdH7ResxITA/видео.html
@@GlobalLocals thank you, I’ll check this out
@@jennys3482 you’re welcome! 😊
I have 5 bedroom apt. W/large terraza
$450 mo. Utilities $45 mo. Internet $45mo transportation $30mo.(táxi)
Impressive. Where is that?
Great video! Is $2,000 U.S. enough to live off of? I think I would love the weather and cooler evenings there! Any suggestions on where would be a good place to get a small condo with a view? Also,I definitely want to learn Spanish. Any classes I could pay to take?
$2000 / month seems more than comfortable to live in Ecuador. At this price, you could get a place with a view in any city. I would recommend browsing some of the channels I recommended in another video about Ecuador and check out the InterNations website. Do you know if you want to be on the coast or not?
i dont want to be freezing lol I prefer the warmth so which city do you recommend?
Ecuador doesn’t get that cold. The warmest places as far as I know won’t be beach towns, but rather mountain towns.
@@GlobalLocals sounds great thanks
How do you deal with the distance between yourselves and your children/grandchildren? That would be the show stopper for my wife and most likely myself.
This is for the vast majority of people the hardest part of moving abroad. The nice thing about Ecuador for North Americans is that it’s not much further than from one US or Canada coast to the other. Would you be able to visit or invite family regularly?
I am retired and want to stay for like 6 or 8 months do they offer visitors visa not working
I would advise looking into long-term tourist visas which run 6 months in some countries. The InterNations website could be a good resource. They have a whole section about Ecuador. Do you have a time frame you’d like to do this in?
thank you im thinking soon,how would a single guy make out finding a part time job!
Depends if you’re trying to get a job in Ecuador. Seems like a lot of immigrants there have their own business.
Thank you guys, cute wife, needles to say we flirted! 😅
Did you get your Ecuadorean visa in USA or in Ecuador?
Generally speaking, I would want to have a visa before moving to a country. As a bonus, if you have an immigrant visa (vs non-immigrant ones), whatever you bring with you will be duty-free. With non-immigrant visas you may have to pay import taxes.
Love your journey ….
Thank you! Stay tuned and check out the other Global Locals videos :)
True Americans. Fixed idea on climate. I am an American expat and live in SE Asia. At the temps you love I would be freezing. I wear sweaters in AC coffee shops. Might be good to open the mind and adapt to alternative and see what you think. It took me a couple of years before I could work outdoors in full sun. You may like living by he ocean there. I am going to Panama, but Ecuador is still on the radar. Oh, now we ride mountain bike, at times the temp has been 104F to 109F. No problem and no sweat. I would not change to any other type of climate and I have experienced many types. Sitting outdoors and eating dinner in the tropics is unbeatable. Beautiful blue skies with occasional amazing white with billowing clouds is inspiring for the senses. Enjoy, and see how much more fully you can enjoy and find the place you really love based on experience instead of bias.
I think we can also all have different preferences and comfort levels when it comes to climate. If you would like to give your perspective on living abroad in south east Asia, I would love to talk about publishing it on this channel.
Hey, it's nice to catch some up and coming RUclipsrs when they are still "small" and not yet rich and famous... Thanks for the fun advice that basically jives with all the things the other "Ecuador" RUclipsrs have said. That's interesting about all the Venezuelans that Ecuador has taken in. I also follow some Panama RUclipsrs and they have also mentioned that many Venezuelan refugees have come there. It's sad to see a once wealthy country like Venezuela go down the tubes. The government there is very violent in its repression and I can't blame Venezuelans for wanting to leave. I think it's very kind and generous of Ecuador to take so many in. Colombia and Peru have taken in the most. Some US-Americans like to lift their noses at refugees and "illegal" immigrants but we should try to imagine what it would be like to walk in their shoes.
We should all remind ourselves to have a little more empathy! You seem to follow a lot of South American youtubers. Any plans to move?
Tell me is it easy to find the resident VISA in Ecuador if you want to immigrate there ?!!
I would ask on the Flynns on the fly channel or, for detailed info, check out the InterNations page on Ecuador! Very helpful site. When are you trying to move?
Where do you get your dollar coin?
I would try the bank. Does anyone know of a different way?
How I get cash in Ecuador?
They have bank tellers and ATMs!
“Why not?” 😄
I still haven’t found the answer to that question!
Dang as a single near retiree was hoping it would be cheaper. :(
what ya got about manta?
As far as I know, people say it’s a nice place. One Mark Bradbury wrote a piece on it in International Living and gives an idea of the cost of living and things to do when you live there. I would recommend reading this to start!
Welcome to my country try to learn and teach. Flexibility
🇪🇨rules if Things for me don't work out for me in 🇦🇷🇺🇾🇵🇾🇨🇱🇨🇴 Ecuador will work just fine 🇪🇨👍✌
That’s a lot of places!
Sounds awesome. Except It's most always cloudy? I've noticed that looking at real estate for sale there, most pictures in the back ground look very cloudy and sounds like you confirmed that. For me, so far thats the only Bummer but kinda a big one.
Recently, Ive been actively researching expat life in Central America mostly Mexico (which is very hot) and Ecuador but (mostly cloudy.) I wonder is there such a place thats sunny but not extremely hot? We want out of the US, just sick if it here. Both of us are retired and wanting a new adventure. :)
My understanding is Cuenca gets overcast and rain isn’t uncommon. However, temperature is extremely constant around 70° F (just over 20° C). That has got to be nice. What are your other prospects for expatriation?
@@GlobalLocals Thank you for the reply and the information. I'm enjoying your channel. 👍 As for other prospects we just started seriously looking about a month ago. Where ever we choose, we would like to be outside of town, less noise and still be safe. I enjoy gardening and like having a few chickens.
@@DonnaRatliff1 I’m confident you’ll find the right place. Just make sure you take the time to research and visit before pulling the plug on your current home. And thanks for the compliment! I want to keep interviewing people in this living abroad format and cover more subjects about world cultures.
As usual, great video but just one thing, the majority of beggars come from Venezuela , Ecuador did not have this problem before once this immigration begun there were entire families crossing the borders escaping from a communist Regime , there are abt 600.000 Venezuelans as of July last year, pretty sad 🥺🥺
Yes, becoming a refugee is a precarious and dangerous situation. Hopefully there’s a way for them to build a normal life in a welcoming society!
@@GlobalLocals I am financially helping a family in Ecuador, from Venezuela. If I didn't, they would be a step or two from living on the street. They were doing OK until the virus hit, but now work for them is limited to jobs that the Ecuadorians will not take if they can find that at all.
@@drakepassage4255 appreciate you for doing that!
True, our apologies that we did not make that clear. It is very sad and it doesn't seem like there's much of a plan to make the situation better. If I'm wrong on that, please let me know.
Claro Claro mucho Venezuelano en Ecuador