Sosua Reports

[Chris Long]

I recently posted about my awesome trip. But, while I'm at it, let me share my view on someone else's not-so-great time.

Several of us had gone to dinner and, after, we decided to stop by the Sea Breeze bar for a couple drinks before heading to the strip. We arrived at SB to a scene. This big guy from the midwest US was yelling at the pretty little dominicana that works the desk. Security had the situation under control, but it was still a sight to see. When we sat down, someone at the bar quickly filled us in.

Apparently, this guy had moved in a chica for about three days. The chica had told him she needed to leave in the morning and he would have to pay her. They guy said he didn't owe her anything. He had bought her food, stuff for her kids, stuff for her, etc. Perhaps he had given her money as well, I don't know. But she said he still owed her 3000 pesos. Now, what happened next is in dispute. The chica said he choked her. She was screaming and yelling in the room until security was alerted and came to the door. He says he did no such thing. The girl was just causing a scene..

Perfect advice ORourke every newbie and first timer to the DR should read this and follow these three steps. This guy sounds like a real first time know nothing. Shacking up with a chica for a few days is always going to involve more than just the fee, you have to feed her maybe a few gifts here and there they will want minutes for their phone when you are in the store and there will always be the sick kid while she is with you and she will have to send some money back home right away, it's all just part of the territory when you keep them long term. It sounds like this dreamer made the mistake many first timers to the DR make, he thinks this girl actually liked him and was with him just to be with him. You are also right about paying, it's better to pay and just have her go away and learn from the experience.

Chris

[OldKool]

If a girl spends 3 days with you and only wants 3000 pesos to walk away you got a hell of a deal. You always buy everything while she is staying with you that is a given. Some guys have no clue and make it hard on the good guys much the same way bad chicas make it hard for the good girls. This does teach the lesson of always being clear on the amount of everything you do. Magic words are quanto questa.

I agree the guy was an a-hole. He was willing to pay 2000 why not the extra 1000 (Less than $25) and be done with it. The money was cheap insurance against the situation he had to deal with later. IMO he got what he deserved. Most of us have had bad experiences and or lackluster performances by a chica and still paid to buy the peace. I have always felt it is better to pay them and get rid of them than to create a big scene.

[Qualude]

So, regardless of whether he was right or wrong, he could have avoided the whole situation if he hadn't made these three mistakes. It is a shame, really. The DR can be a really fun place. But, if you are not careful, it will chew you up and spit you out.

I agree the guy was an a-hole. He was willing to pay 2000 why not the extra 1000 (Less than $25) and be done with it. The money was cheap insurance against the situation he had to deal with later. IMO he got what he deserved. Most of us have had bad experiences and or lackluster performances by a chica and still paid to buy the peace. I have always felt it is better to pay them and get rid of them than to create a big scene.

[ORourke86]

My challenge will be how I make my on hand cash last for a whole month and leave the ATM's alone.

I'd say this is key. I usually only go for a week or so; but I always have a budget and never allow myself to dip into the ATM. A lot of other guys seem to have less restraint. .

If you can live within your means while you are there-and it isn't hard to do in the DR-you can afford to take quite a few trips during the year.

[Wrx2005]

I'm pretty new to all this. Coming up on my one year mark. So, to say thanks for all the information I've received over the last year, I thought I'd share a bit about my recent trip to Sosua.

In a nut shell: Seven days. Nine girls. Good people. Fair weather.

Glad to hear you had a good trip. My last trip in December had to be one of the best trips I've had. Thanks mostly to some fine, friendly and fuckable new chicas I met (along with my favoritas of course ). And perfect timing being able to juggle all of them within a 2 week period. Jan / Feb will be a welcome challenge, as I will find out what it's like to live in the DR for a whole month. I've talked to quite a few guys that visit for 1 to 6 month stretches, and haven't heard any complaints yet. My challenge will be how I make my on hand cash last for a whole month and leave the ATM's alone.

[ORourke86]

I recently posted about my awesome trip. But, while I'm at it, let me share my view on someone else's not-so-great time.

Several of us had gone to dinner and, after, we decided to stop by the Sea Breeze bar for a couple drinks before heading to the strip. We arrived at SB to a scene. This big guy from the midwest US was yelling at the pretty little dominicana that works the desk. Security had the situation under control, but it was still a sight to see. When we sat down, someone at the bar quickly filled us in.

Apparently, this guy had moved in a chica for about three days. The chica had told him she needed to leave in the morning and he would have to pay her. They guy said he didn't owe her anything. He had bought her food, stuff for her kids, stuff for her, etc. Perhaps he had given her money as well, I don't know. But she said he still owed her 3000 pesos. Now, what happened next is in dispute. The chica said he choked her. She was screaming and yelling in the room until security was alerted and came to the door. He says he did no such thing. The girl was just causing a scene. The truth may never be known.

But here is what I am pretty certain of: this guy could not have handled the situation much worse. IMHO, here are three things he did wrong which we all might learn from:

1. He did not make useful relationships in advance. If you are staying at a place like SB, you shouldn't waste any time introducing yourself to the staff (especially security!) and those guys always sitting at the bar. Get to know people! It costs you a few minutes of your time. Or perhaps a round of drinks (though, stick around a bit and that will surely be paid back!). But it makes for a much better trip. And you never know when you are going to need some insider advice or, in this case, someone in your corner. If no one knows you, no one is likely to come to your defense. So: make some friends. Don't be a loner.

2. If number 1 can be reduced to "be a nice guy", number 2 can be reduced to "don't be an asshole". Never take your frustration out on the staff. They are there to help. If you put your finger in their face and tell them to fuck off (as this guy did) , don't expect much help in return.

3. When things get dicey, pay up, sucka. Sometimes you find yourself in a situation where, even if you have done absolutely nothing wrong, you need to pay up and walk away. Just cut your losses. This guy was in that situation and didn't pay up. The chica demanded that they call the cops. The security guard asked her how much she wanted. She said 3000 pesos. And the guy would not pay it. So they called the cops. While they were waiting for the cops, my buddy called the guy over to the bar and explained that if he didn't pay the 3000 pesos he'd probably be spending the night in jail. This guy had not even considered the possibility that he might be arrested."It's less than $75," my buddy said."Just pay her off." How did this guy respond? He asked us to see if she'd take 2000. She wouldn't. Then he paced around a bit until the cops came. Damn fool. Sure enough, he spent the night in the slammer. And when I spoke with him the next day, it was clear that he would be paying a lot more than 3000 pesos for attorney fees, court fees, settlement, etc.

So, regardless of whether he was right or wrong, he could have avoided the whole situation if he hadn't made these three mistakes. It is a shame, really. The DR can be a really fun place. But, if you are not careful, it will chew you up and spit you out.

[ORourke86]

I'm pretty new to all this. Coming up on my one year mark. So, to say thanks for all the information I've received over the last year, I thought I'd share a bit about my recent trip to Sosua.

In a nut shell: Seven days. Nine girls. Good people. Fair weather.

I was down over the holiday week. I know a lot of people on the boards have commented that the holiday week is a no go because many of the ladies are visiting family. I did not find that to be the case. If anything, I'd say my overall experience was better than when I've visited Sosua in the past. (This was my third trip.)

It's true that there were fewer people around. Some nights (especially mid week) Rhumba was pretty empty. But D'Latin was full and the girl-to-guy ratio was as it should be. There were plenty of very attractive girls. Not one time was I unable to find a pretty girl when I wanted one, and I'm picky! They were everywhere.

And cheap. The last time I was down (Late August / Early September) it was difficult to pull a girl for a short time for 2k pesos and TLN was 3-3. 5k. This time, I opened with 1.5k and usually got an immediate "OK". Some girls would try to push to 2k, but when I made it clear I was firm at 1. k they happily agreed. BBBJ was standard fare. And three of the girls even went for the CIM with no up sell.

I only had one my-kids-blah-blah-blah sad story, which squeezed another 200 pesos out of me. But hey. It's less than $5. And that's what it took to shut her up so I could enjoy the rest of our time. So I did it.

I TLNed one time this trip. I'm not usually an a fan of the all nighter (something about sleeping with a stranger.) , but it was pretty late already (around 2am or so) and one girl really caught my eye. Best decision ever. She agreed to 2.5k but I ended up giving 3k because she was absolutely incredible and I plan to follow up with her for an extended stay in a month or so. Twice at night and one more time in the morning for the hat trick. Total GFE, with the kissing and pillow talk (I speak a little Spanish). She loved to cuddle. She even gave me a back rub (without my requesting it!). She really made me feel like she wanted to be there. And the sex was great. Completely non-rushed. Our second round lasted for an hour and 20 minutes! And no complaints. To the contrary, she was drenched in sweat and creaming all over my cock. When we finished, she was smiling from ear to ear as she wrapped her arms around me. Then we were off to the shower where she took the time to wash me from head to toe. It was incredible. I've never had it so good in Sosua.

My only complaint: few attractive girls were willing to try anal. I haven't had this problem before. Usually, for an extra 500 pesos they are all on board. Not this time. One girl quoted me 10k! No thanks. But most just said no. You can get it, of course. Just not from the little hotties I was pulling. At least not this time. So one night I had to lower my standards and take home a chubby girl. She said she'd never tried anal but would for 2k. I thought she was lying. She wasn't. She squealed like a pig. But she was a good sport about it.

I stayed at the Hotel Sea Breeze for around $35 / night. (It's $40, but if you ask they give you a free night when you stay a week.) Accommodations were as expected. Nothing to write home about, but sufficient. And the water was always warm. Best of all, they have an excellent staff. The night time bar girls are always signing, dancing and having a good time. They really get to know the regular customers. And the security is tight. I like that.

As usual, the other guys staying at the SB were more than willing to share a round and tell some funny stories. I was traveling alone, but it never felt like it. You make friends quickly in a place like SB.

The beach was great. Both of them. Playa Sosua was happening as usual. And the smaller beach closer to the SB was very relaxing. It rained about every other day, but never for very long. Oh well, it is that time of year. It sure beats the sub zero temperatures back home! All in all, a good trip.

[Surfer500]

You mean that you got away with 1000 + 300 + 100 (to her friend) pesos for ST?

Actually, I have scanned 9 pages of this thread but have not seen much about the chica's performance and not anything about the price level today. I remember something about 2-3000 for short time. Can anyone tell me if that is correct? And what about long time?

Thanks

Bellpepper, if you read post # 18578 in it's entirety there was a thorough explanation of the chica's performance. There are several reports over the last few weeks discussing pricing with the chicas. For those with Spanish speaking skills. 1,000 pesos for short time during the day, and no more than 1,500 pesos for just about anyone out at night can be obtained. If you don't speak any Spanish though, you will be at a disadvantage.

Good luck!

[Bellpepper]

Thanks, Buscemi!

[Buscemi]

You mean that you got away with 1000 + 300 + 100 (to her friend) pesos for ST?

Actually, I have scanned 9 pages of this thread but have not seen much about the chica's performance and not anything about the price level today. I remember something about 2-3000 for short time. Can anyone tell me if that is correct? And what about long time?

Thanks

I will not pay more than RD1500 for ST 1-2 hours, MAX RD2000 if she is a stunner and not rushed.
RD1000 for a quick nut is not unheard of, if you speak a little Espanie.

TLN ranges from RD2000-RD2500, NO MORE than RD3000 for good service.
These are typical freelance rates

[Bellpepper]

The past few days have been a little frustrating for me with some of the Dominican Chicas I've encountered walking the streets during the day. A covered BJ, when are you going to cum, your to big, your hurting me, etc. Too much drama and bullshit at times. Since my Dominican wife being on the rag the past few days I haven't had a good experience in the past few days but finally had one last night. The last three nights I've been hanging around Central Bar checking out the Haitan's and observing them. .

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We finished up and I gave her a 300 Peso tip for being such a sweetheart besides the 1, 000 Pesos and got her a Motoconcho to take her back to the Strip. I know now why a lot of guys are going with these Haitian girls. My next trip down here I'm going to spend more time getting to know them and may take a pair of them. Maybe I'll even learn a little French, however it's not necessary as I found out.

You mean that you got away with 1000 + 300 + 100 (to her friend) pesos for ST?

Actually, I have scanned 9 pages of this thread but have not seen much about the chica's performance and not anything about the price level today. I remember something about 2-3000 for short time. Can anyone tell me if that is correct? And what about long time?

Thanks

[Coole Mr]

looking for therapeutic massage, with a happy ending with a attractive massage therapist in sosua. anyone have any suggestions.

thanks

[Mr Enternational]

You are right I guess a lot of us confuse customs with airport security but they all seem like 5-0 to me. What about the random thing how does that really work.

How does it work? It doesn't work. http://www.cracked.com/blog/7-reason...s-perspective/

[Bellpepper]

Thanks to everyone who replied.

I have one last questions. Is it worth going to Cabarete to meet chicas? There are not many recent reports in the Cabarete section and was wondering what the scene was like there.

Thanks!

I have just been in Cabarete. But not for mongering.

First of all, most hotels in Cabarete do not allow chicas. So you have a problem if you want to have a girl overnight.

But there are chicas. The first days I was approached by three chicas when I went on the main (and only) strip between the Esso Station and centre of Cabarete. One gave up when I told her where I stayed. Another wanted me to get up on her moto-bike. Maybe she had a place, but I was not interested that day.

Based on my experience from massage girls in Cabarete I strongly suspect that the price level is higher than in Sosua and that many girls try to rip off first timers. There are many wealthy tourists in Cabarete.

Cheers.

/BP

[Grub1]

You guys confuse the different agencies a lot. Customs never rub your hands with anything. The most contact that most people have with customs is handing them the blue piece of paper after they leave out of immigration. Airport security is the one who rubs your hands and / or bags and puts it in a machine that detects traces of explosive material.

You are right I guess a lot of us confuse customs with airport security but they all seem like 5-0 to me. What about the random thing how does that really work.