San Juan

[2nd Chance]

I'm visiting San Juan, PR first time. Coming via Carnival Cruises. I arrive on Wed. July 28th. Based on what I read so far, San Juan appears to be:

a dive and not much mongering activity
a place for topless dances only
a spot I should not waste my limited 7 hours

Does that sound about right? Besides, I'm there from 9am-6pm. Not much of a night life. Am I wrong? I hope so.

Please give me a quick rundown.

[Doc07]

I had hoped to be up and running by May 15th but this is Puerto Rico. I would say June 1st now. Had to fire Annie this morning. She has a problem with reliability and wants to spend the boss's money without compensation. So I called her answering service and gave it the news. They have a new Dominicana at the Sweet Passions massage and her and Pam will work. Getting permits and licenses together now. More work on the van and we will crank out a authentic Thai massage. The extras are in the evenings and will cost you.

Is your massage van in business? I'll be in PR this coming week , staying near the airport and I'd be interested in hearing more about your services.

I'm not a paid subscriber, so I can't pm you. Not sure how we can get in contact without violating the rules here. Any suggestions?

[Doc07]

Hey Guys,

I'm a monger from NYC who's visiting San Juan next week. If anyone could give me a quick briefing I'd appreciate it. I took a look at the board, but a lot of the info is a little old. I'm open to CL girls, agency girls, sw's, but I'd prefer incall girls.

Thanks and if you're ever coming to NY hit me up and I'll return the favor. I'm on the USA site and UG.

Doc

[BoricuaOnline]

No, I am neither, just a lowly professor who tried a case or two in one of those marble-decked courtrooms with less than 10 seats. I have worked with a PR lawyer in such a setting.

In any event, I always advise folks to take a more conservative position in such cases, as the risk of loss of liberty increases as one strays from what the Supremes assert.

As a fellow law-trained person, I am sure that you understand.

It makes sense what you say, I agree with your conservative point of view.

[Professor 1]

I read the case by the time I worked at the University of Puerto Rico School law, and yes the judge, a close friend is a Superior Tribunal judge. BTW, do you live or work in Puerto Rico?

Are you a cop?

No, I am neither, just a lowly professor who tried a case or two in one of those marble-decked courtrooms with less than 10 seats. I have worked with a PR lawyer in such a setting.

In any event, I always advise folks to take a more conservative position in such cases, as the risk of loss of liberty increases as one strays from what the Supremes assert.

As a fellow law-trained person, I am sure that you understand.

[BoricuaOnline]

What is the going rate for the full service strip clubs like deja vu, frenchies and lucky 7. Also, I like to take pictures of the women as well. What are my chances.

Deja Vu is $150 for 30 minutes, it includes a bottle of I do not know which liquor and the girl. Lucky 7 is $80 plus $30 for the room. Frenchies is on the $100-$150 range. The reason you do not see any pics in the PR forum is that prostitution is illegal in PR so the chances that a chica will let you take a pic is almost 0%. No place is going to let you enter with a camera.

[BoricuaOnline]

Go read the case. You are not mentioning all the relevant facts. It is NOT enough for the LE officer to lie, the LE officer must cross the line of actively encouraging the behavior when the citizen would otherwise not pursue it. You have to read the law, not take anyone's word for it. That's what I tell my students. Also, the U.S. Supreme Court already addressed this issue. Unless U.S. Supreme Court is not binding precedent on Puerto Rico, it doth control. Did he say a superior TRIBUNAL judge??

I read the case by the time I worked at the University of Puerto Rico School law, and yes the judge, a close friend is a Superior Tribunal judge. BTW, do you live or work in Puerto Rico?

Are you a cop?

[Professor 1]

Sorry to dissagree, my information source is a Superior tribunal judge and based on a Supreme Court decision which has the force of a law. The case ocurred back in the 90's when Pedro Rosello was the governor, a guy was arrested by soliciting the services of a prostitute, the guy asked the girl if she was an law enforcement agent and she said no when in fact she was, thats why he get free of charges.

Go read the case. You are not mentioning all the relevant facts. It is NOT enough for the LE officer to lie, the LE officer must cross the line of actively encouraging the behavior when the citizen would otherwise not pursue it. You have to read the law, not take anyone's word for it. That's what I tell my students. Also, the U.S. Supreme Court already addressed this issue. Unless U.S. Supreme Court is not binding precedent on Puerto Rico, it doth control. Did he say a superior TRIBUNAL judge??

[Blakpoett]

What is the going rate for the full service strip clubs like deja vu, frenchies and lucky 7. Also, I like to take pictures of the women as well. What are my chances.

[Geraldofrancisco]

After a successful year in the Thai massage business, we plan to take a trip to London to see some of those honeys shown on cherrygirls.co.uk. What we plan to do is entice some of those Eastern European girls, especially those brown eyed, blondes with the huge breasts, killer looks and great behinds to come to Puerto Rico. With the attitude of the local girls, these girls will be a great hit. Besides, they get housing, food, a job and great beaches! And Geraldo Francisco gets some great.

[BoricuaOnline]

This is absolutely FALSE. LE agents can and do LIE. It is not against the law in any state (country) for LE to lie. It is only illegal in some places, like the U.S. and PR, if LE entraps you, that is, if LE encourages you to break the law when you would not have done so without the encouragement. It is a VERY difficult defense to muster. The, "Are you a cop?" question is meaningless. She may not be a "cop," she may be a county detective.

Sorry to dissagree, my information source is a Superior tribunal judge and based on a Supreme Court decision which has the force of a law. The case ocurred back in the 90's when Pedro Rosello was the governor, a guy was arrested by soliciting the services of a prostitute, the guy asked the girl if she was an law enforcement agent and she said no when in fact she was, thats why he get free of charges.

[Geraldofrancisco]

I had hoped to be in business with the van in June. My landlord threw me out for daring to tell him I was changing residences! So another delay! But we have found out how to top the V3. It's called the V8 and yes, eight vibrators are in action to make you blow your load. Pam has a new amiga at the Sweet Passions on Isla Verde. Once the van is completed, I'm going to hijack both girls and do this act in Old San Juan. By day it is a legit Thai massage for the people off the cruise ships. By night we are offering the todo noche special for $1,000. You get to use the van from 9 p.m. until the next morning at 6 p.m with the two girls. Go ahead and ruin yourself in lechery and pay the price. Breakfast is served on the beach if you survive. But then there's those who are always looking for a discount.

[Professor 1]

Just ask to the service provider if she is a cop, if she says no she can't do nothing to you because if she is really a police then she is violating the law because of false representation.

This is absolutely FALSE. LE agents can and do LIE. It is not against the law in any state (country) for LE to lie. It is only illegal in some places, like the U.S. and PR, if LE entraps you, that is, if LE encourages you to break the law when you would not have done so without the encouragement. It is a VERY difficult defense to muster. The, "Are you a cop?" question is meaningless. She may not be a "cop," she may be a county detective.

[Enricos]

I might add to Boricuaonline's post the fee to enter the Lucky Seven was $ 11. I felt the girls on May 19 of this year were like he said hot and very friendly.

PR is in my opinion not worth a trip solo to monger. It is nothing like 20 years.
Then again opinions are like assholes everyone has got one.

[BoricuaOnline]

Just wondering how strict is puerto rico is on this. Like if I go to someone's apartment, do they set up cop traps like US?

It has happened before but is not very common, almost all sex offerings are legit. Just ask to the service provider if she is a cop, if she says no she can't do nothing to you because if she is really a police then she is violating the law because of false representation.

A friend of mine, a tourist, went to Lucky 7 a month ago, he said he paid chica $80 + $30 for room, girls were pretty and hot and with nice attitudes.