Sao Paulo Reports

[Axel Heyst]

What about mobile hotspots, unlimited T-mobile, global roaming? Like this.

https://www.t-mobile.com/hotspot-iot...-mifi-x-pro-5g

I am not sure this product is applicable for what you want to do with it in RJ. Maybe is my answer, because the question is a little bit above my pay grade. KKK. In any case here is a link to PC magazine's review of the product: https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/t-mobi...x-pro-5g-m3000.

PC Mag gives it a 4. 5 Star "OUTSTANDING" review.

[Steve 9696]

Hmm not sure if Google shadow bans select businesses?

Type "Casarao Augusta" or as fall back look up "Tropicalo Club" and Casarao will be two doors to the left.

Even if you type Casarao Augusta you don't get it. But strangely if you type Casarao Boate. It comes up no problem.

[CenTexCrash]

How does one find Casarao on google maps? I'm having trouble finding it. Thanks!

Hmm not sure if Google shadow bans select businesses?

Type "Casarao Augusta" or as fall back look up "Tropicalo Club" and Casarao will be two doors to the left.

[Vagabundo1]

What about mobile hotspots, unlimited T-mobile, global roaming? Like this.

https://www.t-mobile.com/hotspot-iot...-mifi-x-pro-5g

Or even a starlink (see attached). If I have a friend bring me one from the USA can I use that device?

Maybe this should be on the general info thread. But there is also a business opportunity here.

See economist.com for articles on hackers in Brazil. Maybe this is just the group to find talent for that biz. Goes well with fcking, which is part of the 3 F's of Brazilian culture, along with fighting and futbol.

Speaking of which, where are my German soccer fans out there? I could use some authentic German National Team soccer shirts-- will pay Fair Market Value! Since I am from a Hamburg family, which immigrated to Switzerland during the wars, and from thence to Brazil.

Vasco uber alles!

I checked out Google Fi and their unlimited + plan which is $65/ month vrs my T-mobil $50/ month plan. I spend roughly 3 months per year travelling in foreign countries (Brazil exclusively since April 2021), so T-mobil international pass adds another $150/ year to my tab for a grand total of $750/ year all in and in addition they give me Paramount + which is a small perk.

Google Fi unlimited + plan is $65/ month which comes to $780/ year and they throw in a year of YouTube Premium. The only benefit I see in switching to Google Fi would be if I wanted a new phone. For new subscribers Google Fi offers its Google Pixel 8 Pro for $12.46 per month discounted from $41.62 per month with 24 bill credits, Retail price: $999 $41.62/ mo $12.46/ mo with 24 bill credits which comes to $700 back after 24 months.

Or Google Fi offers a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra at $27.08 per month discounted from $50.00 per month with 24 bill credits, Retail price: $1,199.99 $50.00/ mo $27.08/ mo with 24 bill credits. Retail price: $1,199.99 which comes to $550 back after 24 months.

If I needed a new phone I would jump on the Google offer. But I have a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra which is working fine, so I don't think I will change plans right now, but I will keep this in mind when the time comes to buy a new phone.

[Anaggie]

How does the esim work it just allows your phone to connect to local Brazil network? Through the Airalo app.

Download the app. Purchase the eSIM you want for Brazil. Click on install once you are in Brazil. I do it while waiting for bags to come out and connected to airport WiFi.

You need to be connected to WiFi and have an unlocked phone for the eSIM to install.

[HotelAl]

brazil postpones visa requirements for usa, canada and australia citizens to april. Brazilian officials say they have postponed for the second time the reintroduction of requirements to obtain tourist visas for citizens of the usa, australia and canada.

great news.

[Axel Heyst]

The CBJ finally caught up to you. I know that naked feeling as I have been there a few times. Haha. What did you think you could say to change her mind?

Yep, CBJ finally caught up to me. KKK. Probably nothing could have changed her mind, but she did offer BBBJ for a 100 BR upsell which was the final straw (I would have accepted a 100 BR upsell for BBFS, however). Two other gals, one in and Abbobora and another one in Sharon prematurely reached for a condom lying on the nightstand. I merely said not now and they both dropped the idea and gave me decent BBBJ's. But this covered BJ nonsense may be a trend especially among younger Brazilia girls entering the profession post Omicron. I don't know. We will have to wait and see.

BTW that labia massage thing has a word in Japanese. It's called Sumata. And yeah it can be pretty great done right.

This was the 1st time I experienced it in Brazil, but I used to enjoy wet labia massages all the time in Rio Sauna & Familia Nobre in Macau AND occasionally in La Belle & the Lord (my all-time favorite soapy before they were shut down by Thai authorities for stealing city water).

All you gots to do is know some elementary Portuguese, like "sexo oral sem camishina".

I will remember the phrase, but I prefer not to talk about specific acts during the audition assuming a BBBJ is the default. But if my assumption results in few more aborted sessions, I will adapt to the new post-covid world and specify exactly what I want. I did not make it to Casuara this time around partly because of what I was hearing from other punters and partly because by midnight I have already had one girl and if I wanted another girl, I would just hung out at the Boate I was already in.

Have you ever been to Amsterdam? Back in the day when I used to lay over for a few nights in AMS on my way to and from BKK, I used to dabble a little with the store front gals. Everything had to be negotiated before walking into a girl's room. Bra off, kissing nipples; everything was extra and CBJ's was the default in AMS. Good thing I was stoned on Nederhash laced joints and was therefor very flexible. KKK. I also knew I was going to be in SE Asia in a couple of days and my layover was just a warmup for much better things to come.

[Maelstrom]

Download the app "Airalo" and assuming your phone has esim, you get 10 gb for $25/30 days, half the price. I got cancelled by google fi because I sometimes I spend more than 3 months at a time outside of the US and that's against their terms of service. Great report and thanks for taking a stand on the BBBJ, this is exactly what I do, always. This is a Hard No for me anywhere, especially in Brazil where it almost never happens. Cheers.

How does the esim work it just allows your phone to connect to local Brazil network? Through the Airalo app.

[Axel Heyst]

Google Fi always reliable. I used it in prob ten countries last year including stops in Rio and SP. No issues. You do have to wait I a few minutes when you land and reboot phone to get best network. Other than that works like a champ.

I checked out Google Fi and their unlimited + plan which is $65/ month vrs my T-mobil $50/ month plan. I spend roughly 3 months per year travelling in foreign countries (Brazil exclusively since April 2021), so T-mobil international pass adds another $150/ year to my tab for a grand total of $750/ year all in and in addition they give me Paramount + which is a small perk.

Google Fi unlimited + plan is $65/ month which comes to $780/ year and they throw in a year of YouTube Premium. The only benefit I see in switching to Google Fi would be if I wanted a new phone. For new subscribers Google Fi offers its Google Pixel 8 Pro for $12.46 per month discounted from $41.62 per month with 24 bill credits, Retail price: $999 $41.62/ mo $12.46/ mo with 24 bill credits which comes to $700 back after 24 months.

Or Google Fi offers a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra at $27.08 per month discounted from $50.00 per month with 24 bill credits, Retail price: $1,199.99 $50.00/ mo $27.08/ mo with 24 bill credits. Retail price: $1,199.99 which comes to $550 back after 24 months.

If I needed a new phone I would jump on the Google offer. But I have a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra which is working fine, so I don't think I will change plans right now, but I will keep this in mind when the time comes to buy a new phone.

[Knowledge]

That is how any mobile carrier international roaming plan works. GoogleFi's privacy policy is what sets it apart. Like any google product, you have to go through lots of hoops to retain any control of your personal data. Unlike other google products, GoogleFi doesn't offer much cost advantage over competitive products that comply with international personal data protection laws.

Google Fi always reliable. I used it in prob ten countries last year including stops in Rio and SP. No issues. You do have to wait I a few minutes when you land and reboot phone to get best network. Other than that works like a champ.

[Steve 9696]

Have you guys found google fi or tmobile to provide more reliable service in sao Paulo & Rio? My experience with tmobile in sao Paulo is the signal is bad about 20% of the time.

Google Fi always reliable. I used it in prob ten countries last year including stops in Rio and SP. No issues. You do have to wait I a few minutes when you land and reboot phone to get best network. Other than that works like a champ.

[Putero1]

Download the app "Airalo" and assuming your phone has esim, you get 10 gb for $25/30 days, half the price. I got cancelled by google fi because I sometimes I spend more than 3 months at a time outside of the US and that's against their terms of service. Great report and thanks for taking a stand on the BBBJ, this is exactly what I do, always. This is a Hard No for me anywhere, especially in Brazil where it almost never happens. Cheers.

1) International 1 Day Pass: 512 MB of high-speed data and unlimited calling, to be used up to 24 hours, for $5/ day.

2) 5 GB International Pass: 5 GB of high-speed data and unlimited calling, to be used up to 10 days, for $35.

3) 15 GB International Pass: 15 GB of high-speed data and unlimited calling, to be used up to 30 days, for $50.

[BenTiger07]

Axel you seem like a man of means. You should just get Google Fi and chuck all that TMobile crap. It's $70/ mo and does unlimited data in 220 countries. You can pause and restart anytime you want so if you travel irregularly you don't have to pay monthly. I travel a lot so I just keep it year round and it's been a life saver. Finding girls at their incall flats in London. Never being without Wi-Fi. Ever. It's great. Worth every penny.

BTW that labia massage thing has a word in Japanese. It's called Sumata. And yeah it can be pretty great done right.

Have you guys found google fi or tmobile to provide more reliable service in sao Paulo & Rio? My experience with tmobile in sao Paulo is the signal is bad about 20% of the time.

[CoolGregg]

Brazil postpones visa requirements for USA, Canada and Australia citizens to April. Brazilian officials say they have postponed for the second time the reintroduction of requirements to obtain tourist visas for citizens of the USA, Australia and Canada.

[Nounce]

The CBJ finally caught up to you. I know that naked feeling as I have been there a few times. Haha. What did you think you could say to change her mind?

... This girl performed the BBBJ & the labia massage while standing and on the bed. ....

I have a paisa spinner that does this very well. She basically float on my body because she is so light. I can face fuck her at this position and she cooperated very well.