Spotlight on El Centenario: Baja Ciber

Local shop offers Internet access, copies, laminating, printing and more.

By Fern Corraini

Need to scan your passport and email the file to your notary’s office? Want extra copies made of your fideicomiso? Need to print a document, make a sign, or laminate your vaccine card? No need to run into La Paz to Office Depot, Baja Ciber offers the digital services you need, right here in El Centenario.

Say you found a really funny meme of a man fishing that you want to make into a birthday card, along with three photos of your dad catching a monster marlin. You want to send the electronic version to your parents via email, with copies going to your siblings. Oh, and you’d like to post it on Facebook and Instagram for your grandkids to see, too. Or maybe you have a bunch of photos saved to a flash drive that you’d like to have printed. For many of us, this sounds like a monumental task. Don’t despair!

At Baja Ciber, proprietor Sandra Hernandez and her employees can take your digital material off any device such as your  phone, flash drive, tablet, or computer – or from online services such as email, Facebook, WhatsApp, Messenger or a website – and print, email or post them for you. Sandra, a computer systems engineer, opened Baja Ciber in 2008, providing access to the Internet, making copies and selling office supplies. Services include:

Copies

Printing

Email

Fax services

Signs, banners, etc.

Internet access/Hourly computer use

Office supplies

So if you don’t have a 13 year-old grandchild available to lead you through the digital jungle, you can count on Baja Ciber to get your job done without stress. You’ll save time and money, and support a local small business.

Location: https://goo.gl/maps/RrPkSxwbmBrjDz4TA.

Office Hours:

• Monday-Saturday 9:00 a.m. -2:00 p.m; and 4 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
• Email: bajaciber_centenario@hotmail.com
• Phone/WhatsApp: 612 152-1232

Fern Corraini is a veteran traveler and explorer who moved to La Paz from Canada fourteen years ago and is happy to call Mexico home. In addition to her international travels, Fern has been an English teacher in Canada and Guadalajara, a customs officer, a beekeeper, a sandblaster, a travel rep in the Dominican Republic and a motel owner. When she’s not busy keeping Baja Life Realty organized as our administrator, Fern loves to cycle, visit the beach and spend time with her two rescue cats. She loves La Paz and firmly believes that the taco is the perfect food.