bryanviper
4/28/2014 16:08 EST
MAJOR LIFESTYLE CABLE NETWORK is looking for people who actually made it happen! Searching for the ultimate stories of escape from the courageous few who checked their coat and tie at the door, never to return to the daily grind. We'll take a peek inside their enviable lives to see how different routines can be when living off the grid in paradise.
CASTING NOW!
To submit yourself email beachlifecasting@gmail.com with:
· Name, Age, Occupation
· Current location
· Brief description about how you ended up living the beach fantasy
· 2 recent photos of yourself/your family
· 3-5 recent photos showing us your home and you in your daily life
· Contact information
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eorem
5/5/2014 11:52 EST
"off the grid?" how can a person off the grid respond? this is not a casual question.
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bryanviper
5/5/2014 17:25 EST
I didn't realize the amount of paranoia there is in the expat community. I suppose it's understandable though. However, I'm not asking for an address at this time, only a city. This is a legitimate television casting for the Travel Channel. The approved flyer that includes their official logo can be found at http://bryanviper.wordpress.com/2014/04/29/travel-show-are-you-living-the-ultimate-beach-fantasy/
Anyone is free to message me directly here with questions or concerns. Thanks!
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alki
5/5/2014 18:44 EST
It isn't all paranoia , many do not want 15 minutes of fame, I am moving to Nica shortly but I do not want a camera in my face or to "glorify" my decision to move there. I won't be living an enviable life there to anyone with the exception of the locals who have to work for a living earning less than what I recieve in a monthly social security check. The fact is that I cannot afford to live in the US on that and I can barely get by on what I get living in Puerto Rico. I watch these shows and I see the finicky people giving me a true understanding of the term "ugly American". I find myself embarassed here on occasion with tourists lashing out because not everyone speaks english and even though I could help them I would rather keep my mouth closed. For those living "off the grid" they choose to do so to avoid the very thing you propose. Good luck to you
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pato23
From: El Salvador
5/5/2014 19:11 EST
Come to El Salvador and I will guide you to all the Ex Pat, Native and off off the beaten path Beaches attached below is the document from my Facebook Central America Group http://www.facebook.com/groups/discovercentralamerica The Beaches of El Salvador have a rhythm of their own join my group, open and bi lingual and enjoy "Surf Happy's" daily photos of the surfing beaches, hardly anyone here lies in a hammock and drinks Margaritas but a lot a living out their fantasies, I have been a member of ExPatExchange since 2002, posted over 500 times, been thanked maybe 20 times at most, some of the forums getting downright weird. Here is my document https://www.facebook.com/notes/discover-the-undiscovered-central-america/the-beaches-of-el-salvador/461578573898510 If you have no transportation I am able to arrange with native guide at the Hostel in San Salvador who has SUV, owner is from USA, my best friend. Can introduce you to one and all living their dreams and you can decide, also have a Nicaraguan American friend who has a Beach house in remote Beach south of Managua, he is able to provide transportation, we all speak Spanish if you don't. My E mail is elsalvadorinfo@gmail.com and our ever developing website is http://www.wtf-elsalvador.com/ Many on the forums are looking for insider info, short cuts or have some kind of agenda. In FB you can see my photo and read a profile. Contact me if interested have been an Ex Pat in Central America since 1985. Saludos.
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eorem
5/5/2014 21:07 EST
upscale surfer world b.s. i see no options in your sites for someone wanting to live quietly longterm...
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majicjack
5/6/2014 02:13 EST
You have a lot of people that inquire about living in Nicaragua but very few of them will ever make the move. Many of the inquiries express fear of the unknown and if this is the case you are not going to make it here any way. If you are faint of heart, stay where you are. You are safer her than in Houston, Miami, or many of the other larger cities in the USA. You may get robbed but you probably wont get killed in the process.
Probably if there were not so many N. Americans that are so intent on coming here to change Nicaragua it would be better yet. Since being here I have met many that want to come here just to live and enjoy their life. The Nicaragua people are good people. It is no different than the rest of the world. 90% are good,.05 percent are bad and .05 percent are real bad.
Come on down, you have nothing to worry about.
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