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I live in NL, cross frequently, last time was Wednesday 7/23, I have never had my temperature taken on the USA side. Entering Mexico, every time, entering USA, never. Not saying they don't do that, but I have never seen it.Let us know the next time you cross if they check it. I swear I remember them taking it but if I remember it incorrectly I'll damn sure admit it. Makes me wonder what all else I've gotten wrong in life.
DramaFree11
07-27-20, 22:20
Let us know the next time you cross if they check it. I swear I remember them taking it but if I remember it incorrectly I'll damn sure admit it. Makes me wonder what all else I've gotten wrong in life.I have crossed several times driving and walking. They have not checked my Temperature driving recently. In the past they were. Walking I have been checked.
Let us know the next time you cross if they check it. I swear I remember them taking it but if I remember it incorrectly I'll damn sure admit it. Makes me wonder what all else I've gotten wrong in life.You said entering USA. I have gone twice since last report, once walking, once in vehicle, temperature not take either case. And for that matter, in either direction those last two times.
I have crossed several times driving and walking. They have not checked my Temperature driving recently. In the past they were. Walking I have been checked.He specifically said temperature taken entering USA, yes, Mexico has been doing git, but my last two crossings, one vehicle, and one walking, temperature not taken on either side.
DramaFree11
08-26-20, 22:24
Return trip from MTY, half the lanes were closed, 1.5 hour wait. It was terrible. Pull up, to booth and 5 minutes later I am escorted to the secondary lane. They made me take everything out of my car. Then searched it twice. Then they made me drive my car over and they X-rayed it twice, then searched it again. It was terrible. I let the agent have it after he finished. I was not mad about being in the secondary lane, but after 15 minutes they knew I had nothing, but they continued the search. I told them they were totally wasting there resources. He claimed it was random, nothing random about this. Part of the game, but it totally sucked.
Waiting on my Sentri Card and I will register my truck as well. Had a great trip, so I can not complain, but I can not handle 2-3 hours at the border.
Bbond,
You WALKED across the bridge? WOW, the last time I saw you, you could hardly walk around the pool table! Miss you, my friend.
Funman13.
He specifically said temperature taken entering USA, yes, Mexico has been doing git, but my last two crossings, one vehicle, and one walking, temperature not taken on either side.
Cocr Brotheler
09-03-20, 02:04
Thank you. I have seen this info. before in other threads here and maybe on CRT. Think I dug up this also on the DEA web-site. If anyone has a reference this on DEA's web-site can you please PM me or post? I don't really even like both drugs anymore but they help me sleep. Zolpidem (Ambien) my favorite. I have found that if I can exercise regularly I don't even need these but with indoor gyms and pools closed / restricted and hot as phuck this time of year in Texas very hard to get good quality exercise in. I hate hate walking / running on treadmills indoors.
All this and with heat here TX and unable to escape to CR or CO for fresh mountain air is like I got ants ants crawling up my butthole and body. Crazy!!! I'm going crazy. I have trip booked to TJ in Sept. but scared to even pick of SWs who may have had customers who deposited COVID droplets in their hair then I smell their hair. Think the TJ SWs would be offended if I gently wipe their hair with Sani-wipes before sessioning? I also have option to drive to Monterrey which I really enjoyed it last summer.I found the reference on the CBP web-site today googling "Know Before You Go". I found the CFR reference also on the DOJ / DEA web-site. The 3rd link is kind of lengthy but the key takeaway is the 50 dosage unit limit is combined so don't try to bring back 50 Xanies + 50 Zolpis etc.
I'm spending 3 nights in South Party Island so will go over to either Matamoros or Progresso for the day. Thinking Prog. Will be the safer option and I can walk around the Main Street and side streets again. Will be interesting if the Infierno bar still here and how it might be open for on-site session. In 2015 did see one decent chica but didn't pursue.
On google maps there is a red panty bar. Is this a "dine in" place or regular place?
https://www.cbp.gov/travel/us-citizens/know-before-you-go/prohibited-and-restricted-items
https://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/21cfr/cfr/1301/1301_26.htm
https://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/fed_regs/rules/2003/fr0911.htm
Cocr Brotheler
09-03-20, 02:08
https://bwt.cbp.gov/details/07230401/POV
This may be old news but this site gives good and real time wait info.
Cocr Brotheler
09-03-20, 02:12
https://bwt.cbp.gov/details/07230401/POV
This may be old news but this site gives good and real time wait info.There are 4 LRD crossings. Bridge I is closed (was yesterday too). The World Trade bridge was open yesterday but closed this evening. Yesterday it had good wait times.
If one is going to MTY and can make the times would the World trade bridge be the best option since it skirts around Nuevo LRD?
Thanks
CenTexCrash
09-03-20, 16:52
There are 4 LRD crossings. Bridge I is closed (was yesterday too). The World Trade bridge was open yesterday but closed this evening. Yesterday it had good wait times.
If one is going to MTY and can make the times would the World trade bridge be the best option since it skirts around Nuevo LRD?
ThanksBridge 1 and 2 are 24/7. Bridge 3 is 18-wheelers only. Bridge 4 aka Camino Columbia Bridge is "Laredo bypass to Monterrey" but since privately owned has operating hours, during non-Covid was like 6 am-11 pm daily may have reduced these hours until firther notice.
Bridge 2 mentioned earlier is pedestrians both ways and southbound only for vehicle traffic. And during Covid the vehicle traffic now has limited hours until further notice.
With winter around the corner, I was wondering if I can by Antibiotics in Nuevo Laredo? In Monterrey, you need a prescription to buy Antibiotics. But I bought Antibiotics in Nuevo Progreso a few years ago.
Thanks!
Bbond,You WALKED across the bridge? WOW, the last time I saw you, you could hardly walk around the pool table! Miss you, my friend.
Funman13.I no longer have vehicle, it was totaled in Laredo TX. Their insurance paid me what it's market value was, not a lot of money.
I walk across frequently.
https://bwt.cbp.gov/details/07230401/POV
This may be old news but this site gives good and real time wait info.Might be real time, but is far from real accurate.
There are 4 LRD crossings. Bridge I is closed (was yesterday too). The World Trade bridge was open yesterday but closed this evening. Yesterday it had good wait times.
If one is going to MTY and can make the times would the World trade bridge be the best option since it skirts around Nuevo LRD?
ThanksActually there are 4 crossings from Laredo into Mexico, bridge 1, into Mexico, has been closed for some time. One bridge is commercial only. So that, in reality, leaves but 2 crossings for automobile traffic into Mexico. Bridges 2 and 3. The vast majority of travelers, into Mexico, use bridge 2.
Bridge 3 is an alternative but you have to drive almost 20 miles to get to it. So there is no real time savings using it.
Bridge 1 and 2 are 24/7. Bridge 3 is 18-wheelers only. Bridge 4 aka Camino Columbia Bridge is "Laredo bypass to Monterrey" but since privately owned has operating hours, during non-Covid was like 6 am-11 pm daily may have reduced these hours until firther notice.
Bridge 2 mentioned earlier is pedestrians both ways and southbound only for vehicle traffic. And during Covid the vehicle traffic now has limited hours until further notice.Bridge 2 has no pedestrian traffic, bridge 1 is the pedestrian crossing. Bridge 1 is closed to vehicle traffic inbound to Mexico, outbound to USA is Sentri ONLY.
Bridge 2 is 2 way vehicle traffic. No pedestrians, except for the deportees.
Bridge 3 is the Columbia bridge, in and out vehicle traffic, Bridge 4 is World Trade bridge, commercial only.
Cocr Brotheler
09-07-20, 07:20
Thanks appreciate the info.
I'd feel like a fool trying to drive across in the commercial traffic only bridge LOL.
Cocr Brotheler
09-07-20, 07:25
With winter around the corner, I was wondering if I can by Antibiotics in Nuevo Laredo? In Monterrey, you need a prescription to buy Antibiotics. But I bought Antibiotics in Nuevo Progreso a few years ago.
Thanks!Don't know about N.L. but saw loads of antibiotics on the shelves today in Nuevo Progreso.
I found my pills (Zolipidem) everywhere, bought maximum dosage unit 50, declared them and had no issues with USCBP. He asked if I have any more and I didn't so on my way. Tomorrow I may head down to Mata to buy some good muscle relaxers that also help me sleep.
Each city and municipality must be different. I can never find Zolpis or Xanax in Tijuana and don't think I found any in N.L. last October but I have bought Xanax in Juarez and saw an abundant also today in Nuevo Progreso.
Cocr Brotheler
09-07-20, 07:37
Walking around Nuevo Progreso today of course got asked for regular massages walking down Ave. Benito Juarez. Most of the places were well lit and not looking like hanky panky places but a little further in some of the massage chair areas the lights were out but still open to the street. I like to ask the masajistas 'Que tipo de massage" and 'Donde"? One of them looked at me grinning like she knew what was on my mind but I didn't task her about a privado room which I think I saw further back in the store. Hey the worst that happens is ask her for a private room then inside inquire about a "rato" and she gets offended but this one looked like could be in on the action.
Also the one place I visited 5 years ago called the Inferno Club was shuttered and different name but saw on the sidewalk a nice sign for Vampiz Men's Club.
Just googled it and came across this interesting blog for those that can hunker down for the night there:
https://dispatches-from-the-mayan-empire.********.com/2018/06/xanax-vodka-and-beautiful-women-another.html
And walked by Red Panty bar. Saw a couple Gringos out front relaxing with beers and back into the building saw an open massage place. Hmmmm?
Cocr Brotheler
09-07-20, 07:47
Walking around Nuevo Progreso today of course got asked for regular massages walking down Ave. Benito Juarez. Most of the places were well lit and not looking like hanky panky places but a little further in some of the massage chair areas the lights were out but still open to the street. I like to ask the masajistas 'Que tipo de massage" and 'Donde"? One of them looked at me grinning like she knew what was on my mind but I didn't task her about a privado room which I think I saw further back in the store. Hey the worst that happens is ask her for a private room then inside inquire about a "rato" and she gets offended but this one looked like could be in on the action.
Also the one place I visited 5 years ago called the Inferno Club was shuttered and different name but saw on the sidewalk a nice sign for Vampiz Men's Club.
Just googled it and came across this interesting blog for those that can hunker down for the night there:
https://dispatches-from-the-mayan-empire.********.com/2018/06/xanax-vodka-and-beautiful-women-another.htmlSorry is wrong thread I will re-post in N.P. section.
Don't know about N.L. but saw loads of antibiotics on the shelves today in Nuevo Progreso.
I found my pills (Zolipidem) everywhere, bought maximum dosage unit 50, declared them and had no issues with USCBP. He asked if I have any more and I didn't so on my way. Tomorrow I may head down to Mata to buy some good muscle relaxers that also help me sleep.
Each city and municipality must be different. I can never find Zolpis or Xanax in Tijuana and don't think I found any in N.L. last October but I have bought Xanax in Juarez and saw an abundant also today in Nuevo Progreso.Wow did you need a prescripció and from a US or Mexican doctor to cross the Zolpidem baxl to the USA? Isn't that the genéricos form of Ambien?
DramaFree11
09-08-20, 03:24
Actually there are 4 crossings from Laredo into Mexico, bridge 1, into Mexico, has been closed for some time. One bridge is commercial only. So that, in reality, leaves but 2 crossings for automobile traffic into Mexico. Bridges 2 and 3. The vast majority of travelers, into Mexico, use bridge 2.
Bridge 3 is an alternative but you have to drive almost 20 miles to get to it. So there is no real time savings using it.Crossed the border Friday, at midnight, 5 minute wait, I am done spending 2-3 hours in line. I am waiting on my new Sentri Card. The agent was cool, he gave some shit for crossing so late. I told him I did not want to wait in the line, he said, "Good Point."
With winter around the corner, I was wondering if I can by Antibiotics in Nuevo Laredo? In Monterrey, you need a prescription to buy Antibiotics.Of course you can, and legally, yes, you need Rx. However, here, as most of Mexico, everything can be had for a price.
Bridge 1 and 2 are 24/7. Bridge 3 is 18-wheelers only. Bridge 4 aka Camino Columbia Bridge is "Laredo bypass to Monterrey" but since privately owned has operating hours, during non-Covid was like 6 am-11 pm daily may have reduced these hours until firther notice.Bridge 2 mentioned earlier is pedestrians both ways and southbound only for vehicle traffic. And during Covid the vehicle traffic now has limited hours until further notice.You, again, have bridges 1 and 2 swapped. As well as having 3 and 4 also swapped. Bridge 1 is the pedestrian bridge, NO vehicle inbound from USA to Mexico, vehicle outbound to USA is SENTRI only. Bridge 3 is the Columbia bridge. Bridge 4 is the World trade bridge, commercial only traffic.
Wow did you need a prescripci and from a US or Mexican doctor to cross the Zolpidem baxl to the USA? Isn't that the genricos form of Ambien?See post #3225.
Wow, sorry to hear that.
I no longer have vehicle, it was totaled in Laredo TX. Their insurance paid me what it's market value was, not a lot of money.
I walk across frequently.
For a price, yes. The last time I was in NL, I had to pay about $25 just for a prescription of 60 pills of Zolpidem. Then I had to pay 675 p for a box of thirty 10 MG pills at Farmacias Benavides. If some brother has a better source, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, PM me. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.
Of course you can, and legally, yes, you need Rx. However, here, as most of Mexico, everything can be had for a price.
Cocr Brotheler
09-10-20, 04:41
Wow did you need a prescripci and from a US or Mexican doctor to cross the Zolpidem baxl to the USA? Isn't that the genricos form of Ambien?Nope to Dr. Note either side and Yes to generics. I followed guidance posted on here and other TX border cities threads, validated last week on USCBP web-site and even brought printouts in case there were any issues. Worse case if I provided the date time printed material direct from USCBP web-site and they tried to make it serious I would just surrender the control drogas for my personal use only and apologize for any inconvenience. But the agent was knowledged of the loophole and no issues.
Key:
1. Bring not more than 50 dosage units.
2. Must declare them and.
3. Only for your personal use.
This weekend when I don't have to get up on set time will try half of one 10 MG tablet. I Googled the Pharma manufacturer from India and complaints against them for making sugar pills ineffective etc. But could find not poisonings or deaths. There was another brand from MEX but couldn't purchase due to dosage unit limits. I try it next time.
Nope to Dr. Note either side and Yes to generics. I followed guidance posted on here and other TX border cities threads, validated last week on USCBP web-site and even brought printouts in case there were any issues. Worse case if I provided the date time printed material direct from USCBP web-site and they tried to make it serious I would just surrender the control drogas for my personal use only and apologize for any inconvenience. But the agent was knowledged of the loophole and no issues.
Key:
1. Bring not more than 50 dosage units.
2. Must declare them and.
3. Only for your personal use.
This weekend when I don't have to get up on set time will try half of one 10 MG tablet. I Googled the Pharma manufacturer from India and complaints against them for making sugar pills ineffective etc. But could find not poisonings or deaths. There was another brand from MEX but couldn't purchase due to dosage unit limits. I try it next time.That's cool. It's my understanding that you need to have a prescription with you anytime you are transporting a controlled substance. In that case, would the Mexican prescription suffice?
That's cool. It's my understanding that you need to have a prescription with you anytime you are transporting a controlled substance. In that case, would the Mexican prescription suffice?That is not what it says here, direct from CPB page: If a USA Resident wants to bring in a controlled substance (other than narcotics such as marijuana, cocaine, heroin, or LSD) but does not have a prescription for the substance issued by a USA -licensed practitioner (e. G. , physician, dentist, etc.) who is registered with, and authorized by, the Drug Enforcement Administration to prescribe the medication, the individual may not import more than 50 dosage units of the medication into the United States. If the USA Resident has a prescription for the controlled substance issued by a DEA registrant, more than 50 dosage units may be imported by that person, provided all other legal requirements are met..
Therefore: No USA Rx =50 units. USA Rx 50 units.
Don't know I can make it any clearer than that.
That's cool. It's my understanding that you need to have a prescription with you anytime you are transporting a controlled substance. In that case, would the Mexican prescription suffice?I don't think CBP cares much about Mexican Rx'es. They know they can be bought.
HarleyEvo20
09-13-20, 15:40
This is my experience from 3 weeks ago for what it is worth. I was diagnosed with tongue base cancer and needed to have tests done, biopsy, ect. My US doctor gave me some Xanax to calm me down. I decided while I was in Nuevo Laredo I would buy me some and hold them if if needed them in the future.
I stopped at the Generic Pharmacy next to Emillianos and inquired about them. I was told I needed to go to a regular pharmacy and need to see a doctor. I asked if they had a suggestion for one. The behind the counter took me out to the street and called a guy over. He told me he could get me whatever I needed or wanted.
We agreed on 90,2 MG Xanax. He asked me to write my name on a piece of paper. He said give him 10 minutes and he would be back with the pills and a prescription. He asked for no money. About 10 minutes later he returned with a sealed bottle and a prescription in my name. I paid him his asking price and crossed. The Mexican prescription was written as 1 pill 2 times a day for 45 days.
I declared I had prescription drugs at the booth and was sent to the secondary inspection table. They went through everything included my blood pressure medicines in US bottles from CVS. They said I could not bring that much Xanax back. I asked why.
They called over a supervisor. He looked it all over. The first thing he asked was if I had declared them of if they had found them. They told him I declared them. He said with the Mexican prescription I had, I could only bring 50 doses back. I thought we quick and said the prescription said two times a day for 45 days, so I had 45 daily doses. The supervisor looked at me and said have a nice day.
I think I just got lucky on that one, but the trick is to declare what you have and appear honest.
DramaFree11
09-20-20, 03:13
Crossed Wednesday night 11:30 pm, 2 hour wait Bridge 2. Finally tried Colombia Solidarity Crossing. Amazing no wait, Agent was cool, maybe took 2 minutes.
Be careful there is nothing around for about 15 miles each side of the border, so make sure you have gas. Probably better to cross before 10 pm, very dark there.
This is my experience from 3 weeks ago for what it is worth. I was diagnosed with tongue base cancer and needed to have tests done, biopsy, ect. My US doctor gave me some Xanax to calm me down. I decided while I was in Nuevo Laredo I would buy me some and hold them if if needed them in the future.
I stopped at the Generic Pharmacy next to Emillianos and inquired about them. I was told I needed to go to a regular pharmacy and need to see a doctor. I asked if they had a suggestion for one. The behind the counter took me out to the street and called a guy over. He told me he could get me whatever I needed or wanted.
We agreed on 90,2 MG Xanax. He asked me to write my name on a piece of paper. He said give him 10 minutes and he would be back with the pills and a prescription. He asked for no money. About 10 minutes later he returned with a sealed bottle and a prescription in my name. I paid him his asking price and crossed. The Mexican prescription was written as 1 pill 2 times a day for 45 days.
I declared I had prescription drugs at the booth and was sent to the secondary inspection table. They went through everything included my blood pressure medicines in US bottles from CVS. They said I could not bring that much Xanax back. I asked why.
They called over a supervisor. He looked it all over. The first thing he asked was if I had declared them of if they had found them. They told him I declared them. He said with the Mexican prescription I had, I could only bring 50 doses back. I thought we quick and said the prescription said two times a day for 45 days, so I had 45 daily doses. The supervisor looked at me and said have a nice day.
I think I just got lucky on that one, but the trick is to declare what you have and appear honest.You definitely got lucky. The law says 50 doses but they will allow 2 bottles of the 30 (2 MG) per bottle Farmapram brand. In Nuevo Progreso you can but those at any Farmacia without a prescription/receta for about 16 USD per bottle. The Mexican doctor prescription has no validity at the border, only a US doctors prescription is valid. Just declare them and you are always ok 50 pills or 2 - 30 pill bottles. Also if you take 2- 2 MG Xanax every day for 45 days that will be the longest sleep you ever took. Might be a good idea for December 1st every year. When you wake up all of that bullshit is over.
You definitely got lucky. The law says 50 doses but they will allow 2 bottles of the 30 (2 MG) per bottle Farmapram brand. In Nuevo Progreso you can but those at any Farmacia without a prescription/receta for about 16 USD per bottle. The Mexican doctor prescription has no validity at the border, only a US doctors prescription is valid. Just declare them and you are always ok 50 pills or 2 - 30 pill bottles. Also if you take 2- 2 MG Xanax every day for 45 days that will be the longest sleep you ever took. Might be a good idea for December 1st every year. When you wake up all of that bullshit is over.Hey Beavis,
I wanted to ask you if you have ever mongered in Africa and if so, what your thoughts on the best places to monger over there? And if not, then what are your favorite manger destinations on the eastern part of the world?
Thanks!
DramaFree11
09-21-20, 03:02
Hey Beavis,
I wanted to ask you if you have ever mongered in Africa and if so, what your thoughts on the best places to monger over there? And if not, then what are your favorite manger destinations on the eastern part of the world?
Thanks!Wow, that would be a big step out of your comfort zone. Maybe try Germany or Colombia first.
Lot's of it in West Africa, many pretty girls in Nigeria but that is a rough place to go. I would never recommend a trip to Nigeria that wasn't necessary. Many pretty girls in Abidjan, Ivory Coast between the civil wars but a little better than Nigeria. Douala, Cameroon has a nightlife scene that is unreal, bars and bars full of hot women but her language is French. My number 1 choice would be Ghana, English speaking, friendly people, lot's of hot girls. Fly into Accra and spend a few days, maybe check out the beaches in in which all of the beach bars / resorts will have many women there. After a few days there grab a short flight to Takoradi. There is a bar there called Vienna City that will be the highlight of your trip. Ghanaian people are friendly and the women love western men. Delta has direct flights there from Atlanta.
Hey Beavis,
I wanted to ask you if you have ever mongered in Africa and if so, what your thoughts on the best places to monger over there? And if not, then what are your favorite manger destinations on the eastern part of the world?
Thanks!
Cocr Brotheler
09-22-20, 05:20
That's cool. It's my understanding that you need to have a prescription with you anytime you are transporting a controlled substance. In that case, would the Mexican prescription suffice?I always thought an Rx from MEX would be legal for U.S. but that thought process could actually get you in trouble thinking you bring more than 50 dosage units back.
Key is 50 or less dosage units no Rx needed if legally declare. And if a MEX Rx the same still not to exceed 50 dosage units. All this too only via land border. Loophole doesn't work if flying ANYWHERE even if from a boarder airport.
To bring back more than 50 dosages ONLY a U.S. Dr. Rx (DEA registered) will be legal.
Wouldn't it be great if could bring 50 dosage units of chicas LOL? Declare her at the border. if 2 pops per day then she gets 25 day Visa but only with you!
A concern with caution to bringing back your 50 dosages across the boarder is what if you then fly back somewhere in U.S. TSA or local police may not be as knowledgeable in this loophole and at a minimum could detain you and possibly file bogus legal getting on your record. If do this at least keep copies of your receipt from Mexico and date time printouts from USCBP to protect you.
Wow, that would be a big step out of your comfort zone. Maybe try Germany or Colombia first.You are correct but I like to fantasize about going. When I read about the types of services available in some African countries, if makes me wish I could go and partake. I also like the culture. But I am scared to go since I would stand out like a sore thumb. I know some people have the types of traveling jobs that allow them to visit those countries but my job does not allow me to travel.
I am satisfied with Monterrey for the foreseeable future. I know my way around there already and its cheap to get there. Monterrey is very dynamic and can uncover new places to get serviced if you like to explore.
DramaFree11
09-23-20, 03:37
You are correct but I like to fantasize about going. When I read about the types of services available in some African countries, if makes me wish I could go and partake. I also like the culture. But I am scared to go since I would stand out like a sore thumb. I know some people have the types of traveling jobs that allow them to visit those countries but my job does not allow me to travel.
I am satisfied with Monterrey for the foreseeable future. I know my way around there already and its cheap to get there. Monterrey is very dynamic and can uncover new places to get serviced if you like to explore.Yep, I understand. I have your been to MTY recently?
You are correct but I like to fantasize about going. When I read about the types of services available in some African countries, if makes me wish I could go and partake. I also like the culture. But I am scared to go since I would stand out like a sore thumb. I know some people have the types of traveling jobs that allow them to visit those countries but my job does not allow me to travel.
I am satisfied with Monterrey for the foreseeable future. I know my way around there already and its cheap to get there. Monterrey is very dynamic and can uncover new places to get serviced if you like to explore.In Ghana you would not stand out. It was originally an English colony. Many white people there and a lot of white blood mixed in with the native people. The worse part is the long flight but not much longer than a flight to Brazil. Because it isn't really a monger destination it is still ripe for the pickings. Lot's of foreigners there in the oil industry and many westerners have decided to stay and live there. Almost zero women with the mechanical service like has become so common in the majority of the monger destinations. Always remember though everyone's experiences will always be different.
In Ghana you would not stand out. It was originally an English colony. Many white people there and a lot of white blood mixed in with the native people. The worse part is the long flight but not much longer than a flight to Brazil. Because it isn't really a monger destination it is still ripe for the pickings. Lot's of foreigners there in the oil industry and many westerners have decided to stay and live there. Almost zero women with the mechanical service like has become so common in the majority of the monger destinations. Always remember though everyone's experiences will always be different.Thanks for the valuable information Beavis. Yes, I have been doing research on youtube for a few weeks and Ghana stands out as the great African place to go to on vacation or live permanently. Lots of african descendants from the western world have decided to move to Ghana and start modern businesses. I discovered lots of vegetarian restaurants in Accra which is great for me. Ghana has been noticeably attracting a lot of sex tourism. I would love to go visit as I hear lots of great things about Ghana. I did notice that the locals spoke lots of English there but didn't realize that English was a common language there.
The other destination I was looking into is Lagos Nigeria. That is where I would probably have a hard time since it's not an English speaking country and does not appear as hospitable as Ghana.
Yep, I understand. I have your been to MTY recently?Yes, I was in Monterrey about 1 month ago and had a really good time. However, it wasn't what is used to be before the pandemic. I noticed that the stress levels amongst a few of my regular girls went up due to the pandemic which affected there overall happiness. Some of the girls gained weight and some lost weight. I believe that I discovered a new brothel next to La Hacienda Hotel after I was walking on the other side of the street and I saw a police officer park his truck (which he had all to himself) and go inside a building where there were girls behind the door who appeared to be waiting for customers. So next time I am there, I will check that place out. Now I know that police also partake in this hobby even while in uniform. It's very under the radar. The prices at another high priced brothel, in front of La Hacienda Hotel, got cheaper while the quality of the girls remained the same (hot girls). I love Monterrey. It's the only real monger destination I know but from I can tell, it's pretty good there. I may travel further into Mexico in the future for a change of scenery. Since I am from Mexico, I don't feel like such a tourist when I visit.
Thanks for the valuable information Beavis. Yes, I have been doing research on youtube for a few weeks and Ghana stands out as the great African place to go to on vacation or live permanently. Lots of african descendants from the western world have decided to move to Ghana and start modern businesses. I discovered lots of vegetarian restaurants in Accra which is great for me. Ghana has been noticeably attracting a lot of sex tourism. I would love to go visit as I hear lots of great things about Ghana. I did notice that the locals spoke lots of English there but didn't realize that English was a common language there.
The other destination I was looking into is Lagos Nigeria. That is where I would probably have a hard time since it's not an English speaking country and does not appear as hospitable as Ghana.Nigeria is an English speaking country but like Ghana has several local languages. Lagos is a rough place, every cop, immigration officer, customs agent, airport police, ect. Will extort money from you. I would never go to Nigeria alone. I always had an agent that would pick me up at the airport and still would get shaken down. I have been at a stoplight in a car with the agent's drivers and had Nigerian men come to the car and start beating it with boards. Trust me you don't want any part of Lagos. You won't get any kind of that treatment in Ghana. A white man can walk the street any time of day or night in Ghana. You would never do that anywhere in Nigeria.
Nigeria is an English speaking country but like Ghana has several local languages. Lagos is a rough place, every cop, immigration officer, customs agent, airport police, ect. Will extort money from you. I would never go to Nigeria alone. I always had an agent that would pick me up at the airport and still would get shaken down. I have been at a stoplight in a car with the agent's drivers and had Nigerian men come to the car and start beating it with boards. Trust me you don't want any part of Lagos. You won't get any kind of that treatment in Ghana. A white man can walk the street any time of day or night in Ghana. You would never do that anywhere in Nigeria.Beavis,
Have you by any chance crossed the border from Ghana into Togo Africa? There is a popular youtuber names Andy HoboTraveler who has been to almost every country on earth and his all time favorite place to reside in is Togo Africa. I don't think that he participates in the sex scene much, however. He is very white and has no issues at all walking around there. He often speaks his mind and laughs a lot amongst the locals. Last time I heard of him, not to long ago, he was staying in Kpalime Togo Africa which is a town that borders Ghana. The local people that he catches on his youtube videos are really sweet. He likes to befriend pretty girls too.
Beavis,
Have you by any chance crossed the border from Ghana into Togo Africa? There is a popular youtuber names Andy HoboTraveler who has been to almost every country on earth and his all time favorite place to reside in is Togo Africa. I don't think that he participates in the sex scene much, however. He is very white and has no issues at all walking around there. He often speaks his mind and laughs a lot amongst the locals. Last time I heard of him, not to long ago, he was staying in Kpalime Togo Africa which is a town that borders Ghana. The local people that he catches on his youtube videos are really sweet. He likes to befriend pretty girls too.I spent one night at the port in Lome but we didn't go into town so I don't have much intel there.
I spent one night at the port in Lome but we didn't go into town so I don't have much intel there.Beavis,
I remember you talking about your mongering experiences in Tampico, Taumalipas many years ago. I know that Tamaulipas is a vacationing destination for people who live in Monterrey and probably the closest city to Monterrey that one could have a decent mongering experience. Can you please tell me what types of establishments are / were available there where one can find chicas, e. G. Teibols (Stip Clubs), Massages or Esteticas (Brothels) and / or a Zona De Tolerancia (Boys Town)? There appears to have been allot of violence there years ago and I over heard somewhere that the bus trip from Monterrey to Tampico can be somewhat dangerous. I would be willing to take the bus trip there some time in the foreseeable future. Is Tampico a place that one can also enjoy the plazas, mercados, and tourist areas? Is Tampico a conservative and family oriented city or is it more liberal like Monterrey where I can always have a good time by myself without anyone judging me? Thanks. I hope I am not over asking too much.
DramaFree11
09-26-20, 01:24
Beavis,
I remember you talking about your mongering experiences in Tampico, Taumalipas many years ago. I know that Tamaulipas is a vacationing destination for people who live in Monterrey and probably the closest city to Monterrey that one could have a decent mongering experience. Can you please tell me what types of establishments are / were available there where one can find chicas, e. G. Teibols (Stip Clubs), Massages or Esteticas (Brothels) and / or a Zona De Tolerancia (Boys Town)? There appears to have been allot of violence there years ago and I over heard somewhere that the bus trip from Monterrey to Tampico can be somewhat dangerous. I would be willing to take the bus trip there some time in the foreseeable future. Is Tampico a place that one can also enjoy the plazas, mercados, and tourist areas? Is Tampico a conservative and family oriented city or is it more liberal like Monterrey where I can always have a good time by myself without anyone judging me? Thanks. I hope I am not over asking too much.I think any where in Mexico is much better vacation, keep it simple. You are talking big money, a lot of time and some risk. Mexico is much easier. Also look at Europe or Russia.
Beavis,
I remember you talking about your mongering experiences in Tampico, Taumalipas many years ago. I know that Tamaulipas is a vacationing destination for people who live in Monterrey and probably the closest city to Monterrey that one could have a decent mongering experience. Can you please tell me what types of establishments are / were available there where one can find chicas, e. G. Teibols (Stip Clubs), Massages or Esteticas (Brothels) and / or a Zona De Tolerancia (Boys Town)? There appears to have been allot of violence there years ago and I over heard somewhere that the bus trip from Monterrey to Tampico can be somewhat dangerous. I would be willing to take the bus trip there some time in the foreseeable future. Is Tampico a place that one can also enjoy the plazas, mercados, and tourist areas? Is Tampico a conservative and family oriented city or is it more liberal like Monterrey where I can always have a good time by myself without anyone judging me? Thanks. I hope I am not over asking too much.I always took the bus from Reynosa, is about 7 hours but I would either take the Uno where I had a big single seat or buy an adult and child seat so I had both to myself. Tampico is a blast, some of the prettiest women in all of Mexico. Now that the major port has moved from Tampico to Altamira downtown has taken a hit. Find my old reports in the East Coast section and all you need is listed. Casas de Citas and plenty of strip clubs plus many women gathered in the streets in the area near the plaza. Never had any problems there at all.
Yes, I was in Monterrey about 1 month ago and had a really good time. However, it wasn't what is used to be before the pandemic. I noticed that the stress levels amongst a few of my regular girls went up due to the pandemic which affected there overall happiness. Some of the girls gained weight and some lost weight. I believe that I discovered a new brothel next to La Hacienda Hotel after I was walking on the other side of the street and I saw a police officer park his truck (which he had all to himself) and go inside a building where there were girls behind the door who appeared to be waiting for customers. So next time I am there, I will check that place out. Now I know that police also partake in this hobby even while in uniform. It's very under the radar. The prices at another high priced brothel, in front of La Hacienda Hotel, got cheaper while the quality of the girls remained the same (hot girls). I love Monterrey. It's the only real monger destination I know but from I can tell, it's pretty good there. I may travel further into Mexico in the future for a change of scenery. Since I am from Mexico, I don't feel like such a tourist when I visit.Hi Zygo,
When you last visited MTY did you have any problem getting a tourist visa issued at Nuevo Laredo? I have spent a lot of time in MTY and know the scene pretty good. I would like to do a visit in the next few weeks and want and want to find out of getting a tourist visa issued will be a problem as the border is supposed to be closed to non essential travel.
Hi Zygo,
When you last visited MTY did you have any problem getting a tourist visa issued at Nuevo Laredo? I have spent a lot of time in MTY and know the scene pretty good. I would like to do a visit in the next few weeks and want and want to find out of getting a tourist visa issued will be a problem as the border is supposed to be closed to non essential travel.I was born in Mexico so I always show my Mexican passport. There were 6 other people on the bus with me who were all Mexican born as well so I don't know.
...did you have any problem getting a tourist visa issued at Nuevo Laredo?It should not be a problem now. Mexico, at least the state of Tamulipas, has relaxed travel requirements. They no longer check people entering through Nuevo Laredo. The sanitation filters on bridge 1 and 2 have been removed. With those filters in place, they restricted how many could be in a vehicle, not allowing children to enter, etc. That is gone now.
It should not be a problem now. Mexico, at least the state of Tamulipas, has relaxed travel requirements. They no longer check people entering through Nuevo Laredo. The sanitation filters on bridge 1 and 2 have been removed. With those filters in place, they restricted how many could be in a vehicle, not allowing children to enter, etc. That is gone now.Well. The report in the newspaper was wrong, the sanitation filter on bridge 1 is still operational, you no longer have to sign in, but they are monitoring your temperature on entry. Have not been across bridge 2 to verify sanitation filter there is still there or not.
DramaFree11
10-01-20, 04:00
Crossed Wednesday night 11:30 pm, 2 hour wait Bridge 2. Finally tried Colombia Solidarity Crossing. Amazing no wait, Agent was cool, maybe took 2 minutes.
Be careful there is nothing around for about 15 miles each side of the border, so make sure you have gas. Probably better to cross before 10 pm, very dark there.Returned from MTY Tuesday night, Crossed again at Col. Sol. Crossing, again zero issues and no wait. So much better experience.
Bbond or anyone.
I can't remember how many millions or billions of dollars in merchandise cross the Rio Grande valley through Laredo Texas. I have been thinking about making a career change into truck driving at some point and it could be sooner rather than later. I just did a google search and the salary is between 30 k to 65 k with excellent benefits. There market seems to be a good for the truck driving industry right now.
I remember that at the height of Boys Town in Nuevo Laredo, there were a bunch of truck drivers that would cross into Nuevo Laredo for a good time. Is there still a truck driver presence in Nuevo Laredo or Laredo Texas? Is Truck driving a smart career choice for people who live in Laredo Texas? I have been thinking of moving to Laredo Texas as well.
Thanks,
Zygo.
DramaFree11
10-04-20, 03:24
Bbond or anyone.
I can't remember how many millions or billions of dollars in merchandise cross the Rio Grande valley through Laredo Texas. I have been thinking about making a career change into truck driving at some point and it could be sooner rather than later. I just did a google search and the salary is between 30 k to 65 k with excellent benefits. There market seems to be a good for the truck driving industry right now.
I remember that at the height of Boys Town in Nuevo Laredo, there were a bunch of truck drivers that would cross into Nuevo Laredo for a good time. Is there still a truck driver presence in Nuevo Laredo or Laredo Texas? Is Truck driving a smart career choice for people who live in Laredo Texas? I have been thinking of moving to Laredo Texas as well.
Thanks,
Zygo.There are trucks every where. It is real hard to believe the trade between the two countries. At night they are lined up every where.
Bbond or anyone.
I can't remember how many millions or billions of dollars in merchandise cross the Rio Grande valley through Laredo Texas. I have been thinking about making a career change into truck driving at some point and it could be sooner rather than later. I just did a google search and the salary is between 30 k to 65 k with excellent benefits. There market seems to be a good for the truck driving industry right now.
I remember that at the height of Boys Town in Nuevo Laredo, there were a bunch of truck drivers that would cross into Nuevo Laredo for a good time. Is there still a truck driver presence in Nuevo Laredo or Laredo Texas? Is Truck driving a smart career choice for people who live in Laredo Texas? I have been thinking of moving to Laredo Texas as well.I personally know many truck drivers. Most tell me that to make any money you have to get away from the border area. The competition is fierce here, and rates are low. They visit Laredo because their route brings them here, but few actually work out of here. I believe it is what you make of it, but to make good money, you have to be on the road for a lot of miles, and get away from the border area.
I personally know many truck drivers. Most tell me that to make any money you have to get away from the border area. The competition is fierce here, and rates are low. They visit Laredo because their route brings them here, but few actually work out of here. I believe it is what you make of it, but to make good money, you have to be on the road for a lot of miles, and get away from the border area.Thanks for the info! I wouldn't mind being on the road for weeks at a time. I think that making Laredo Texas my home would allow me to enjoy the Laredo / Nuevo Laredo culture in between long hauls. My biggest concern is trying to sleep in a tractor truck that makes so much noise. I love my peace and quiet. I noticed that Werner and Swift have locations in Laredo Texas. If I could get on with them, I could be taken nation-wide and then come back home to Laredo after weeks of being on the road. I know that Laredo and Nuevo Laredo can be boring little cities at times, but that fits my personality. Trucking fits my personality as I value my privacy allot.
Bbond or anyone.
I can't remember how many millions or billions of dollars in merchandise cross the Rio Grande valley through Laredo Texas. I have been thinking about making a career change into truck driving at some point and it could be sooner rather than later. I just did a google search and the salary is between 30 k to 65 k with excellent benefits. There market seems to be a good for the truck driving industry right now.
I remember that at the height of Boys Town in Nuevo Laredo, there were a bunch of truck drivers that would cross into Nuevo Laredo for a good time. Is there still a truck driver presence in Nuevo Laredo or Laredo Texas? Is Truck driving a smart career choice for people who live in Laredo Texas? I have been thinking of moving to Laredo Texas as well.
Thanks,
Zygo.I'm a driver. There money to be made but not to much in Laredo. It be near the bottom of the spectrum 40-50 k. First year will be 30k. Really isn't worth it for as much work / time you put into it. I moved up north and fly into Laredo to visit now. Up north hitting 80-120k with year or 2 experience or more isn't to difficult of a range for company drivers.
If your determined it this what I would suggest. Go to swift and get a year in on there dime. They get you your cdl. You need to out a year in for them. Don't fuck up it's easy to do your first year and you become worthless to other companies. 90 to 95% new drivers don't make it threw the first year either they screw up or just can't handle the job.
From there I'd move over to carter express right when you hit your year. You might be able to pull off 60k a year with them. And you end up in Laredo alot for time off.
I'd almost do Carter Express myself so I could get to Laredo more often but it too much of a hit in both pay and benefit for me to consider it. But they are not a bad outfit and a big step up from swift.
I'm a driver. There money to be made but not to much in Laredo. It be near the bottom of the spectrum 40-50 k. First year will be 30k. Really isn't worth it for as much work / time you put into it. I moved up north and fly into Laredo to visit now. Up north hitting 80-120k with year or 2 experience or more isn't to difficult of a range for company drivers.
If your determined it this what I would suggest. Go to swift and get a year in on there dime. They get you your cdl. You need to out a year in for them. Don't fuck up it's easy to do your first year and you become worthless to other companies. 90 to 95% new drivers don't make it threw the first year either they screw up or just can't handle the job.
From there I'd move over to carter express right when you hit your year. You might be able to pull off 60k a year with them. And you end up in Laredo alot for time off.
I'd almost do Carter Express myself so I could get to Laredo more often but it too much of a hit in both pay and benefit for me to consider it. But they are not a bad outfit and a big step up from swift.Thanks for the information Aceite! I am starting to get very passionate about Truck Driving. I am currently at a fork in the road in my career path. It's a big change from what I have been doing for the last 20 years. I currently live in San Antonio and the top Truck Driving school here is Road Masters which is owned by Werner. I am starting to take the practice tests on my phone until I get 100% of the answers correct, in hopes that it will minimize the amount of time I have to spend class. I know that Trucking is more of a lifestyle than a job, especially for OTR drivers.
As far as pay, I don't understand how a company up north can pay so much better than a company with a terminal at the southern border, if both have OTR drivers going across all 48 states. Are you regional or OTR? Would a Werner employee make more money just because he lives up north even if working the same routes as an employee living down south?
I am not really in it for the money. I just want to live comfortably while living a minimalist lifestyle. But I want to see the country and all the scenery. I am burned out on the current Covid situation which has allot of people live with restrictions. I am tired of high-stress office environments too. I think that the Trucking outdoors would be good for my health.
I miss Monterrey so much. I want to take another trip soon.
CenTexCrash
10-14-20, 01:49
The aduana border place to apply for free five day permit to Monterrey, is it 24 hours or close at night? I might be getting into Laredo late and want to catch an overnight or early morning bus into MTY.
JeraldoRivera
10-14-20, 19:46
Hello everybody!
I'm going to meet a girlfriend in NL. Neither of us know the city. Does anybody have a good hotel to recommend? Something that preferably has good restaurant. Is it currently safe to venture out for restaurants in NL?
Last question is about bus service to mty from NL. How often do buses run? Is there multiple busses running frequently all hours? Any particular bus companies recommended? Thanks.
CenTexCrash,
I am not sure I understand you. Are you talking about the Mexican Customs office at Bridge #1 in NL?
The aduana border place to apply for free five day permit to Monterrey, is it 24 hours or close at night? I might be getting into Laredo late and want to catch an overnight or early morning bus into MTY.
Hello everybody!
I'm going to meet a girlfriend in NL. Neither of us know the city. Does anybody have a good hotel to recommend? Something that preferably has good restaurant. Is it currently safe to venture out for restaurants in NL?
Last question is about bus service to mty from NL. How often do buses run? Is there multiple busses running frequently all hours? Any particular bus companies recommended? Thanks.For hotels I always liked colon plaza. Great restaurant down stairs. There nothing to close for walking ioo as its t's not near Centro. I haven't stayed there for a couple of years now but it was fairly classy. Been doing the airbnb last couple of years. Much more bang for your buck.
DramaFree11
10-16-20, 00:46
For hotels I always liked colon plaza. Great restaurant down stairs. There nothing to close for walking ioo as its t's not near Centro. I haven't stayed there for a couple of years now but it was fairly classy. Been doing the airbnb last couple of years. Much more bang for your buck.I have also met girls there. Decent place, for Laredo very good, but as stated above there is nothing above. I would be careful renting an Apartment in Laredo, unless you know the city. Laredo is dangerous.
JeraldoRivera
10-16-20, 19:47
Thanks for the hotel recs guys! Is there a shit ton of buses going from NL to mty at all hours? I reckon ID be there between 3 to 5 pm.
What is the best place for me to park in laredo that's secure? What bridge should I cross on foot? I'm guessing there's tons of taxis on other side that could get me to bus station.
Also, if anybody's heading up to mty goin thru san antonio hmu. I got your gas money!
Thanks for helping a horn dogg out guys!
CenTexCrash
10-20-20, 19:27
Since I know readers were worried about me here's how Laredo / international flying worked out.
Drive in thru big bridge, asked Mex agents about the FMM Migracion card in Aduana office. The agent referred me to the CITEV building.
Building is 24 hours but cards are only issued from 6 am-10 pm 7 days a week.
Woke up early, got back to building at 7 am, gave BS story about FMM for 3 days, gave me a free 7 day card. Issued in less than 10 minutes. Parked car with NL friend, took Taxi to Noreste bus station on Lopez De Lara slightly southwest of town, hourly departures to Monterrey.
Viva has restored the 100 p bus transfer from Autobus Centrale to MTY Airport (45 minute ride).
No one in MTY asked for FMM permit.
Flew to Quito EC with 1 h15 m transfer in Mexico City.
Moment of make or break did $0 land permit pay off?
Quito boarding gate staff asked me to give them permit to legally leave Mexico. Showed them permit stamped in Tamaulipas land entry for $0. She looked at it. Goose bumps moment! The suspense as she raises an eyebrow.
It was accepted as valid for leaving Mexico via air. Big sigh.
Saved $25 and boat loads of last minute headaches some transit passengers have fallen victim to timewise.
Hope this info can help others exploiting dirt cheap airfare to Central / South America via Monterrey.
On flight from Quito back to Mexico City, was issued a fresh 180 day permit. Say I'm supposed to cough it up when I leave for Laredo Texas but no one ever asks.
Cocr Brotheler
10-21-20, 07:13
That's great info. To know CTC!
Thank you,
Davis.
JeraldoRivera
10-22-20, 20:03
Do I need to get any kind of visa or document if I cross the walking bridge? I will only be going to mty for 3 days and coming back on foot across the same walking bridge.
What bus station should I go to that has the most buses to mty? Senda, greyhound, another? Thanks.
Do I need to get any kind of visa or document if I cross the walking bridge? I will only be going to mty for 3 days and coming back on foot across the same walking bridge.
What bus station should I go to that has the most buses to mty? Senda, greyhound, another? Thanks.Bus is your option, there are several.
Entering Nuevo Laredo requires nothing, just walk right in. Going to Mty requires a document, but it is rarely even asked for, but have it just in case, it's free for 7 days.
JeraldoRivera
10-24-20, 22:58
Bus is your option, there are several.
Entering Nuevo Laredo requires nothing, just walk right in. Going to Mty requires a document, but it is rarely even asked for, but have it just in case, it's free for 7 days.Hey there!
Do you think its worth it to just take the direct greyhound from sa to NL? Or drive to laredo and cross on foot? I'm wondering what would be faster? Greyhound says its 6.5 hrs from sa to mty. I'm just wondering how jacked up the greyhound crossing is.
CenTexCrash
10-25-20, 08:29
Hey there!
Do you think its worth it to just take the direct greyhound from sa to NL? Or drive to laredo and cross on foot? I'm wondering what would be faster? Greyhound says its 6.5 hrs from sa to mty. I'm just wondering how jacked up the greyhound crossing is.I've done that route both directions. When the bus crosses the bridge, it will glide across, then everyone hops off and collects their luggage from lower cargo hold and enters the main building. Mex side takes about 15 minutes, US side takes about 30 minutes. Then reboard bus. Mex side you get issued a 7 day permit.
Remember Greyhound of Monterrey their station is randomly north of the core of the city, no where near the Autobus Centrale. Either get Uber ready or take the nearby starting point of the Metro rail.
CenTex,
Thank you. You gave us very clear and valuable info on getting to MTY from NL. I will be visiting NL in the second week of December. I hope to make a quick trip to MTY from there.
Funman13.
"Nuevo Laredo becomes the fourth city where the Uber application works in the State, which shows our commitment to Tamaulipas, whom we thank for their trust in choosing us as an option for self-employment and mobility," said David Mínguez, Uber Communication Manager. Since yesterday users in the city manifested the start of operation by the company, such as Alejandro Silva, who took the opportunity to use the service.
"Nuevo Laredo becomes the fourth city where the Uber application works in the State, which shows our commitment to Tamaulipas, whom we thank for their trust in choosing us as an option for self-employment and mobility," said David Mnguez, Uber Communication Manager. Since yesterday users in the city manifested the start of operation by the company, such as Alejandro Silva, who took the opportunity to use the service.That's great news! I can see how pedestrians crossing the border from Laredo, Texas would be much safer being able to use Uber once arriving into Nuevo Laredo. Hopefully, Uber drivers will not be bullied out of those essential tourist hot spots by the Taxi community.
That's great news! I can see how pedestrians crossing the border from Laredo, Texas would be much safer being able to use Uber once arriving into Nuevo Laredo. Hopefully, Uber drivers will not be bullied out of those essential tourist hot spots by the Taxi community.This may be true, another service has been here a short time, Didi. However both services lack drivers. There are many comments on facebook about the unavailability of either service. Hopefully that will improve over time. So far, every time that I tried to use Uber, there were no cars available. The Uber app, with my American account appears to work fine. I have yet to try Didi.
HarleyEvo20
11-05-20, 12:44
I have not been down the NL on several months. Just wondering if any of the bars have reopened or are they still closed? Thinking off taking a trip soon. An update on what is open and what is closed would surely help.
Hi fellas,
I was wondering if anyone from this board has mongered in Ciudad Juarez and if so, what are your thoughts? What makes Ciudad Juarez interesting to me is that 1) it is right across El Paso, TX and 2) Ciudad Juarez also adheres to the "Sala de Masajes" model that Monterrey uses to conduct it's vast P4P businesses successfully.
CenTexCrash
11-05-20, 19:25
Hi fellas,
I was wondering if anyone from this board has mongered in Ciudad Juarez and if so, what are your thoughts? What makes Ciudad Juarez interesting to me is that 1) it is right across El Paso, TX and 2) Ciudad Juarez also adheres to the "Sala de Masajes" model that Monterrey uses to conduct it's vast P4P businesses successfully.I have not seen any reasonable airfare to El Paso from either Texas or California. San Antonio to El Paso is easily 8 hours each way.
There's already access to Laredo, McAllen, Brownsville, maybe Eagle Pass and Monterrey.
From SoCal, you're blowing past Tijuana and Nogales.
That's my two cents.
I have not seen any reasonable airfare to El Paso from either Texas or California. San Antonio to El Paso is easily 8 hours each way.
There's already access to Laredo, McAllen, Brownsville, maybe Eagle Pass and Monterrey.
From SoCal, you're blowing past Tijuana and Nogales.
That's my two cents.CenTexCrash,
For someone who lives or is staying in El Paso for an extended period of time, are the Salas de Masajes in Ciudad Juarez worth the trip across the border from El Paso? Would you be able to tell me how their Salas de Masajes compare to the ones in Monterrey? Can you easily find the GFE and plenty hot girls in Ciudad Juares? Thanks!
Bbond, are you okay? You are not answering.
Funman13.
Bbond, are you okay?.Check your PM.
Slick Willie
11-19-20, 22:35
Just heard rumors that all the bars in Nuevo Laredo will be reopening starting tonight, Thursday Nov. 19.
Just heard rumors that all the bars in Nuevo Laredo will be reopening starting tonight, Thursday Nov. 19.You heard wrong. Very wrong.
Cocr Brotheler
11-21-20, 07:01
CenTexCrash,
For someone who lives or is staying in El Paso for an extended period of time, are the Salas de Masajes in Ciudad Juarez worth the trip across the border from El Paso? Would you be able to tell me how their Salas de Masajes compare to the ones in Monterrey? Can you easily find the GFE and plenty hot girls in Ciudad Juares? Thanks!I only could do them one time in 2015 and my thoughts:
MPs / masajes spread out so getting to them takes some thought and planning. But once I arrived at one of them the chicas very hot and willing. Only downside was there were no beds, just uncomfortable tall massage tables. Maybe in the higher end places (I went mid-range) they have beds even if for a fee.
I was considering ELP / Juarez several weeks ago but airfare relatively to San Diego / Tijuana so much better and not willing to drive 8 horas from DAL. Plus COVID was and still is RAGING in ELP. Now that I have my passport I say I go to MTY but a flight to SAN / Tijuana already booked in January!
Hi guys, I will be in austin from 23rd Nov to 13th Dec and my wife will be giving me some free passes. I don't know when I will be closer to NL again in near life. A friend of mine gave me enough pointers on how to monger there but his joining with me is uncertain. So if anyone is there and willing to take me and another of my mongering friend will be super grateful. And if you ever want to monger in any city in India can help for anything.
Note: I can't speak Spanish. I have mongered at similar places in India (Sonagachi) with similar ambience and safety issues but that's my hometown so I feel confident there alone (even though I have seen mongering horror experiences myself and almost getting kidnapped and lost huge money in past). Mexico being first time I feel a bit scared. Also right now I will be on a tourist us visa. This is one of the prime checklist of my still noob mongering career.
Will be looking forward to pm from fellow mongerers to have me taste pure latina pussy.
Hi guys, I will be in austin from 23rd Nov to 13th Dec and my wife will be giving me some free passes. I don't know when I will be closer to NL again in near life. A friend of mine gave me enough pointers on how to monger there but his joining with me is uncertain. So if anyone is there and willing to take me and another of my mongering friend will be super grateful. And if you ever want to monger in any city in India can help for anything.
Note: I can't speak Spanish. I have mongered at similar places in India (Sonagachi) with similar ambience and safety issues but that's my hometown so I feel confident there alone (even though I have seen mongering horror experiences myself and almost getting kidnapped and lost huge money in past). Mexico being first time I feel a bit scared. Also right now I will be on a tourist us visa. This is one of the prime checklist of my still noob mongering career.
Will be looking forward to pm from fellow mongerers to have me taste pure latina pussy.Austin isn't that close to NL, with the traffic it's about 4 hours and with no Spanish you would probably be disappointed. Even though it would cost more you would probably be better off seeking some of the Latin girls in the Austin area.
Austin isn't that close to NL, with the traffic it's about 4 hours and with no Spanish you would probably be disappointed. Even though it would cost more you would probably be better off seeking some of the Latin girls in the Austin area.I know alone it can be disaster. Logistic is not a issue, due to bad traffic in India any mongering is at least 1 - 2 hour drive unless I call at home. My main goal is to go there and take it as an adventure. So even if it's slightly disappointed, as long as I am not kidnapped / robbed or gun point it's fins. Is it fine to carry cellphone though or only budgeted cash?
I know alone it can be disaster. Logistic is not a issue, due to bad traffic in India any mongering is at least 1 - 2 hour drive unless I call at home. My main goal is to go there and take it as an adventure. So even if it's slightly disappointed, as long as I am not kidnapped / robbed or gun point it's fins. Is it fine to carry cellphone though or only budgeted cash?It used to be a lot of fun and you might have a great time but don't expect it to be overwhelming. In all reality there will probably be better options even though a little more expensive in Austin.
DramaFree11
11-22-20, 15:54
It used to be a lot of fun and you might have a great time but don't expect it to be overwhelming. In all reality there will probably be better options even though a little more expensive in Austin.Yes, agree. Laredo is not a place to be hanging out by yourself, parts are just not safe. Go to MTY. San Antonio is much cheaper then Austin for SA, but then you have to add in the expense of hotel. I have had issue in Laredo, so have others.
The bus is only $$12-20 to MTY.
It used to be a lot of fun and you might have a great time but don't expect it to be overwhelming. In all reality there will probably be better options even though a little more expensive in Austin.But Austin there is a no red light area right? I am mostly in for the red light environment in boys Town. To me personally nothing beats better than a shopping mall like environment.
But Austin there is a no red light area right? I am mostly in for the red light environment in boys Town. To me personally nothing beats better than a shopping mall like environment.Not any more it's not. You will be extremely saddened by the state of it these days. A total waste of time to go there.
Yes, agree. Laredo is not a place to be hanging out by yourself, parts are just not safe. Go to MTY. San Antonio is much cheaper then Austin for SA, but then you have to add in the expense of hotel. I have had issue in Laredo, so have others.
The bus is only $$12-20 to MTY.I mongered in MTY a couple of weeks ago and my experiences were not good. As some of you know, I like the Spas but many had been shut down due to an increase in Covid-19 cases. Police can be seen patrolling streets where the closed Spas which are still trying to operate in secrecy are. I also had 2 really bad experiences with border patrol agents on the way back from MTY as part of of the group traveling by bus. Once, crossing back on bridge 1 and the other crossing the check point back into central Texas. The border patrol agent at bride 1 was doing some type of contact tracing even though they had not proven that any of us where actually sick with Covid-19. Plus, I was really mistreated at both checkpoints to say the least. I believe that border patrol reads this forum too. I heard on the news yesterday that Nuevo Laredo is once again close to non essential travel.
You heard wrong. Very wrong.To expand on that reply. Yes, some bars are, or will be, opening, the ones that have a bar / restaurant permit. Which is in reality like 5 bars.
DramaFree11
11-23-20, 02:41
I mongered in MTY a couple of weeks ago and my experiences were not good. As some of you know, I like the Spas but many had been shut down due to an increase in Covid-19 cases. Police can be seen patrolling streets where the closed Spas which are still trying to operate in secrecy are. I also had 2 really bad experiences with border patrol agents on the way back from MTY as part of of the group traveling by bus. Once, crossing back on bridge 1 and the other crossing the check point back into central Texas. The border patrol agent at bride 1 was doing some type of contact tracing even though they had not proven that any of us where actually sick with Covid-19. Plus, I was really mistreated at both checkpoints to say the least. I believe that border patrol reads this forum too. I heard on the news yesterday that Nuevo Laredo is once again close to non essential travel.You have to take the good with bad. My trips have been awesome, I few bad things happen, but I keep moving forward and learn from your mistakes.
Slick Willie
11-23-20, 05:58
To expand on that reply. Yes, some bars are, or will be, opening, the ones that have a bar / restaurant permit. Which is in reality like 5 bars.I'll buy you a beer in one of those restaurant / bars.
https://i2.wp.com/practicalselfreliance.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/eating-crow.jpg?resize=600%2C446&is-pending-load=1#038;ssl=1.
Not any more it's not. You will be extremely saddened by the state of it these days. A total waste of time to go there.Should I try Monterrey then? If I don't get street hookers in MTY / NL, then I will get something moderate in san antonio or ausin or dallas or Houston to save time and just abandon my mexico dream this time? Which will be value for money? My only concern about MTY / NL is getting robbed or killed (as recently I got robbed in my hometown so little low on confidence).
Conick2000
11-23-20, 18:00
I mongered in MTY a couple of weeks ago and my experiences were not good. As some of you know, I like the Spas but many had been shut down due to an increase in Covid-19 cases. Police can be seen patrolling streets where the closed Spas which are still trying to operate in secrecy are. I also had 2 really bad experiences with border patrol agents on the way back from MTY as part of of the group traveling by bus. Once, crossing back on bridge 1 and the other crossing the check point back into central Texas. The border patrol agent at bride 1 was doing some type of contact tracing even though they had not proven that any of us where actually sick with Covid-19. Plus, I was really mistreated at both checkpoints to say the least. I believe that border patrol reads this forum too. I heard on the news yesterday that Nuevo Laredo is once again close to non essential travel.I've been going by plane but my trips have been awesome. Maybe just bad luck this time around.
Conick2000
11-23-20, 18:01
Should I try Monterrey then? If I don't get street hookers in MTY / NL, then I will get something moderate in san antonio or ausin or dallas or Houston to save time and just abandon my mexico dream this time? Which will be value for money? My only concern about MTY / NL is getting robbed or killed (as recently I got robbed in my hometown so little low on confidence).Yes go to MTY. Way better than NL.
DramaFree11
11-23-20, 19:26
I've been going by plane but my trips have been awesome. Maybe just bad luck this time around.MTY rocks!
DramaFree11
11-23-20, 21:45
Yes go to MTY. Way better than NL.I think any where in the world is better then Laredo at the moment. The only reason to go is to meet a girl from MTY for a night. Easier said then done, 95% will not travel to MTY, that tells you something.
I'll buy you a beer in one of those restaurant / bars.
https://i2.wp.com/practicalselfreliance.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/eating-crow.jpg?resize=600%2C446&is-pending-load=1#038;ssl=1.The ones that I personally am familiar with are, Malinche, Safari, and Banderas. I have been told the Bar Peñon and, in NLBT, Los Arcos, are also open, I have not personally confirmed that. Many restaurants also serve beer, supposedly with food, but I have sat and drank without ordering food.
To Anyone Reading This.
Thanks for taking the time to read this post. I currently reside in Monterrey, Mexico. Retired military here and former Army BRAT (born, raised, and trained for those who don't know the acronym).
Been living and traveling throughout Mexico via 6 months visa-free.
I'm planning to do a border crossing via Nuevo Laredo to Laredo, Texas. Will spend a day or two there, then re-enter Nuevo Laredo, Mexico for another 6 months visa-free by border crossing.
All things considered, is the border in Nuevo Laredo allowing Americans visa-free entry, or should I just take a round-trip by flight?
Your info and advice is greatly appreciated. Looking forward to your replies. Thanks & Happy Holidays 2020!
CenTexCrash
11-28-20, 17:45
To Anyone Reading This.
Thanks for taking the time to read this post. I currently reside in Monterrey, Mexico. Retired military here and former Army BRAT (born, raised, and trained for those who don't know the acronym).
Been living and traveling throughout Mexico via 6 months visa-free.
I'm planning to do a border crossing via Nuevo Laredo to Laredo, Texas. Will spend a day or two there, then re-enter Nuevo Laredo, Mexico for another 6 months visa-free by border crossing.
All things considered, is the border in Nuevo Laredo allowing Americans visa-free entry, or should I just take a round-trip by flight?
Your info and advice is greatly appreciated. Looking forward to your replies. Thanks & Happy Holidays 2020!The USA authorities will not give you any hassles for walking into Texas.
The key step you HAVE to do in this attempt is if you're not a Mexican national / holder of Mexico passport, before walking the bridge, find the Nuevo aduana / Citev building and hand return your tourist permit. Not doing this may result in getting the run around, possible fines when re-applying for a fresh 180 day Mexico permit. (You want to remain on their good side and have proof that you exited Mexico before going past the 180 day mark).
Everything else doesn't seem to be an issue.
The USA authorities will not give you any hassles for walking into Texas.
The key step you HAVE to do in this attempt is if you're not a Mexican national / holder of Mexico passport, before walking the bridge, find the Nuevo aduana / Citev building and hand return your tourist permit. Not doing this may result in getting the run around, possible fines when re-applying for a fresh 180 day Mexico permit. (You want to remain on their good side and have proof that you exited Mexico before going past the 180 day mark).
Everything else doesn't seem to be an issue.To CenTexCrash:
Thank you for your reply.
Yes, I'm native-born California, former Army BRAT & retired Army going on 8 years. I'm currently renting a long-term Airbnb place until I save up enough money to apply for a long-term resident visa, at the same time, renew my driver's license in the near future. I'm learning and studying Spanish online via YouTube videos.
My 6 month visa-free stay expires on Christmas Day. I plan to do this "visa run" sometime early or mid-December. I've done visa-runs in the past throughout SE Asia.
When I said "all things considered", I did read the various posts and forums here about other's various adventures and experiences; good & bad. So, by arming myself with this knowledge and info, I can determine for myself whether or not to do a visa-run by foot, or do it safe by flight. Personally of course, I want to save money just like everyone else. However, due to the current global situation with the virus and pandemic, again "all things considered".
Again, thank you & have a great weekend!
The USA authorities will not give you any hassles for walking into Texas.
The key step you HAVE to do in this attempt is if you're not a Mexican national / holder of Mexico passport, before walking the bridge, find the Nuevo aduana / Citev building and hand return your tourist permit. Not doing this may result in getting the run around, possible fines when re-applying for a fresh 180 day Mexico permit. (You want to remain on their good side and have proof that you exited Mexico before going past the 180 day mark).
Everything else doesn't seem to be an issue.Good evening!
My sincere apologies for the trouble. Do you know if Mexican Immigration at the Nuevo Laredo Border Crossing will grant me a 180 day visa-free pass, or only for 7 days? Purpose: non-essential travel (simply, I just want to continue my residence at my Airbnb apartment in Monterrey while living my day-to-day life). I'm not re-entering for mongering, etc. I'm just a simple Asian-American who's retired Army, living and traveling abroad (in my case, Mexico), learning and studying Spanish online, meeting new & different people, and enjoying life in peace.
My apologies for not being specific about wanting to return / re-enter for another 180 days.
With sincere gratitude. Again, thank you.
I need to re up on some meds I take.
I bought them when I was I Cancun last time and wanted to confirm if anyone can tell me if they sell them in NL st the pharmacy.
Phentramine (appetite control).
Tramadol.
Also, if you know of either one requires a scrip to purchase.
Thanks in advance.
I need to re up on some meds I take.
Phentramine (appetite control). Tramadol.Phentramine, isn't even considered medicine, it is a supplement or dietary aide, available on ebay.
It is often confused with other drugs that have a very similar name. So be careful buying that here.
Tramadol is an opiate, so normally, a script is needed.
Phentramine, isn't even considered medicine, it is a supplement or dietary aide, available on ebay.
It is often confused with other drugs that have a very similar name. So be careful buying that here.
Tramadol is an opiate, so normally, a script is needed.Thanks Bond.
JeraldoRivera
12-11-20, 09:23
Hey all,
Thought ID write a quick report on my visit.
I crossed into NL walking the bridge, was 1 $. No lines goin to Mexico was fast AF. I asked the immigration people if I needed any documents or the FMM to visit NL. They said no as long as I stay in NL and don't leave to visit MTY or something.
I felt safe after crossing the bridge and in the main center area. I've been in far sketchier places and the Taxi drivers and hotel staff were saying there is currently peace. There were a lot of people out in the streets and shopping, dentists, pharmacies were plentiful.
I stayed at Hotel Colon Plaza. It was decent but at 85 $ night way too expensive. The food in their restaurant was average. I was able to walk to Starbucks but it was a 10 minute walk and it was after dark but around 7 or 8 pm. A lot of people in the Starbucks and that was the better area IMO. I think its a best western right across the street and that's where ID stay if I went again.
I finally hit pay dirt on SA and got a chica I been talking to for a couple months to come visit me in NL. She was sketched out before but once we got there it was actually pretty chill in NL.
Walking back over the bridge to US was ez, think it was 5 pesos. The line was a bit longer and it was mid week around 2 pm. Took about 40 minutes wait. No issues. I parked over by the outlets mall and it was 10 bux a day.
That's my story.
I stayed at Hotel Colon Plaza. It was decent but at 85 $ night way too expensive. The food in their restaurant was average. I was able to walk to Starbucks but it was a 10 minute walk and it was after dark but around 7 or 8 pm. A lot of people in the Starbucks and that was the better area IMO. I think its a best western right across the street and that's where ID stay if I went again.The Best Western is about $70 a night right now, but down the road from it, towards Walmart, are the Real Inn and Quality Inn, both at about $55 a night.
Cocr Brotheler
12-16-20, 07:03
I need to re up on some meds I take.
I bought them when I was I Cancun last time and wanted to confirm if anyone can tell me if they sell them in NL st the pharmacy.
Phentramine (appetite control).
Tramadol.
Also, if you know of either one requires a scrip to purchase.
Thanks in advance.I posted in here not too long ago (September) of the loopholes to bring in not more than 50 dosage units of whatever medicine you require however I think strong opioids Yes are off limits. I think maybe far less powerful codeine may be include but not sure. The Zolpidem I brought back (there are two manufacturers) does not seem the same for me, makes me weird feeling the next day so I don't use it. Next trip down to N.L., Progreso or Mata. I will try the other brand. The Xanax they sell (Tafil) which I brought back from Juarez in 2015 and I saw in Progreso in Sept. is the real deal the same as USA However I no use it as much for sleeping cause makes me sluggish the next day.
Happy drug or puta hunting until vaccines roll out in the Spring!
Cocr Brotheler
12-16-20, 07:11
You have to take the good with bad. My trips have been awesome, I few bad things happen, but I keep moving forward and learn from your mistakes.Verdad (true).
When I went to MTY last May 2019 I arrived late Sat. and didn't start hunting until Sun. morning. Didn't expect one spa in Centro area to be open but knocked on the door at 1030 AM and was greeted by a nice chica who just happened to be there. Had a great Sunday morning phuck and great rest of the day + Mon. And part of Tuesday. Been hankering to get back but with COVID, passport renewal and now another shut down just saving for perhaps March! Direct flights down from DFW and HOU! .
DramaFree11
12-16-20, 17:07
Verdad (true).
When I went to MTY last May 2019 I arrived late Sat. and didn't start hunting until Sun. morning. Didn't expect one spa in Centro area to be open but knocked on the door at 1030 AM and was greeted by a nice chica who just happened to be there. Had a great Sunday morning phuck and great rest of the day + Mon. And part of Tuesday. Been hankering to get back but with COVID, passport renewal and now another shut down just saving for perhaps March! Direct flights down from DFW and HOU!.Hey,
Good post. I am using an expired Passport. I am almost it is not an issue, due to COVID, nobody had said a word, but you might want to double check, As far as the spas I am not sure if they are working. During the week MTY is somewhat back to normal, weekends are on lockdown. They say it ends next week, but they are being very conservative in MTY.
Cocr Brotheler
12-18-20, 07:25
Hey,
Good post. I am using an expired Passport. I am almost it is not an issue, due to COVID, nobody had said a word, but you might want to double check, As far as the spas I am not sure if they are working. During the week MTY is somewhat back to normal, weekends are on lockdown. They say it ends next week, but they are being very conservative in MTY.Thank you DF! I have no immediate plans to go down to MTY due to relocating from ATX to DAL the next month however appreciate the info. I was booked for SAN / Tijuana next month however cancelled due to primarily CA lock downs. I know the routine for SGs in Tijuana however I also like to enjoy HK regular bar / club and scared of the makeshift speakeasy. Also like to return to U.S. every evening and enjoy dinner and beers which now locked down. So I booked San Jose Costa Rica since now re-open, only 10PM curfew but day MPs open + chicas inside Castillo and Sportsmen's + chicas outside Sportsmen's waiting to get in you can lure away! I know well the San Jose scene and always enjoyed day hunting anyways versus Del Ray at night which is now closed 2 X (as a business switching to regular tourism even before COVID and 10 PM curfew).
When I lived in South Florida 12 years it was only C.R. and Colombia and never Mexico. But now in Texas I also have great MEX options when open and also CR and sometimes CO flights work out! It's all good and great to go somewhere.
DramaFree11
01-03-21, 01:01
4 Hour wait at the border driving, back to the states. Tomorrow will be worse. You better leave very early in the morning or be prepared.
Does Nuevo Laredo have any current lockdowns or curfews? My quick trip to MTY was moved to later this week. I was thinking when I would cross would be around midnight. Are there any busses running that late? Any issues with getting a taxi at the bridge to take me either to the bus station or a hotel? Is the office to get the "visa" for travel past NL open that late?
DramaFree11
01-03-21, 17:04
4 Hour wait at the border driving, back to the states. Tomorrow will be worse. You better leave very early in the morning or be prepared.Lines were even worse this morning. Usually I defend the Border Agents, but this is a serious safety and health issue. No excuses.
CenTexCrash
01-03-21, 21:11
4 Hour wait at the border driving, back to the states. Tomorrow will be worse. You better leave very early in the morning or be prepared.Sounds like the usual post-Christmas. The migrants aka "paisanos" from Midwest, Northeast, Canada go home to Mexico for 2-3 weeks during Christmas, then here they all are heading back to Minnesota / Ontario / Virginia etc all at once.
Same thing happens in Easter.
DramaFree11
01-03-21, 21:34
Sounds like the usual post-Christmas. The migrants aka "paisanos" from Midwest, Northeast, Canada go home to Mexico for 2-3 weeks during Christmas, then here they all are heading back to Minnesota / Ontario / Virginia etc all at once.
Same thing happens in Easter.Holly shit it was terrible. This morning, I looked on the page and the wait was over 6 hours. On side note, made some mistakes traveling to MTY for the Holidays, it just was not that great everyone was with there family. I still managed to have fun, but I had to work much harder then normal.
I would have went to Moscow, but the Restriction, it was the best option. Next year I will be back in Moscow for the Holidays, the rest of the year every 10-12 I will be in MTY, with a couple of trips to Tijuana mixed in. Happy New Year.
JeraldoRivera
01-06-21, 00:26
Hey there,
I see the pedestrian bridge is 24/7 but has it ever closed due to covid? Senda is still running tons of buses from NL to mty I assume correct?
DramaFree11
01-06-21, 03:05
Yes, buses, go almost every hour, no issues.
Hey there,
Senda is still running tons of buses from NL to mty I assume correct?Senda and their Norte lines run at 3 am, 3:30 am, 4:40 am. Search for Boletos, Groupo Senda on google to see full schedule.
JeraldoRivera
01-11-21, 02:04
Anybody done some dumb shit like take cab from NL to mty? I lost my cabbies number so I can't ask how much. Anybody got a guess? Anybody want to recommend a cabby?
I may miss the window on a senda bus and instead of waiting an hour was considering cab. Thanks.
DramaFree11
01-11-21, 18:13
Anybody done some dumb shit like take cab from NL to mty? I lost my cabbies number so I can't ask how much. Anybody got a guess? Anybody want to recommend a cabby?
I may miss the window on a senda bus and instead of waiting an hour was considering cab. Thanks.I have tried a few times usually, but they say no. You are looking at $150-200, Uber is much cheaper, but you probably will not be able to find a driver. I did take it one time from the airport in MTY to Laredo it was $100, with Uber. Good luck.
DramaFree11
01-11-21, 22:56
Anybody done some dumb shit like take cab from NL to mty? I lost my cabbies number so I can't ask how much. Anybody got a guess? Anybody want to recommend a cabby?
I may miss the window on a senda bus and instead of waiting an hour was considering cab. Thanks.Have fun in MTY. I should be back Sunday or Monday. Let me know if you need any help.
JeraldoRivera
01-11-21, 23:31
I have tried a few times usually, but they say no. You are looking at $150-200, Uber is much cheaper, but you probably will not be able to find a driver. I did take it one time from the airport in MTY to Laredo it was $100, with Uber. Good luck.I crossed over today. Taxi guy said about 2500 pesos. Luckily I hit my senda bus at 2 p and didn't have to wait till 330 p.
Df, if your in mty pm your number I can meet up with you during the day before I start plugging all these girls on my list. LOL.
On side note. I crossed ped bridge but nobody there would give me the fmm. They said I had to go to another bridge so I said fuk it and ran the gauntlet. Made it to mty without the feds boarding the bus at the checkpoint.
Anybody done some dumb shit like take cab from NL to mty? I lost my cabbies number so I can't ask how much. Anybody got a guess? Anybody want to recommend a cabby?If you PM me with details of your expected arrival time I can ask around. I do know some taxis that go to MTY, no idea what they charge nor the hours that they will consider traveling. Money is tight right now, so, out of necessity, some drivers may be willing to go that ordinarily wouldn't.
DramaFree11
01-12-21, 02:57
I crossed over today. Taxi guy said about 2500 pesos. Luckily I hit my senda bus at 2 p and didn't have to wait till 330 p.
Df, if your in mty pm your number I can meet up with you during the day before I start plugging all these girls on my list. LOL.
On side note. I crossed ped bridge but nobody there would give me the fmm. They said I had to go to another bridge so I said fuk it and ran the gauntlet. Made it to mty without the feds boarding the bus at the checkpoint.Awesome news. When I have passed the checkpoint the last couple of times, I have noticed they have had buses pulled over and were inspecting them. They are definitely getting stricter. I will be there next week, but everything depends on work. I will keep you updated.
CenTexCrash
01-14-21, 19:26
On side note. I crossed ped bridge but nobody there would give me the fmm. They said I had to go to another bridge so I said fuk it and ran the gauntlet. Made it to mty without the feds boarding the bus at the checkpoint.Recap post of getting FMM card in Nuevo Laredo. Keyword asking taxi to take quick stop at CITEV en route to bus station.
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?430-Nuevo-Laredo&p=2494811#post2494811.
JeraldoRivera
01-15-21, 17:24
Recap post of getting FMM card in Nuevo Laredo. Keyword asking taxi to take quick stop at CITEV en route to bus station.
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?430-Nuevo-Laredo&p=2494811#post2494811.Thanks! Kind of a pita its not on the bridge. How do you pronounce citev in Spanish? Is it seetev? Or edificio de immigracion I guess I could say right? I'm hoping the taxi drivers know wtf I'm talking about. My bus to mty didn't get checked coming or goin from NL.
Do you guys think the new covid neg test results for entering the us will apply to us land crossers? Like wtf if I just go for 3 days?
DramaFree11
01-17-21, 06:27
They are definitely checking T. Visa driving into Laredo now. They are getting stricter by the day. No time to play around if you are driving or taking the bus. They were turning away cars today that did not have the correct paperwork. I would have a Dr. Note as well moving forward.
Slick Willie
01-18-21, 23:37
Was planning a short trip down to NL this weekend when I saw some rumors on the internet that we may be looking at a military government in the US starting some time this week. Don't know how this is going to affect crossing the border, as they may try to keep certain people from escaping, but it's something to keep in mind.
Check it out here:
https://toplessvegasonline.com/trump-doubles-down/
The part about "Peaceful Transition to Military Power" starts about halfway down, Stephanopoulos interview.
John Clayton
01-19-21, 04:33
...when I saw some rumors on the internet that we may be looking at a military government in the US starting some time this week. ...If it's on the internet, it must be true.
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RikyMichaels7
02-03-21, 02:44
Was down at BT Nuevo this past weekend. Someone got shot right outside one of the bars at 7 am. You go at your own risk.
DramaFree11
02-03-21, 14:46
Was down at BT Nuevo this past weekend. Someone got shot right outside one of the bars at 7 am. You go at your own risk.Laredo is not safe after dark, it has been like this for several years. Day time is ok, but get your stuff done and get out.
RikyMichaels7
02-04-21, 00:21
Laredo is not safe after dark, it has been like this for several years. Day time is ok, but get your stuff done and get out.One of the girls that works in a bar in BT drove over to my hotel to see me last Saturday night. She was delayed by an hour due to a shootout near the airport. While in a taxi, I spotted at least 4 or 5 trucks with 50 cal machine guns on top. And they were not the soldiers. You also need to be wary of checkpoints that are manned by certain individuals that will rob you. This place is dangerous as hell.
Was down at BT Nuevo this past weekend. Someone got shot right outside one of the bars at 7 am. You go at your own risk.These days. Only fools go to boystown. Don't be a fool stay away from there.
One of the girls that works in a bar in BT drove over to my hotel to see me last Saturday night. She was delayed by an hour due to a shootout near the airport. While in a taxi, I spotted at least 4 or 5 trucks with 50 cal machine guns on top. And they were not the soldiers. You also need to be wary of checkpoints that are manned by certain individuals that will rob you. This place is dangerous as hell.I live here, 12 years now, I am not afraid to venture anywhere. But I will tell you, if you are unaware of the dangers, and the precautions that you must take, then this is no place for you.
DramaFree11
02-04-21, 09:47
One of the girls that works in a bar in BT drove over to my hotel to see me last Saturday night. She was delayed by an hour due to a shootout near the airport. While in a taxi, I spotted at least 4 or 5 trucks with 50 cal machine guns on top. And they were not the soldiers. You also need to be wary of checkpoints that are manned by certain individuals that will rob you. This place is dangerous as hell.Thank you, yes so sad, but true. I have been trying to get girls from MTY to meet me in Laredo. They will meet me there once then they reduce t go back. Good luck, thank you for the information.
RikyMichaels7
02-04-21, 23:01
Thank you, yes so sad, but true. I have been trying to get girls from MTY to meet me in Laredo. They will meet me there once then they reduce t go back. Good luck, thank you for the information.Anytime Drama. Nuevo Laredo used to be a lot of fun when Papaguayos and the bars La Mina, Jorrochos and Montera were open. Now it is nothing but a hell hole. Acuna is not as bad but nothing much happening there. Guess I will stick to Hong Kong, Chavelas and Chicago in Tijuana. Take care!
Laredo is not safe after dark, it has been like this for several years. Day time is ok, but get your stuff done and get out.Granted I haven't been to NL since last February. I haven't done much of anything since I left there because of covid. But this has not been my experience about being around after dark. And I would say I would probably make a good target and I take plenty of risks and stick out like a soar yet I haven't been robbed or shot.
RikyMichaels7
02-05-21, 00:26
I live here, 12 years now, I am not afraid to venture anywhere. But I will tell you, if you are unaware of the dangers, and the precautions that you must take, then this is no place for you.Well, I am aware more than ever now and choose to stay away. My first clue should have been when my friend from there got killed a few years back. Thanks.
What is the best course of action if someone wants to run to Laredo and buy some boner pills and get some action? Are the bars open and if so what are the hours to get a lady. I always stayed at hotel fiesta and hit the bars around 10 or 11 PM.
DramaFree11
02-05-21, 02:15
What is the best course of action if someone wants to run to Laredo and buy some boner pills and get some action? Are the bars open and if so what are the hours to get a lady. I always stayed at hotel fiesta and hit the bars around 10 or 11 PM.Boner pills yes. Running the streets in Laredo is not a good idea.
RikyMichaels7
02-05-21, 07:00
Boner pills yes. Running the streets in Laredo is not a good idea.There are hardly any bars open downtown. There are bad boys all over the city fully armed. They are robbing people with Texas plates at stop lights called clandestine checkpoints. I know this from first hand experience but got let go because they knew the waiter that drove me back to my hotel and waived us on. Not worth it. Not worth your life. If Bbond tells me to stay away from BT then I know to stay away.
What is the best course of action if someone wants to run to Laredo and buy some boner pills and get some action? Are the bars open and if so what are the hours to get a lady. I always stayed at hotel fiesta and hit the bars around 10 or 11 PM.A couple bars are open at night, but nothing compared to the past. Action, should you choose to call it that, now is mainly in the street, within the first 3 or 4 blocks from the bridge. Most girls hang out around the old market, or within a block from there, at night. Malinche, Safari and Arizona are the open bars, and can get busy Friday and Saturday nights.
DramaFree11
02-05-21, 17:49
There are hardly any bars open downtown. There are bad boys all over the city fully armed. They are robbing people with Texas plates at stop lights called clandestine checkpoints. I know this from first hand experience but got let go because they knew the waiter that drove me back to my hotel and waived us on. Not worth it. Not worth your life. If Bbond tells me to stay away from BT then I know to stay away.It has been bad for awhile now and even bond recognizes the scope of the violence, not good.
CenTexCrash
02-18-21, 16:18
Anyone local in NLaredo know if they still have power / heat / and water? And groceries? And if gringos can check in to a hotel room?
DramaFree11
02-18-21, 17:33
Anyone local in NLaredo know if they still have power / heat / and water? And groceries? And if gringos can check in to a hotel room?You will be fine, just call the hotel. The roads are clear. I am heading back to Austin tomorrow. I will be grinding away at Tree Damage for the next several months. Life is good. Stay safe and warm.
It was announced that more bars had been given permission to re-open, so this weekend should see a least some of them open.
It has been bad for awhile now and even bond recognizes the scope of the violence, not good.Boystown is now in a transformation stage. Many new bars, including the famous Montera Bar from downtown is relocating there. It is being heavily guarded (and not by the local authorities either). Severe penalties for those who abuse. Expect a resurgence, never be like the old days. But expect it to improve greatly over what it has recently been.
DramaFree11
03-14-21, 22:06
Boystown is now in a transformation stage. Many new bars, including the famous Montera Bar from downtown is relocating there. It is being heavily guarded (and not by the local authorities either). Severe penalties for those who abuse. Expect a resurgence, never be like the old days. But expect it to improve greatly over what it has recently been.Great report, but this does not change how dangerous Laredo is, especially at night. Just not worth the risk.
Great report, but this does not change how dangerous Laredo is, especially at night. Just not worth the risk.Can't deny that it is dangerous here. There have been some shooting going on, but that is so common it is almost considered normal. Usually happens when the fools attack the police or military, and get their asses shot off. At the present very little of what goes on now has to do with the power struggle between cartels. That could change at any time. Nuevo Laredo is a very lucrative port, both for legitimate and illegitimate trade. With Joe Biden's policies now in effect, the human smuggling rings are having field days, which makes drug smuggling easier.
RikyMichaels7
03-30-21, 23:13
Boystown is now in a transformation stage. Many new bars, including the famous Montera Bar from downtown is relocating there. It is being heavily guarded (and not by the local authorities either). Severe penalties for those who abuse. Expect a resurgence, never be like the old days. But expect it to improve greatly over what it has recently been.Hi Bbond:
Any update on the status of the new Montera opening up in the zona de tolerencia?
Hi Bbond:
Any update on the status of the new Montera opening up in the zona de tolerencia?It's open, not quite like old days yet, but we're working on that.
Slick Willie
03-31-21, 16:45
It's open, not quite like old days yet, but we're working on that.I was there last Friday night. It was dead. Keep working on it, bro.
I was there last Friday night. It was dead. Keep working on it, bro.Saturday nights have been the most busy, only been open a couple weeks, more people are becoming familiar with it.
Supposed to have 4 or 5 girls starting there tonight, out of towners, looking to make some money. 4 rooms available in back to take them to.
DramaFree11
04-09-21, 02:48
Can't deny that it is dangerous here. There have been some shooting going on, but that is so common it is almost considered normal. Usually happens when the fools attack the police or military, and get their asses shot off. At the present very little of what goes on now has to do with the power struggle between cartels. That could change at any time. Nuevo Laredo is a very lucrative port, both for legitimate and illegitimate trade. With Joe Biden's policies now in effect, the human smuggling rings are having field days, which makes drug smuggling easier.I have been to Laredo 4 times in the last couple of weeks. I have 3 girls that have agreed to take the bus from MTY and meet me in Laredo. Usually I drive, but a couple times I took a cab. Be prepared you can wait 20-30 minutes or longer at night. I can not explain why, but I am sure it had to do with safety issues. I meet the girl and go straight to the hotel. Better safe than sorry. During the day no issues and at night you need to be very careful. Restaurants and hotels ok, bars I would say probably not, but that is an individual choice.
Be prepared you can wait 20-30 minutes or longer at night. I can not explain why, but I am sure it had to do with safety issues.Wait where? Often in the evening there is heavy traffic entering Mexico by vehicle, that is only wait I have ever experienced.
DramaFree11
04-10-21, 05:03
Wait where? Often in the evening there is heavy traffic entering Mexico by vehicle, that is only wait I have ever experienced.Directly after crossing the border there were zero cabs Sunday night 7 pm. On 2 separate occasions we had to wait at the bus stop for over 20 minutes. I usually drive, but I had a lot of work checks on and I did not want to deal with the border agents. I had an incident in the past, I need to learn from my mistakes.
There were also issues last year when I was traveling to Laredo we had issues getting cabs at night.
There were also issues last year when I was traveling to Laredo we had issues getting cabs at night.When cabs are scarce at the border, you can walk up to the plaza, 1st stop light as you head south, across from Pollo Loco, a 3 or 4 minute walk. Usual wait for a cab there is less than 5 minutes, if there are none available when you arrive.
DramaFree11
04-12-21, 00:45
When cabs are scarce at the border, you can walk up to the plaza, 1st stop light as you head south, across from Pollo Loco, a 3 or 4 minute walk. Usual wait for a cab there is less than 5 minutes, if there are none available when you arrive.I did that, it was terrible.
I did that, it was terrible.Did a little research, asked around a bit. Many cabs stop working at 5 pm on Sunday now, as there is very little demand for them. Uber and Didi both are here, but getting a ride is nearly impossible, due to the lack of drivers.
DramaFree11
04-12-21, 16:43
Did a little research, asked around a bit. Many cabs stop working at 5 pm on Sunday now, as there is very little demand for them. Uber and Didi both are here, but getting a ride is nearly impossible, due to the lack of drivers.Yep, does not make a lot of sense. I have used Didi, a couple times 15-30 minutes wait. Uber impossible.
RikyMichaels7
04-13-21, 04:56
Bbond, are Emilianos or Jorrochos open?
Bbond, are Emilianos or Jorrochos open?Jarochos, yes, Emilianos no, Malinche, on back side of Emilianos also open.
I posted this in the Tijuana forum but it applies to all of Mexico. Bbond, I would love to hear your opinion on this.
This is something I have pondered for a decade and a half. I still have no concrete answer to solving it that I am willing to stand on. The issue is it is systemic, in not only the leaders of the government, but has filtered down to the every day employee (as I paraphrase Travv quoting Dugan Flanakin). My only idea to repairing it, there ain't no fixing it, is to go back to the earlier days when both sides had a "kinder, gentler, machine gun hand".
Ideas, suggestions, or a well thought out thesis would be wonderful. Ain't none of us going to be right, correct, or even know, until time plays it out. I guess I'm just wanting to know what your best thoughts on your best bet.
I posted this in the Tijuana forum but it applies to all of Mexico. Bbond, I would love to hear your opinion on this.
This is something I have pondered for a decade and a half. I still have no concrete answer to solving it that I am willing to stand on. The issue is it is systemic, in not only the leaders of the government, but has filtered down to the every day employee (as I paraphrase Travv quoting Dugan Flanakin). My only idea to repairing it, there ain't no fixing it, is to go back to the earlier days when both sides had a "kinder, gentler, machine gun hand".
Ideas, suggestions, or a well thought out thesis would be wonderful. Ain't none of us going to be right, correct, or even know, until time plays it out. I guess I'm just wanting to know what your best thoughts on your best bet.I don't think is something that can be solved. They are just going to have to grow out of it, very gradually. I know few people here that are, as far as I have seen, very honest and straight, would not steal a dime or take something that wasn't theirs.
I know many others that will take advantage of every opportunity presented them, and take what they can. But that is everywhere, not just Mexico. Mexico where law enforcement uses their authority to steal, I have even seen video of firemen and police ransacking cars after a fire or a crash and taking what they can. Corruption is so deep and wide spread, people have come to expect it. Over time, with increasing wages and living conditions that will improve, but it's going to take a very long time. It's so deep and wide spread, it is hard to even believe that a country, next door to the USA, could be so dirty.
DramaFree11
05-15-21, 17:52
Crossed last night on the way to MTY. The last 3-4 times I have my paperwork has not been checked at the Checkpoint, but again they had another bus pulled over. So you need your visa if traveling to MTY.
Crossed last night on the way to MTY. The last 3-4 times I have my paperwork has not been checked at the Checkpoint, but again they had another bus pulled over. So you need your visa if traveling to MTY.Get the paper at bridge 2, it's easy, free if 7 days or less.
DramaFree11
05-16-21, 20:43
Get the paper at bridge 2, it's easy, free if 7 days or less.Yep, you definitely need the Visa now.
CenTexCrash
05-21-21, 02:02
Conflicting reports that tornados touched down ravaging both sides. Some parts of NL without power and water. NL airport suffered structural damages. Texas side water supply effected some neighborhoods under a boil notice. Not sure what's true and if it's blown thru or will take days / weeks to get night scene straightened out.
DramaFree11
05-21-21, 02:31
Conflicting reports that tornados touched down ravaging both sides. Some parts of NL without power and water. NL airport suffered structural damages. Texas side water supply effected some neighborhoods under a boil notice. Not sure what's true and if it's blown thru or will take days / weeks to get night scene straightened out. Yep, I was coming back from MTY. There was definitely damage. Things should be pretty much back to normal now. They were without power for a day or 2.
Conflicting reports that tornados touched down ravaging both sides. Some parts of NL without power and water. NL airport suffered structural damages. Texas side water supply effected some neighborhoods under a boil notice. Not sure what's true and if it's blown thru or will take days / weeks to get night scene straightened out.All true, except was not tornado, just very strong winds, some as high as 90 MPH. Some people that lived in older wooden structures had their homes completely destroyed. The electric company reports 81% of city has power restored, and I know people without power and they just Thursday got water back. It is far from returning to normal, city is littered with trash and tree limbs, some very large power poles are still down. The electric company has crews from several nearby cities, including Monterrey, here to help. Bottled water is scarce to non existent, a friend tried to buy a generator in Laredo for his house in Nuevo Laredo, none were available. Even areas with power restored are experiencing power outages as they reroute and reconnect power lines that were damaged and temporarily repaired. Back to normal? Not hardly.
Yep, I was coming back from MTY. There was definitely damage. Things should be pretty much back to normal now. They were without power for a day or 2.Update, some areas are now on their 6th day without power. Including homes and businesses, and about 1/3 of Boystown.
Conick2000
06-01-21, 02:52
I arrived in Nuevo Laredo Saturday. Decided to drive and leave my car at the border. Crossed the border. Asked for a visa. I was directed to a building next door. Walked around the building. No one could help me. Then one gentleman told me I needed to get a taxi and pointed some where out side the building. Gave up and just crossed into mexico. Got a taxi to the bus station. Partying in Monterrey then came back and crossed back into the US today.
Slick Willie
06-01-21, 03:57
I arrived in Nuevo Laredo Saturday. Decided to drive and leave my car at the border. Crossed the border. Asked for a visa. I was directed to a building next door. Walked around the building. No one could help me. Then one gentleman told me I needed to get a taxi and pointed some where out side the building. Gave up and just crossed into mexico. Got a taxi to the bus station. Partying in Monterrey then came back and crossed back into the US today.You get the visa (FMM) at Bridge 2; it's a short walk from Bridge 1, or if you are in a hurry, just take a cab.
Slick Willie
06-01-21, 04:02
Ley Seca will be enforced in Nuevo Laredo this weekend because of the elections. That means no alcohol is supposed to be sold from Friday June 4 at midnight till Sunday June 6 at midnight. Don't know if all the bars are going to observe this or not.
Conick2000
06-01-21, 15:00
You get the visa (FMM) at Bridge 2; it's a short walk from Bridge 1, or if you are in a hurry, just take a cab.I rather take the cab then go to the bus station. Do you know what I tell the cab so he knows where I want to go? A building name or something?
I rather take the cab then go to the bus station. Do you know what I tell the cab so he knows where I want to go? A building name or something?You go to CIITEV close to bridge 2 on the Mexico side. A very short cab ride from bridge one.
Ley Seca will be enforced in Nuevo Laredo this weekend because of the elections. That means no alcohol is supposed to be sold from Friday June 4 at midnight till Sunday June 6 at midnight. Don't know if all the bars are going to observe this or not.Yes, bars will observe the law, or risk being closed with a large fine to pay in order to re-open. Applies even to NLBT.
Conick2000
06-01-21, 22:54
You go to CIITEV close to bridge 2 on the Mexico side. A very short cab ride from bridge one.Thanks for the help.
MacGyver22
06-16-21, 22:53
It's been quite a while since I've been down here and the world is such a different place these days.
What are the cost ranges for ladies at the bars and the rooms? I'm assuming the rooms are a separate charge.
I'm guessing $40-60 USD for a short time and $10-20 for a room, but could be way off.
DramaFree11
06-17-21, 04:11
It's been quite a while since I've been down here and the world is such a different place these days.
What are the cost ranges for ladies at the bars and the rooms? I'm assuming the rooms are a separate charge.
I'm guessing $40-60 USD for a short time and $10-20 for a room, but could be way off.Laredo is just too dangerous, especially at night.
It's been quite a while since I've been down here and the world is such a different place these days.
What are the cost ranges for ladies at the bars and the rooms? I'm assuming the rooms are a separate charge.
I'm guessing $40-60 USD for a short time and $10-20 for a room, but could be way off.That's pretty close, perhaps just a tad high though.
Conick2000
06-17-21, 20:11
Laredo is just too dangerous, especially at night.I read a couple of weeks ago some women went for a dentist appointment and never came back. When I don't want to drive I'll go there then straight to the bus station and that's it.
MacGyver22
06-18-21, 04:04
That's pretty close, perhaps just a tad high though.I walked around and didn't see hardly anything out there. I knew not to get my hopes high, but wow, what a sad state of affairs. Only Jarachos was really open, and maybe three ladies total. There was a younger one outside at the place who was definitely on "something".
I saw maybe a couple other ones more who were more subtle, or perhaps I was just being optimistic and they weren't available at all.
I did see two pretty hot chicas on a side street stopping and talking to cars as they drove by, but something didn't seem right and then they were gone.
I was hoping this would scratch an itch until I made it back to Monterrey, but no luck.
Laredo is just too dangerous, especially at night.While I can't disagree totally with that, the only place I have been close to, and hid from, shooting, was in Monterrey.
Conick2000
06-18-21, 16:24
While I can't disagree totally with that, the only place I have been close to, and hid from, shooting, was in Monterrey.Someone was trying to take you out in Monterrey?
Someone was trying to take you out in Monterrey?No, was a shooting in the street, about 11 am, where I was, about a mile south of Holiday Inn Express Monterrey Tecnologico. Two cars took out one guy in another car, in traffic. Causing several wrecks and the death of the guy they were after. If you are familiar with that part of town, always a lot of traffic. Many fender benders and worse, people trying to avoid the shooting.
Conick2000
06-20-21, 00:11
No, was a shooting in the street, about 11 am, where I was, about a mile south of Holiday Inn Express Monterrey Tecnologico. Two cars took out one guy in another car, in traffic. Causing several wrecks and the death of the guy they were after. If you are familiar with that part of town, always a lot of traffic. Many fender benders and worse, people trying to avoid the shooting.Dam.. 11 am, them guys got started early in the day.
DramaFree11
06-21-21, 12:48
While I can't disagree totally with that, the only place I have been close to, and hid from, shooting, was in Monterrey.One point of clarification. I do feel Laredo is safe during the day and early evening, probably safer then most American Cities. At night, is a different story, you do have to be very careful.
YouHadMeAtbbbj
06-29-21, 22:48
Well, I should be in Laredo and I can probably get the day off. Looking to cross the border and have fun.
Can't drink, definitely don't want to be there overnight.
Is boystown open?
Though I'm more of a hotel and outcalls kind of guy.
YouHadMeAtbbbj
06-29-21, 23:06
So I should be in Laredo tomorrow, early afternoon.
I thinking cross the border, check out boystown, then head back over in the evening or early morning. What's the safest way to do that?
DramaFree11
06-30-21, 12:51
So I should be in Laredo tomorrow, early afternoon.
I thinking cross the border, check out boystown, then head back over in the evening or early morning. What's the safest way to do that?Skip Laredo and head to MTY. This is the safest way.
YouHadMeAtbbbj
06-30-21, 21:35
Ah, that's a little too much for a days fun.
There any love hotels on this side of the border?
Well, I should be in Laredo and I can probably get the day off. Looking to cross the border and have fun.
Can't drink, definitely don't want to be there overnight.
Is boystown open?
Though I'm more of a hotel and outcalls kind of guy.Yes,
Boystown is fully open. Although very slow during the week. It gets better Friday and Saturday. Sometimes I cruze thru Sunday morning its still almost full of cars.
Downtown is very slow also during the week. Picking up on weekends. Jarochos hasnt seen a large crowd since it reopened. The larger crowds were in malinche and safari.
Sad to say, the hotel and outcall in NL is pretty dismal. There are a few, but I haven't found anything I really liked.
BTW, I've lived in NL since 2001. I do think the shooting and violence is a little exaggerated. Not saying it doesn't happen. But in just over 20 years I have only seen personally one time.
I was eating at the applebees and shots were fired on the main street in front. The manager hurled all people in the restaurant back into the small area in the back for about 15 to 20 min.
I have heard of shots being fired in other place from different people quite a few times.
I just made a round trip a couple weeks ago, NL to Monterrey, then to Tampico. Then back to NL. I used the bus. Didn't see any problems. I was wanting to go back because I had made.
A lot of personal contacts, but this situation about the NL to Monterrey highway spooked me a little. But I read all the media in English and Spanish. It looks like right now, personal vehicles are.
Being carjacked on the free road. But still may be better for me to go to Reynosa then straight to tampico to avoid the highway for now.
If anyone elses knows any more about the highway situation please let me know.
So I should be in Laredo tomorrow, early afternoon.
I thinking cross the border, check out boystown, then head back over in the evening or early morning. What's the safest way to do that?Effective today, 1st of July, bars ordered closed for 15 days. Don't know if this includes boystown or not, will find out later today.
Effective today, 1st of July, bars ordered closed for 15 days. Don't know if this includes boystown or not, will find out later today.Just heard from manager of the Montera, he will be open.
Nuevo Laredo will maintain, at least for 15 more days, the restrictions imposed by the state government on Covid-19.
In the decree published yesterday in the Official State Newspaper, the current measures are extended, until at least July 31, among which are the sale of alcohol -in warehouses, supermarkets and convenience stores- allowed from Monday to Friday until 8:00 at night, on Saturdays until 3:00 in the afternoon and on Sundays as "Dry Law".
This weekend, from midnight Friday the 30th until midnight Sunday the 1st. Ley Seca, no alcohol sales, including the zona.
Conick2000
08-02-21, 18:36
You go to CIITEV close to bridge 2 on the Mexico side. A very short cab ride from bridge one.Thanks. I am able to walk across bridge 2 and will this put me in walking distance from CIITEV?
Thanks. I am able to walk across bridge 2 and will this put me in walking distance from CIITEV?No, bridge 2 is vehicle traffic only. CIITEV is a short cab ride from bridge 1, you could walk it, but the cab fare be like only 50 pesos.
Conick2000
08-03-21, 05:05
No, bridge 2 is vehicle traffic only. CIITEV is a short cab ride from bridge 1, you could walk it, but the cab fare be like only 50 pesos.Okay, do you normally have the cab driver wait while you get the FMM?
Okay, do you normally have the cab driver wait while you get the FMM?Never have used taxi, always gone with a friend. But I suppose it would be a good idea, because it isn't exactly easy to find one when you get the FMM. Every time I have ever gotten one, there was no wait, no one in front of me. And kind of a messed up walk getting back to bridge 1.
RikyMichaels7
08-13-21, 02:23
Bbond / Others:
I am moving back to San Antonio Sept 1 and was wondering if you could give me the lowdown on what's happening over there in Nuevo Laredo. Heard there were several shootouts on the 9th with several dead. I have also heard that there are more bars open in La Zona. Do you recommend against going to the Zona for safety reasons at this time? How about even coming to the downtown area of Nuevo Laredo. Your candid opinions will be appreciated. Thanks.
CenTexCrash
08-13-21, 06:59
Arrived super early in Nuevo Laredo at 9 am Wednesday morning. Drove up the the Citev building and walked into the left wing to obtain a 5 day FMM card. When digging thru my car trunk, found an old FMM card from months ago, and randomly thought of one time guard mentioned the card does need to be turned in.
Proof that I'm not hoarding them and trying to stay on their good side. You know. Diplomacy.
So to stay on their good side, appease USA-Mexico relations, walked up to desk and asked for 5 day permit and showed them an old card they could mark as returned and discard. Instead this happened.
Sir, this card expired April 3 it is now August 4. You overstayed your visit in Mexico! You have to pay the full 6 month price of 575 pesos before I can issue a replacement permit! Cash or card?
Neither, that's just trash. And I didn't over stay, I returned to Nuevo Laredo at 11:30 pm, your office was closed for the night. (Last I checked they're closed 10 pm-6 am).
He insisted the FMM services is 24/7, and we argued for a bit about show some hospitality and let me spend my visitor dollars in MTY and*not be scared off by BS fines.
After we came to conclusion that I wasn't paying the fine (he probably made up) he TOSSED my passport in my general direction told me to buzz off.
Chanced it went to Monterrey anyways. On eventual return trip to Nuevo Laredo, bus was boarded by Mex agent, was an older guy I pretended to sleep face turned away and he never bothered me and hopped back off bus.
MORAL: If entering / exiting via land, fewer headaches to just toss the FMM card.
QUESTION: Did they expand hours to 24/7 like he claims? Because if so,*am looking at a Mex flight would fly out of MTY 11 am so if there is late night FMM card night before in Nuevo that would be super helpful right about now.
Bbond / Others:
I am moving back to San Antonio Sept 1 and was wondering if you could give me the lowdown on what's happening over there in Nuevo Laredo. Heard there were several shootouts on the 9th with several dead. I have also heard that there are more bars open in La Zona. Do you recommend against going to the Zona for safety reasons at this time? How about even coming to the downtown area of Nuevo Laredo. Your candid opinions will be appreciated. Thanks.Things are, in one way or another, always changing, but also somewhat staying the same. Shootings happen, mostly late at night, but can happen at any hour. Most downtown bars close at 10 now, a couple stay open late. The zona itself is relatively safe, it's getting there and back that can be somewhat dangerous, but I know people that make that trip almost every night, without any issues. Even with almost 30 bars now open in the zona, it is still but a shell of it's former self.
Arrived super early in Nuevo Laredo at 9 am Wednesday morning. Drove up the the Citev building and walked into the left wing to obtain a 5 day FMM card. When digging thru my car trunk, found an old FMM card from months ago, and randomly thought of one time guard mentioned the card does need to be turned in.They are supposed to be open 24/7, but you may encounter delays going in there at odd hours, they are poorly staffed at night. I never have turned mine in, always just toss it. A 7 day permit is free.
https://www.click2houston.com/news/investigates/2021/08/05/texas-to-be-first-state-to-make-buying-sex-a-felony/And thus concludes my Texas habit. I've been going to Tijuana several times a year the past few years but even with a free flight it's ridiculously expensive. I haven't been to NL since the early 2000's and have no idea where to go or how to go about it. I haven't been to Boys Town since the early 90's. Anyway, I live in Austin would like to make the trip down soon but only available during the week. Is the Zona open during the week? Are there bars in town that have ladies such as the old Huradura? Would anyone be interested in meeting up and showing me the lay of the land so to speak?
And thus concludes my Texas habit. I've been going to Tijuana several times a year the past few years but even with a free flight it's ridiculously expensive. I haven't been to NL since the early 2000's and have no idea where to go or how to go about it. I haven't been to Boys Town since the early 90's. Anyway, I live in Austin would like to make the trip down soon but only available during the week. Is the Zona open during the week? Are there bars in town that have ladies such as the old Huradura? Would anyone be interested in meeting up and showing me the lay of the land so to speak?Been a few years since I have done BT In NL but have been wanting to visit. I live and of San Antonio and would be interested in coordinating with you A visit to BT.
wileycoyote1
08-17-21, 03:41
And thus concludes my Texas habit. I've been going to Tijuana several times a year the past few years but even with a free flight it's ridiculously expensive. I haven't been to NL since the early 2000's and have no idea where to go or how to go about it. I haven't been to Boys Town since the early 90's. Anyway, I live in Austin would like to make the trip down soon but only available during the week. Is the Zona open during the week? Are there bars in town that have ladies such as the old Huradura? Would anyone be interested in meeting up and showing me the lay of the land so to speak?I am done. This is real bad for anyone caught. I used to have family in Laredo so crossing for adult entertainment was not an option. I drove down once but had to leave due to work. I am in Austin now and family relocated north. I am looking to go down in the fall. My spanglish is OK. Hopefully the border situation will improve.
RikyMichaels7
08-17-21, 06:58
Things are, in one way or another, always changing, but also somewhat staying the same. Shootings happen, mostly late at night, but can happen at any hour. Most downtown bars close at 10 now, a couple stay open late. The zona itself is relatively safe, it's getting there and back that can be somewhat dangerous, but I know people that make that trip almost every night, without any issues. Even with almost 30 bars now open in the zona, it is still but a shell of it's former self.Thanks for the info Bbond. I appreciate it. What makes going to and from the zona dangerous exactly? Thanks.
Would anyone be interested in meeting up and showing me the lay of the land so to speak?Nuevo Laredo is no where what it once was, but still plenty available. I live here and am usually available, shoot me a PM and we can work out a meeting.
Conick2000
08-17-21, 22:16
And thus concludes my Texas habit. I've been going to Tijuana several times a year the past few years but even with a free flight it's ridiculously expensive. I haven't been to NL since the early 2000's and have no idea where to go or how to go about it. I haven't been to Boys Town since the early 90's. Anyway, I live in Austin would like to make the trip down soon but only available during the week. Is the Zona open during the week? Are there bars in town that have ladies such as the old Huradura? Would anyone be interested in meeting up and showing me the lay of the land so to speak?How is Tijuana expensive if you have a free flight?
How is Tijuana expensive if you have a free flight?Because I live in 1990-2000 prices and times. The good old days!
Because I live in 1990-2000 prices and times. The good old days!It's the little things that add up plus the current state of the airline industry. I spent about $300 just getting there and back.
My direct 7:50 am flight was delayed 2 hours as soon as I passed security. I got a $4 coffee and sat at the unopened bar and thought about going back home and coming back later. I live about 20 minutes from ABIA but it's a $22-36 cab / Uber each way so decided to wait it out. Bar opens and get a message flight delayed again another hour. So I order a jack and coke for $11. As I'm finishing my drink my flight gets canceled. Get a message that my flight has been rebooked through Denver at 4 pm with a 2 hour layover there. Order another jack and coke because I'm fuming! Get hungry an eat an $11 dry sandwich. Get to Denver have two more drinks, not as expensive BTW. Finally get on my flight get to San Diego and take a $70 Uber to the border. Take a $5 cab to my hotel. Seems to be $5 no matter where you go. Uber is a little cheaper but difficult to book standing at the border. $2.50 Uber from hotel to the zona $5 cab back and be sure to confirm before getting into the cab, if not $7. Sure you can say FU and get out but he's going to want $2 for getting in. Coming back to the border crossing is completely unpredictable. Could be 30 minutes, could be 10 hours this 2.5, $60 to $70 to back to the airport, flight home is delayed by 3 hours. Another $11 sandwich and may as well have few drinks. $26 cab / Uber to get home. And sure there's a $5 trolley from San Diego and back but it's over an hour, you most likely have to stand the whole time, everyone is looking at you like they know what you're up to and after dealing with the airline and the line at the border plus your clothes still smell like the chicas at Hong Kong. The whole thing is a big pain in the ass. The chicas are unbelievable tho so.
Because I live in 1990-2000 prices and times. The good old days!It's the little things. Airport food and drinks, cabs / ubers to and from the airport and border. I spent roughly $300 getting there and back with a free flight. Was supposed to be a 3 HR direct flight there each way. Both got delayed and or canceled and rebooked. Stuck eating Shitty yet expensive airport food, and I'm going to need several expensive airport drinks to keep me from losing my shit. Cab to airport $30 ish each way but still cheaper than long term parking. Cab / Uber from San Diego to border $60-70 each way It adds up.
KC Questor
08-18-21, 19:53
It's the little things. Airport food and drinks, cabs / ubers to and from the airport and border. I spent roughly $300 getting there and back with a free flight. Was supposed to be a 3 HR direct flight there each way. Both got delayed and or canceled and rebooked. Stuck eating Shitty yet expensive airport food, and I'm going to need several expensive airport drinks to keep me from losing my shit. Cab to airport $30 ish each way but still cheaper than long term parking. Cab / Uber from San Diego to border $60-70 each way It adds up.I totally get that little things add up, but it is your choice to spend on those extra things. I can live without alcohol for 8 hours if necessary. The trolley from San Diego to the border is $2. 50 and only takes 10-20 minutes longer than a cab.
What gets me is the prices going up even with COVID. It's the Mexican way that when customers leave and there is less money coming in you raise prices to make up the difference -- most people would think you'd reduce prices to encourage people to return. It makes some sense the way they do it -- the only people who are there now are the desperate ones who want pussy no matter the cost. But I can't get over how a $60 girl two years ago is insisting on $100 for 30 minutes now. With a room, tips, and buying her one drink, that's $140 for a half hour.
https://www.click2houston.com/news/investigates/2021/08/05/texas-to-be-first-state-to-make-buying-sex-a-felony/Texas state is not worried about human trafficking. They're worried about sex between consenting adults.
I made a pass through Nuevo Laredo Friday evening. I arrived around 5 and got a room at the Fiesta Hotel about 4 blocks from the border. Room was $600 pesos plus $200 deposit. The room was clean and the air conditioner was cold. No issues about bringing in girls. BBond helped me out finding an agency. They had a girl there in less than an hour. She was a little older looking than her pics but close enough. Damage was $1500 for an hour. Later that night I walked around downtown. There were no issues finding ladies out and about. The prices ranged from $1000 to $500 per hour. I didn't feel threatened or nervous while I was walking around. Just stay aware and out in the open and it shouldn't be an issue. Until it is. The Federal police roll through occasionally and everyone kind of stands around waiting on them to leave. Saturday morning I checked out, got my $200 back, and was through customs within 30 minutes of leaving my hotel.
NeilGeorge
10-12-21, 02:04
Damage was $1500 for an hour. Later that night I walked around downtown. There were no issues finding ladies out and about. The prices ranged from $1000 to $500 per hour.Way, way too much $ for me. Maybe if it were in pesos?
Way, way too much $ for me. Maybe if it were in pesos?I'm sure he means pesos. But 500-700 is the norm. 1000 to 1500 is the price they quote strangers that they think can afford it. Trust that, I've lived her 14 years.
KC Questor
10-12-21, 22:27
Way, way too much $ for me. Maybe if it were in pesos?Dude, the symbol for pesos is $
We adopted it from them.
Of course the rate is not US$1500. MEX$1500 is US$75.
NeilGeorge
10-13-21, 01:59
Dude, the symbol for pesos is $
We adopted it from them.
Of course the rate is not US$1500. MEX$1500 is US$75.To distinguish it from other currencies using the $ symbol, the peso is sometimes written as M $, MX $, or MEX $. The symbol MXN replaced the former symbol, MXP.
Sorry, but I am not your "dude."
John Clayton
10-13-21, 02:25
Dude, the symbol for pesos is $
We adopted it from them...
Tru' dat! Very obscure fact, but true. There are many countries that use the peso or the dollar and almost all use the "$" sign. In currency trading, and to be clear in general, it is common to write $US or $COP or $MXN, etc.
Way, way too much $ for me. Maybe if it were in pesos?I just assumed that since we were in the Mexico forum that it would be implied that was in Pesos.
Appalachian
10-27-21, 22:31
I'm trying to cross on foot. Will I have any issues?
Also where should I go to look.
I was in Mexico last week for a few days and forgot to turn in my 7 day FMM tourist visa before I left the border at Acuna.
Is this going to be a problem for me? If so, I do I fix it? I live near Austin.
I was in Mexico last week for a few days and forgot to turn in my 7 day FMM tourist visa before I left the border at Acuna.
Is this going to be a problem for me? If so, I do I fix it? I live near Austin.I have never turned one in, and never had any problems.
I have never turned one in, and never had any problems.Thanks Nr Bond.
CenTexCrash
10-31-21, 06:01
Might be going to MTY next week.
Just got a distress on WhatsApp. Either it's a new policy or a gringo buddy got shaken down for $25 the MEX govt doesn't deserve.
Maybe because he's Asian.
Effective Oct 2021 and or lame excuse: "due to concerns of Corona Virus, leisure travel to Mexico is temporarily suspended. Any foreigners traveling to Monterrey even if less than 6 days still need to pay for the $25 paid pass".
I personally had a near miss in September in Tijuana, and with that in mind prior to this WhatsApp buddy situation, was thinking just saying "essential dental work at clinic in Monterrey" and be as vague as possible.
True $25 is well within my spending budget but I don't believe in shakedowns.
He says they even showed him a sign stating Effective Oct 1 2021 until further notice.
Anyone?
DramaFree11
10-31-21, 15:48
Might be going to MTY next week.
Just got a distress on WhatsApp. Either it's a new policy or a gringo buddy got shaken down for $25 the MEX govt doesn't deserve.
Maybe because he's Asian.
Effective Oct 2021 and or lame excuse: "due to concerns of Corona Virus, leisure travel to Mexico is temporarily suspended. Any foreigners traveling to Monterrey even if less than 6 days still need to pay for the $25 paid pass".
I personally had a near miss in September in Tijuana, and with that in mind prior to this WhatsApp buddy situation, was thinking just saying "essential dental work at clinic in Monterrey" and be as vague as possible.
True $25 is well within my spending budget but I don't believe in shakedowns.
He says they even showed him a sign stating Effective Oct 1 2021 until further notice.
Anyone?This is not new, they selectively enforce this when they want. You need to pay the fee over face the consequences, very simple.
Might be going to MTY next week.
Just got a distress on WhatsApp. Either it's a new policy or a gringo buddy got shaken down for $25 the MEX govt doesn't deserve.
Maybe because he's Asian.
Effective Oct 2021 and or lame excuse: "due to concerns of Corona Virus, leisure travel to Mexico is temporarily suspended. Any foreigners traveling to Monterrey even if less than 6 days still need to pay for the $25 paid pass".
I personally had a near miss in September in Tijuana, and with that in mind prior to this WhatsApp buddy situation, was thinking just saying "essential dental work at clinic in Monterrey" and be as vague as possible.
True $25 is well within my spending budget but I don't believe in shakedowns.
He says they even showed him a sign stating Effective Oct 1 2021 until further notice.
Anyone?I was in Mexico last week with a 7 day pass and used the Acuna crossing. No fee, it was free as normal.
Conick2000
11-06-21, 04:44
This is not new, they selectively enforce this when they want. You need to pay the fee over face the consequences, very simple.I've never had them force this one me. They ask for the fee and I say I'm only here for the weekend. The they give the visa. If they did push back I would just pay it. No biggie. If you fly in the fee is included in your ticket.
Appalachian
11-17-21, 00:06
I'm about to cross border at Laredo. Supposedly I should have no issue.
I bussed from Monterrey to Nuevo Laredo for 24 bucks roughly. I'd have been better off budding across the border but I didn't want to wait the extra 4 hours on the greyhound.
I'm just learning how it works. Trying cross with my passport only. I think I stated I would be here 14 days but I stayed 20. I'm not sure if it matters.
My larger issue is getting back to Tennessee. I went this way to scout the process so that I might return this way later. Flying would have been faster and at about the same price if I booked on time. But I didn't want a set departure date.
Appalachian
11-17-21, 00:10
Well. An update. The bus was boarded just before reaching Laredo at a checkpoint.
They checked my passport and permit. When I flew in I was issued at no apparent cost a 180 day pass. 6 months. So I'm good.
Appalachian
11-17-21, 19:30
It works a little different than I thought but was easy. For a US citizen returning to the US, all I had to do was show passport and tourist permit. 3 checkpoints in total. 1 Mexico, One at the actual border, then another on the US side.
They didn't give me any trouble at all really.
From what I'm reading we can actually walk into Mexico the same way as long as we get the permit but I haven't tried it. I was interested in avoiding the flight.
From what I'm reading we can actually walk into Mexico the same way as long as we get the permit.. You don't need a permit just to walk in. However if you plan on going deeper south, a permit is required to do that.
Appalachian
11-18-21, 20:25
Interesting. So on the Mexico side of that city, nuevo Laredo visiting girls is legal right? I have heard the city is dangerous for Americans.
DramaFree11
11-19-21, 01:45
Interesting. So on the Mexico side of that city, nuevo Laredo visiting girls is legal right? I have heard the city is dangerous for Americans.You should not be messing around in Laredo after dark, just too dangerous.
Interesting. So on the Mexico side of that city, nuevo Laredo visiting girls is legal right?Yes.
I have heard the city is dangerous for Americans.I have been living here for 14 years now, take that for what it is worth.
RikyMichaels7
11-20-21, 00:25
Interesting. So on the Mexico side of that city, nuevo Laredo visiting girls is legal right? I have heard the city is dangerous for Americans.Bbond is the best at giving expert advice regarding Nuevo Laredo. I have been down there 4 times this year. Spent time both downtown and at Boystown without any problems. My advice if you are going to Boystown is to get there no later than 10 pm and leave no later than 2 am. Without going into detail, yes it is dangerous. Take my word for it.
Without going into detail, yes it is dangerous. Take my word for it.If you put yourself in a dangerous situation, it can be, but it is very unlikely. Thousands of people live here. Including many Americans.
Conick2000
11-21-21, 07:02
Yes.
I have been living here for 14 years now, take that for what it is worth.You know I've heard the same thing. Then I saw this Mexican porn star that I follow on Instagram advertise she was coming to a club in Nuevo Laredo. I've never stopped there. I always go straight to Monterrey but after seeing her to a club there and seeing others in this chat go to Boystown I am now considering it. Even though I do not know where Boystown is at or the quality of women available.
RikyMichaels7
11-21-21, 20:36
If you put yourself in a dangerous situation, it can be, but it is very unlikely. Thousands of people live here. Including many Americans.I have had two encounters of trouble in the many years I have been down there. The first one was in a popular bar downtown that has since closed where some local (bad guy) kicked me in the ass as I was headed towards the bano. He claimed I was looking at his girlfriend. I grabbed him by the collar and told him vete la verga pendejo and let's take it outside. I'm not backing down to your sorry ass. The bouncer and two waiters came over and broke it up. The waiter pulled me to the side and told me to let it go because this gentleman (ahole) was a rather high ranking dude in a certain organization. I immediately left. That was a stupid move on my part. Second incident was being pulled over in a taxi at a checkpoint right outside the zona by some very nice gentlemen. Luckily, they let us go and I didn't get robbed. So, take it for what it is worth.
DramaFree11
11-22-21, 00:26
You know I've heard the same thing. Then I saw this Mexican porn star that I follow on Instagram advertise she was coming to a club in Nuevo Laredo. I've never stopped there. I always go straight to Monterrey but after seeing her to a club there and seeing others in this chat go to Boystown I am now considering it. Even though I do not know where Boystown is at or the quality of women available.You need to just keep going to MTY. Laredo is fine during the day, but why play with fire.
Was in NL this weekend. NL is definitely not worth skipping past on Saturday nights. I was here for 2 weeks end of September as well. Centro has some very nice street girls hanging out all over every night. Defiantly plentiful any day of the week. Of course weekend is better. Tho I haven't taken part in that action it looks very tempting non the less. Boys town is alive on Saturdays. And while in September there wasn't to much that interested me. Plus I brought the girlfriend and one her friends with. So I already had guaranteed px2. I still found something else I wanted to try for side fun. This Saturday I was there As well. The selection got much better. Plenty variety for all tastes. I ended up having one best times there for a long time. One girl I spent most my time with was an absolute dream. Had me torn as there was a few more I wanted to take for a spin LOL. I also found a app called Didi it's pretty close to uber but you can just use cash. And almost half the cost of taxi not that NL taxi cost much. The cars are much nicer and drivers are younger and just want to finish the trip no hassle that comes with some taxis. Some areas where taxis are hard to get they work great instead of sitting around forever hoping a taxi happens to come by. Been using the app all weekend. Not a single problem with it or the drivers. As for NL being unsafe. I'm probably a perfect target. I take huge risks and put myself in some questionable situations. Yet none has taken advantage of it. I feel perfectly safe in main areas. And while some spots situations might not be perfectly safe. What laregeish city in US is perfectly safe in all areas. Fears of safety in NL is not a concern for me onky first few times years ago was I worried a little. Not anymore after seeing what it's really like. Also if you like juega juega. Its closed down again to my surprise as it was open back in September.
Appalachian
11-29-21, 04:20
Has anyone got pricing for this area? I just traveled through last time. I had been over doing it in Monterrey.
I'm considering a short trip and wanted leads in massage places, walkers, or reasonably priced agency's.
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