Stupid Shit in Bogota

[KilledSoul]

If you spent the same amount of time there and don't flash your iPhone around using it at night in the street, the chances of you getting robbed is zero%.

It depends entirely on you behaviour.

It also depends what you look like. If you look weak and dumb gringo who doesn't know what he is doing, you are going to be a target. I for one didn't have any problem in Santa Fe and felt safe but few weeks ago an Asian guy from this forum was robbed of his iPhone X.

My advice would be, fuck statistics because it depends on the individual. If you look like a tough Latino you won't be messed with. But if you are really dumb you can be robbed in El Poblado too.

My advice:

1. Have the mindset of "Glass is already broken" I. E "You are going to be robbed" so keep your cards and iPhone at room and only take minimum cash and a cheap phone to Santa Fe.

2. Take help of a senior member on this forum for first few trips to Santa Fe. Woodman09 seems to be recommended on the forum.

3. Never loose your senses by drinking too much. I only drink water in the clubs.

4. If you are really paranoid, then take taxi to Troya and take taxi out of Troya and never walk on the streets.

I personally followed rules 1,2 and 3 for my first trips to Santa Fe.

[Blue Touch]

I am looking for public statistics, not your subjective impression or personal opinion. Certainly my question is stupid and less intelligent than these posts on the Bogota thread. Thank you.

Apologies I'm not clear on why you want these, are you writing a paper on the topic?

I'll hazard an answer for what it's worth:

If you intend to walk around flashing your iPhone in the street in the night, and generally showing the papaya, over a week long period, the chances of you getting robbed in Santa Fe are 100%.

If you spent the same amount of time there and don't flash your iPhone around using it at night in the street, the chances of you getting robbed is zero%.

It depends entirely on you behaviour.

Is that relevant to your question?

If you want to get robbed, I'm sure you can find someone to accommodate you, wherever you go.

[KangarooTed]

I am looking for robbery rates in Santa Fe district and in Chapinero vs. Those in El Centro and other districts in Medellin. If you know credible figures, please let me know. No thanks for the city-wide rates. They are at everywhere. Thanks.

Apologies I'm not clear on why you want these, are you writing a paper on the topic?

I'll hazard an answer for what it's worth:

If you intend to walk around flashing your iPhone in the street in the night, and generally showing the papaya, over a week long period, the chances of you getting robbed in Santa Fe are 100%.

If you spent the same amount of time there and don't flash your iPhone around using it at night in the street, the chances of you getting robbed is zero%.

It depends entirely on you behaviour.

Is that relevant to your question?

If you want to get robbed, I'm sure you can find someone to accommodate you, wherever you go.

[Blue Touch]

I am looking for robbery rates in Santa Fe district and in Chapinero vs. Those in El Centro and other districts in Medellin. If you know credible figures, please let me know. No thanks for the city-wide rates. They are at everywhere. Thanks.

[Riina]

LOL. I talk a lot of crap, Money definitely can make a difference.

The monger in me says you don't believe this.

[Woodman09]

LOL. I talk a lot of crap, Money definitely can make a difference.

GFE happens, paying more does not necessarily create a connection with your ho. I have had GFE paying $10 and some of the hottest girls too.

That is why speaking Spanish can make your experience 10 x + Better.

A wad of cash guarantees nothing. Persuasion counts for more.

[Admin]

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