Thread: General Reports
+
Add Report
Results 15,286 to 15,300 of 24245
-
03-01-14 17:50 #8960
Posts: 1068Originally Posted by Quick Love [View Original Post]
-
03-01-14 03:44 #8959
Posts: 49Originally Posted by Quick Love [View Original Post]
-
02-28-14 22:54 #8958
Posts: 69I was just made aware that I can't get PM's unless I'm a senor member or I pay for the membership, so I will be paying for a subscription later today, I intend to increase my Tijuana visits and would like to get to know some cool people to hang with while down there.
-I did question the taxi driver why he was charging me that much when it should only be $5 per location. And he was giving me a hard time explaining why. He seemed cool up to that point. And I didn't really want him to wait for me, but he offered and I didn't expect to be that long.
Like I said this is a cautionary tale, when you go so often to Tijuana you may forget about some of the rules because nothing ever happens to you, and you become complacent. But you can't let down your guard because thats when someone is just waiting to take advantage of you.
-
02-28-14 22:26 #8957
Posts: 536Some effect
Originally Posted by BigRiddah [View Original Post]
Good question. Certain days in that timeframe can have an effect on chicas working, Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter.
You are correct in assuming that many chicas are Catholic and may observe those days, but not to the effect that it shuts down business. There's always chicas making money, even during holidays.
Visiting before or after a holiday is just about the same, because if a chica intends to skip work, she'll want to make money before, and then upon return want to get back in the grove making money.
You should be fine.
Cheers,
Keg
-
02-28-14 20:58 #8956
Posts: 96Hi all,
There is a treasure trove of travel tips in here in General Reports, so I've been reading the fine forum in order to not be a stoopid Americano tourista.
I'm planning a visit for a couple days in April and would like to know if the quality & quantity of working girls decrease during the days leading up to Easter Sunday? I am aware that many Mexicans are Catholic and was wondering if they might go home & visit family, and choose not to work in observance of Good Friday through Easter Sunday.
Should I visit before just before Easter or immediately following Easter? If I do make it to Tijuana then I will certainly be posting reports here on ISG.
Thanks in advance,
BR
-
02-28-14 08:53 #8955
Posts: 583Originally Posted by Artisttyp [View Original Post]
I got face covers now for the massage table.
-
02-28-14 08:43 #8954
Posts: 3851Originally Posted by Guitarrefreak [View Original Post]
You are a little naive though! But you learn by trial and error like everybody else.
-
02-28-14 06:58 #8953
Posts: 583My opinions of similar situations evolved over time
First off, I am definitely not a local, and I speak horrible spanish, but it makes the girls (and sometimes guys) laugh so what the fuck, I don't care, I have also being pulled over by cops a few times driving down there and was able to maintain a reasonably courteous conversation and not have them rob me or give me shit.
Introduction complete.
For taxis and meseros, they are always trying to push your limits, obviously, $50 is a very high price, you may or may not have tried to reason with him but it is water under the bridge, point is, did you ask him politely (and perhaps sarcastically) if he was really serious? When someone gives me shit like that, I ask him, do I look like a tourist? You don't think I know how much this should cost? Most of the time this shuts them up completely and they will offer me something reasonable or ask me what I would like to pay.
Or did you just fork over the money like he asked? In that case, hopefully this is a lesson well learnt.
I used to be naive (still am, in some cases) and just chose the path of least resistance, being there for a while has certainly toughened me up a little, and I don't put up with as much shit as I used to.
Nothing that I have said is intended to make you feel like shit (sorry, forgot who the original poster is while writing this) , but the lesson learnt, and I shall quote from a movie I like very much, boiler room, in which ben affleck's character says "behave as if"
Happy mongering.
Originally Posted by ItsMeBeyatch [View Original Post]
-
02-28-14 06:29 #8952
Posts: 285You paid $50. You got robbed. I would have welcomed the police. But then again I also am a Mexican / American and would have straight up told him to fuck off. No disrespect but he saw a sucker and took advantage of it. In Tijuana always talk price before anything happens. Talk to these guys with confidence and don't be afraid to say no and be firm with them. This includes the chicas when negotiating. Walk and talk like you've been there before.
Originally Posted by Quick Love [View Original Post]
-
02-28-14 04:41 #8951
Posts: 821The harassing beggars
I was in Tijuana during the New year holidays, hanging out in the bars and the alley.
There were about half a dozen beggars, including an old woman in a wheel chair, who would follow me around, begging noisily and were very annoying. Around the tacos stalls, there were different guys who would beg for money or tacos. I could not eat in peace. I just ignored them like other Mexicans.
1 hairy, scrawny, filthy, old guy was following me all around the block, speaking fairly good English, giving me all kinds of shit about how I was too cheap to give him change. I just hate these stupid lazy begging assholes.
He was so invasive and annoying, he really pissed me off. So I turned around and told him loudly " FUCK OFF! POLICIAS!" He immediately shut up and walked away. The next night he found me wandering in the alley but just looked at me with fear without even approaching.
So calling policias to stop harassing beggars should work. I used it on other beggars and they left me alone. If you even give them a dime, next time they will remember you and target you again.
My local friends told me the people who parade children around the tacos stands begging for food or money have been arrested. So you no longer see them begging there.
Put the policias to work for you so they have less time and energy harassing and stealing from gringos and putas.
-
02-28-14 03:59 #8950
Posts: 3192Originally Posted by Quick Love [View Original Post]
First, there are about 50, 000, 000 taxis in greater Tijuana. You certainly don't need to have one wait for you. If you truly do, you discuss how many stops you're going to make, your intended destination, and then come to a price. Otherwise, just let him go and get another when you're ready.
Now as far as the $7 goes, where was your hotel? IIRC, you were staying at Camino Real? Was this a Yellow (or Economico) taxi, or a Taxi Libre? A $7 fare, from just past Plaza Rio (the location of Camino Real) to the Zona Norte, is about what an Economico will charge, as their fares are based on zones. You can't get "anywhere" in Tijuana for $5. It doesn't work that way, and prices vary depending on which taxis you're using and the distance involved.
-
02-28-14 01:20 #8949
Posts: 69To add to my bad luck. Keep in mind this is a cautionary tale. Taxis
Originally Posted by Quick Love [View Original Post]
===============================================
Greetings,
It appears from your post that you don't quite understand the Forum's Private Message service.
To use the Forum's Private Message service, both you and the Forum Member you are trying to contact must be either a subscriber or a Senior Member.
For more information, please read: http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/announcement-subscriptions.php?
If you cannot afford $20 dollars to buy a subscription, then perhaps you can convince another forum member to purchase a subscription for you.
Jackson
-
02-27-14 22:46 #8948
Posts: 1068Originally Posted by SleazySteve [View Original Post]
-
02-27-14 07:35 #8947
Posts: 38Originally Posted by Tony Giavanni [View Original Post]
Hey guys what's the deal with the passport card. At Otay Mesa I heard the wait time on a Sat afternoon was like 5 min if you had the card. Is the wait similarly short at San Ysidro? Is this correct that I have to send off my current passport in the mail and they will return it with the card?
Thanks to the poster with the review of Cien Anos. I've been curious about that place but I can't seem to get away from Villa Saverios, its my absolute fav.
-
02-27-14 06:30 #8946
Posts: 119Originally Posted by Phordphan [View Original Post]