Sosua Reports

[Charles Pooter]

Reports on here get repetitive over time, so I applaud Tempoecorto's initiative in posting his report as a poem. But frankly it is not very good. Does not even rhyme.

[Oakie]

Did you call her on the number of the phone she stole, and did she still deny taking it

I once gave some money to a chica who called me later and said she had been robbed.

She wanted me to pay her again!

I said, isn't it lucky they didn't steal your Iphone too?

Lol

[Charles Pooter]

One trusted girl who stayed with me before took a cheap cell phone when I left it on the table ... later I called her but she denied taking.

Did you call her on the number of the phone she stole, and did she still deny taking it

[Oakie]

I almost feel a sense of satisfaction that just maybe my training has given them the edge to conquer a gringo, so to you gringos who ended up with our playmates from days gone by, well Your Welcome!

The Tall Man.

Reminds me of a conversation I had with local family members, while drinking beer in Charamicos one Sunday.

I asked a couple of the local young guys, how they felt about old gringos fucking all their beautiful young chicas.

They laughed and said, that by the time you guys get to them, we have already had them and gave them their kids, and you get them when we're done with them!

They start very young down here, so if it is you that is "training them" you could be in trouble with the law, LOL.

[Tempoecorto]

I just did a 7 day stint in Sosua.

Highlights:

1) It was very very hot and it rarely rained. I never went out during.

The time when the sun was high up in the sky. I also never walked the.

Center because of the fact that I did not need to go to my usual.

Restaurant at new Garden. On one occasion, in fact the last night, I.

Made a point to drive through the center but it was a sad spectacle. I.

Think the Austrian Schintzel place has closed. There were hardly any.

Women around and I was witness to the police (a woman cop at that).

Chasing a woman. Who ran and took shelter in a colmado but the police.

Came with big gun - 8/9 of them, big truck to chase a puny woman who.

Looked hungry.

2) Perhaps this is the low season but I found the place is slowly losing.

Its character. Construction boom, some one is investing speaking of.

Which, I heard the Chinese are putting in money. Indeed the mountain.

Road to Santiago that I did is much improved and it would be a lot.

Better when in the next 2-3 years it gets completed.

3) The exchange rate at Caribe express was 51.20 for the US dollar.

4) I found a very good Italian restaurant in Cabarete. Called Cabarete.

Beach restaurant, the food is excellent, it also has a great location.

With a pool on one side and the sea right the other. It takes about 15.

Minutes driving out of Sosua and is part of some VIVA thing, located.

Before the main drag and traffic light of Cabarete.

5. I never picked a woman out on the street. They all came to me and.

Never paid more than 1800, starting from a 1200, but I did have various.

Gifts, especially food and I never had them overnight. Most women washed.

The dishes and left the bed re-made but I had to ask. In short I had.

Very little to complain about except the punctuality but we cannot have.

It all. As time rolls on, I find it hard to produce enough bodily fluid.

To manage 2 women each day on a regular basis. What a sad state of.

Affairs. Famine when away and fiesta while on the island.

Finally, I had commented on someone's asking me about Sosua and I.

Thought it might be worthwhile repeating my thoughts especially when I.

See men calling women by the B/ H- word and wondering why service is so.

Sketchy.

A) Sosua is small and hence the concept of 3/4/5 star is moot. Airbnb -.

I do not do as there might be restrictions. For a very decent hotel, I.

Strongly recommend Hotel Casa Valeria, run by the Dutch; also New Garden.

Which is right next door but the new wing, run by an Italian. I have.

Not stayed at New Garden but at Casa Valeria, and I can strongly.

Recommend it, in terms of quality, proximity and guest friendliness.

B) I have been going there for quite a while and so one picks up people.

And some leave and some are added over time. Reason why I do not look.

For anyone on the street. I have primarily used Badoo, and Facebook -.

The second takes quite a bit of time as it targets regular people.

Compared to the first site which have the target population. I also use.

My present connection to introduce me to others.

As you can see, there is no magic but dedicated time; I speak the.

Language which helps but one has the advantage of Google translate these.

Days.

C) Speaking of how much, curious that you wish to stay in a "4 star".

Place but not pay more than 2000 pesos to a woman? My personal method is.

Not to flaunt a fancy hotel to people you do not want to pay more than.

2000 (they expect more just by the look of the place you stay in). Also.

Some women may be worth more if they are giving you the time and.

Attention, so my suggestion is not to get swayed by the magic of a.

Number. Of course, this logic may or may not fly with the street walkers.

- key reason why I avoid them, as well as anyone who speaks English.

Clear sign that the merchandise is well used.

D) As for women, it is predominantly black in various shades plus some.

White. The thing is that my "great girl" may be just a "meh" for others.

And as such no point comparing.

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[Mr Enternational]

Inside Merengue and especially just out side on the street (really just about anywhere), pickpockets are always present waiting to catch their prey. You can't assume you can trust people just because they interact with you, and smile in your face.

Or rub their booty on you. I always say to keep them hoes at an arm's length!

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[Wrx2005]

It's getting better and better. Got robbed at the Merengue. I'm almost sure it was a tall ugly hooker that tried to chat me up, then left abruptly. Nothing I couldn't afford to lose. About 2 K Pesos, a passport card and a Schwab's debit card I've already canceled that hasn't been used. I had it in my shorts, in a Velcro pocket next to my villa keys that weren't taken, thanks god. Well, fair enough, I've been to some dodgy places and never had a problem, so it was bound to happen sooner or later, but it surely killed the mood.

Why carry those cards in the 1st place if you don't need them? Inside Merengue and especially just out side on the street (really just about anywhere), pickpockets are always present waiting to catch their prey.

The idea isn't to stroll out the door with the mindset of being willing to accept what you can afford to lose. A better mindset is not to bring things that you don't intend to use where you are going. You can't assume you can trust people just because they interact with you, and smile in your face. I have learned through the years living abroad, is that its risky assuming a friendly smile and inviting conversation is cause to be at ease and not be aware of a potential scam or ulterior motivation behind someone's sudden interest (The short and the long game). My way is to give individuals zero credibility. Prepare for the worst in people, but be flexible enough to embrace the good when it is genuine.

[Sammon]

It's getting better and better. Got robbed at the Merengue. I'm almost sure it was a tall ugly hooker that tried to chat me up, then left abruptly. Nothing I couldn't afford to lose. About 2 K Pesos, a passport card and a Schwab's debit card I've already canceled that hasn't been used. I had it in my shorts, in a Velcro pocket next to my villa keys that weren't taken, thanks god. Well, fair enough, I've been to some dodgy places and never had a problem, so it was bound to happen sooner or later, but it surely killed the mood.

Never keep money in pant pockets. I always keep money in my shirt pocket in a crowded bar. I got robbed few years ago dancing with a pretty girl. Obviously her friend who was dancing nearby who took 1000 pesos. One trusted girl who stayed with me before took a cheap cell phone when I left it on the table. I did not realize till she left in the morning. Later I called her but she denied taking.

So always lock everything up in safe deposit box moment you come to the room. Take only local pesos you need for food and entertainment.

Trust is a hard word in our hobby.

[Oakie]

It's getting better and better. Got robbed at the Merengue. I'm almost sure it was a tall ugly hooker that tried to chat me up, then left abruptly. Nothing I couldn't afford to lose. About 2 K Pesos, a passport card and a Schwab's debit card I've already canceled that hasn't been used. I had it in my shorts, in a Velcro pocket next to my villa keys that weren't taken, thanks god. Well, fair enough, I've been to some dodgy places and never had a problem, so it was bound to happen sooner or later, but it surely killed the mood.

A bummer!

But at least you observed the first rule of mongering here, never carry more cash than you need for the evening, especially on the main strip, so you limited your loss.

But getting ripped off is bound to leave a bad taste in your mouth, and it's not just about the money.

That, together with your recent bad experiences with a few chicas reported here, I wouldn't expect Sosua to be on your future planning schedule, anytime soon.

But thanks for sharing!

[Xpartan]

It's getting better and better. Got robbed at the Merengue. I'm almost sure it was a tall ugly hooker that tried to chat me up, then left abruptly. Nothing I couldn't afford to lose. About 2 K Pesos, a passport card and a Schwab's debit card I've already canceled that hasn't been used. I had it in my shorts, in a Velcro pocket next to my villa keys that weren't taken, thanks god. Well, fair enough, I've been to some dodgy places and never had a problem, so it was bound to happen sooner or later, but it surely killed the mood.

[Mr Enternational]

Today picked a Haitian, cute, nice legs and tits (before the bra fell on the floor). I've had decent sessions with Haitians before, but still told her I'm buying 2 hours of her time and got her agree on shooting in her mouth. I was in a mood to have a couple of drinks and have some quality time in the pool. That didn't last.

First, no, she won't go into the pool.

I don't know why you guys keep trying to get chicks with fake or processed hair to go into water. You gotta get a natural hair chick for that.

[Oakie]

Fellow mongers,

I prefer to go to brothels and not take any girls home. I've heard the government is cracking down on the brothels. Are there still good brothels in Sosua?

If you go to Sosua, you are already in one of the worlds biggest and best brothels.

Hundreds of girls to choose from, and cheap rooms by the hour right next door to the local bars!

[Charles Pooter]

I prefer to go to brothels and not take any girls home. I've heard the government is cracking down on the brothels. Are there still good brothels in Sosua?

I cannot think of any since Passions and CMC closed several years ago and Elvis more recently. Come to the jewel of the North Coast, Puerto Plata, where we have Oasis and Cristal (both very expensive) and a couple of squalid places only for locals. If you do not want to take girls home, then take them to a cabana (clean, safe and reasonably priced). And if you do not want to do that, then your best option is to stay at Blackbeards.

Is your main problem really with taking the girls home, or is it with choosing and negotiating with free-lance chicas? Because they are different issues. Sosua has always been best known for its variety of free-lance chicas (very few of them are controlled by pimps) and most of us prefer that our money all goes to the girls rather than 40% (say) to pimps.

Otherwise go to Santo Domingo instead. There are brothels there.

[Sammon]

Oh so y'all just going to sit here and not say a damn thing about the chicks that Old Kool got fighting over him on the strip?

I have seen Chica fights in Sosua but this is the worst. That too fighting over Old Kool? No offense meant O. Kool.

[Jabberwock999]

Fellow mongers,

I prefer to go to brothels and not take any girls home. I've heard the government is cracking down on the brothels. Are there still good brothels in Sosua?