Tijuana Escort Reports

[BlixaBarg]

It's mostly been great for me, but I have had a bit of shit luck with SA lately. A last minute cancel, and a no-show. With the second, I was already in a motel and since it was paid for, I decided to shoot Goodgirls a message to make use of the room. They got back to me in less than a minute, gave me a list of available girls, and I chose Betzaida because I like the flaca girls, and had previously taken note of her. Betzaida arrived within 15 minutes. She has a really cute face, and if you like flaca chicas, she's definitely one you'll like. The not-so-great part. As noted by another poster here, she's really shy. It was a bit off-putting for me, but if that doesn't bother you, give her a try. For those with a bit of charm and fluent Spanish speaking skills, I imagine you could warm her up a bit. I'm on the fence whether or not to repeat with her. Seeing a familiar face might make her feel a bit more relaxed. However, I definitely would not hesitate to use Goodgirls again because they were super responsive and quick to deliver the girl to my room.

[Bunter Hiden]

Found this lovely lady on Cumintj and was intrigued. She is a body builder and has the ass to prove it. Speaks excellent English and is comfortable to be around. Can ride you for days and is up for beers and tequila. Was right on time which is a first in my many years in this hobby. Good times and will repeat and as always the agency is top shelf.

[SmoothDogg]

Does anyone have any review for this site and the models I've Tried agency girls already but I want to know if this one is legit.

[Jayree]

Yes. You can walk past the line to the front where the officers are checking cards and they will let you through with a SENTRI or GE card. (don't know about NEXUS).

I have used my nexus card every time. No problem just flash it as you walk by.

[Dickus Maximus]

https://help.cbp.gov/s/article/Artic...language=en_US
I have to imagine that if you line up to cross on foot the CBP officers are just going to want you to flash the card.

Yes. You can walk past the line to the front where the officers are checking cards and they will let you through with a SENTRI or GE card. (don't know about NEXUS).

[LuvMexicanas]

That's really interesting. They sure don't stress that on the web site. Did you have to do personal interviews to get Nexus?

Yes, two in fact: American and Canadian.

[Phordphan]

That is absolutely what I am saying. I have done it at just about every border crossing stretching from Tijuana to Agua Prieta.

That's really interesting. They sure don't stress that on the web site. Did you have to do personal interviews to get Nexus?

[ClownDays]

Ok, that's not what the TTP site says, but if it works.

https://help.cbp.gov/s/article/Artic...language=en_US

Travelers who obtain and travel with a radio frequency identification (RFID)-enabled travel document, such as a Trusted Traveler (Global Entry, NEXUS, or SENTRI) may receive the benefits of using a Ready Lane to expedite the inspection process while crossing the border. Please check with your local crossing on hours of operation. For additional information, go to https://help.cbp.gov/s/article/Article-1211?language=en_US. Vehicle registration is required for the SENTRI lanes, but not for the NEXUS lanes.

Kinda reads like it should work, but to use a Sentri lane to cross the border in Mexico, you need to be in a car that's registered in the SENTRI program. I have to imagine that if you line up to cross on foot the CBP officers are just going to want you to flash the card.

[SpeedToys]

NEXUS program allows pre-screened travelers expedited processing when entering the United States and Canada. In other words, someone with NEXUS can skip the line when crossing back to the States from Tijuana. I know this to be true because I've done it countless times. Walking past everyone in that oftentimes long ass, multi-hour line reminds me every time how it's the best $50 I've ever spent.

Ok, that's not what the TTP site says, but if it works.

[LuvMexicanas]

Sentri is CA and MX, Nexus is CA only.

NEXUS program allows pre-screened travelers expedited processing when entering the United States and Canada. In other words, someone with NEXUS can skip the line when crossing back to the States from Tijuana. I know this to be true because I've done it countless times. Walking past everyone in that oftentimes long ass, multi-hour line reminds me every time how it's the best $50 I've ever spent.

[SpeedToys]

Are you saying that if someone has only NEXUS they can use SENTRI lines at the border? Have you or anybody else tried that? Enquiring minds, and all that!

Sentri is CA and MX, Nexus is CA only.

[LuvMexicanas]

Are you saying that if someone has only NEXUS they can use SENTRI lines at the border? Have you or anybody else tried that? Enquiring minds, and all that!

That is absolutely what I am saying. I have done it at just about every border crossing stretching from Tijuana to Agua Prieta.

[Phordphan]

True, it's intended for Canada, but for our purposes it's the "dedicated processing lanes at land border crossings" benefit that's meaningful when returning from Tijuana. It's also cheap at just $50 and if you're enrolled in NEXUS, you get TSA Precheck benefits too by simply entering your membership number (Pass ID) in the Known Traveler Number field when booking a flight, or into your frequent flyer profile with an airline.

Are you saying that if someone has only NEXUS they can use SENTRI lines at the border? Have you or anybody else tried that? Enquiring minds, and all that!

[KC Questor]

Is there a reason why people wants a Sentri card over a GE card?

Only if they are not US citizens. If you are a US citizen, the Global Entry card is better in every way. GE is cheaper, easier to get, has more interview locations, and works with return travel to the US from all other countries.

The reason so many people say that they want a SENTRI card is that the lines in Mexico refer to SENTRI and not Global Entry. Some people don't realize that GE gives you all the SENTRI privileges. They just see a SENTRI lane for cars or pedestrians and think "I need that".

[John Clayton]

What's the best way to ask a girl if she does COF, how would I say that in Spanish?

Seems clinical, but I've heard them say, 'eyaculacion facial'. Also, just 'facial' (pronounced the right way).