Thread: General Info
+
Add Report
Results 5,146 to 5,160 of 7222
-
04-19-10 13:34 #2077
Posts: 350Originally Posted by Mesocorny
For me to be successful in having sexual encounters with non-pros in Colombia, I have to do one of the following:
1) Build a rapport, friendship, trust with her via the internet/video chat (and then phone, as she'll like the attention of me calling to let her know that I'm thinking of her) over the course of a month or two prior to meeting her in person. Each woman I've met this way already had a strong romantic interest and desire upon my arrival.
2) Be introduced by an amigo/amiga in Colombia who knows me and trusts me as being a guy who will show respect to thier amiga, prima, etc.
3) Meet a chica at the mall, working in a store, etc., and then take the time to build a rapport, establish a mutual interest, go places together (dates), etc. The old "courting" from back-in-the-day.
I've found the non-pros to follow more traditional rules-kinda like the way things were in the States prior to the sexual revolution of the 60's, etc. The chances of me picking-up a non-pro any other way in Colombia are pretty much zilch. If I pick-up a Colombiana and bang her that same day absent any of the three foregoing things happening first, then there's a 99% chance she's a pro or semi-pro.
Again, those are my observations as they pertain to me, but I wouldn't be surprised if they are commonplace for other foreigners who are just visiting or passing-through Colombia.
It can be alot of work/chase, but also provide for one hell of a sexual encounter. But then I end-up with a girlfriend who wants exclusivity. And alas, I'd rather have my freedom without drama or confrontation, so I've learned that mostly bangin' the pros and semi-pros in Colombia is the best course of action for me.
Best of luck in your adventure and encounters. Oh, and you might want to try bangin' a pro/semi-pro instead of chokin' the monkey back at the apartment, LOL.
EDITOR'S NOTE: I would suggest that the author or another Forum Member consider posting a link to this report in the Reports of Distinction thread. Please Click Here for more information.
-
04-19-10 08:09 #2076
Posts: 283Guys, thanks for coming back to me. I take no offense at all.
Thing is, I speak Spanish close to fluently! I've done my share of travel in South America and Cuba, and I know that Spanish is a must. I don't want to go crazy on my horn here, but I am saying it to add to the mystery: I am swimming in girls in all these others places. Regulars from the streets and discos. Hot young girls.
In Colombia? Thousands of girls looking at smiling, but not the young hotties. And if I approach looks a bit like they are afraid all the other people or friends around will think they are prepagos.
Spanish? Yes. Extensive travel experience in Latin America? Yes. Decent looking and young enough? Yes.
So I have next to know idea what gives. All I know is I fucked a fat girl with no less than three children last night, and that marked the record of the ugliest girl I have been with in Latin America.
-
04-19-10 04:16 #2075
Posts: 1356Speak Spanish?
Originally Posted by Mesocorny
Please do not be offended but you are asking for advice and if what you say is true than something is really wrong with what is happening to you in Colombia. Many of us old timers would love to have your advantages. I wish you good luck in the future and maybe it is just a case of bad luck and the next day you could be swimming in fine Pussy.
One question. You say the weather is cold. I have never found BAQ, MDE, Cali and CTG cold, but mostly very warm except MDE which is just perfect.
-
04-19-10 03:52 #2074
Posts: 1356Good info
Originally Posted by JazzPlayer
Thanks for answering his question. I agree with what you said of the process except that on the check list I was given there was no mention that a money order was needed so when I tried to pay the fee in cash I was then told I needed a money order. This intailed another round trip taxi to a bank. All I can say is I wish I had your frame of mind in these kind of matters. For you to say this was an easy process, I would hate to see what you call a tough process. I was 6 days over my limit in Colombia and I will never deal with DAS again if I can avoid them. Like you said about the additional payment 74, 000 K at the airport after paying the 70, 100K at DAS to me was the final indignation. I go to Colombia to have fun, not be tortured and have to jump thru hoops.
-
04-19-10 02:53 #2073
Posts: 2462Originally Posted by Mesocorny
-
04-19-10 00:53 #2072
Posts: 1013Originally Posted by Mesocorny
-
04-18-10 07:46 #2071
Posts: 283Tips?
I don't get it here. Been in Colombia for 10 days and although have had 3 girls one wasn't too hot (picked up on Sexta, Cali, non-pro), the other two were girls I had known previously through colombiacupid, some online dating site.
I am attractive. Young, blond, blue eyes. I got a million looks and giggles on the streets and when I enter a bar. But I get nothing more. have now done Bogota, Ibagué and a week in Cali and apart from that one negrita in Cali (who looked hot with clothes on and not too good naked) have gotten nothing.
What's the deal here? I don't get it. I can sit at a table and exchange smiles with a beautiful 18 year old on another table and if I approach after 30 minutes of smiling she turns completely stiff and basically ignores me until I go away (usually hailing a taxi to go home to my apartment to jerk off instead)
In case it's not clear, I am talking about picking up non-pros. If I couldn't pick up a hooker I would be in serious trouble :-)
So any tips? What gives with these colombianas? I have done a shitload of countries and in many latin countries I have my calendar packed, sometimes 3-4 hot girls daily. I thought Colombia was heaven for women, but thourh there are a decent amount of good looking girls around, it seems more like hell.
It sucks. Especially since I have no less than 3 weeks left in Colombia (Medellin, Cartagena, Barranquilla). And I seriously feel like flying home to Europe or down to Brazil. This place is cold man. The weather AND the women. Or at least, that is my impression so far.
Was my BIG misunderstanding that I thought Colombia was gold because all you guys love the hookers? (I don't) or am I just misunderstanding how to approach and pick up regular girls here?
Suerte.
-
04-18-10 04:40 #2070
Posts: 139Women in Colombia
I have visited many countries in my 45 years and have mongered in most of them. I still believe that Colombian women are the best looking and the funnest in the world. Wish I was there now.
-
04-17-10 18:47 #2069
Posts: 49Originally Posted by Manizales911
Next you go in an receive the paperwork. They give you a check list of everything you need to do. Just follow the list and bingo you are in.
You have to have passport size photos, pay the bill at Banco de Colombia only certain banks accept the money(secret: go to the bank in Laureles next to Estadio, there is never a line) multiple copies of the documents you fill out and copies of your passport. Then you go back to DAS with all your copies and your payment receipt.
Then you have to wait at DAS for your turn, they give you a little "ficha" a poker chip with a number. The folks in DAS, there are only two clerks that deal with this, are always having a bad day. They were they only angry Colombians I ever met for 90 days in the country. Anyway they take all your paperwork, inspect your passport, take your fingerprints and photo, and then you have to come back in three days.
When you come back you don't have to wait very long at all they just take you in the back, hand stamp your passport, write on the stamp and you are on your way. One final caveat, when you get to the airport you have to pay an additional tax, not the regular exit tax but another one. It was a surprise American Air didn't know how to deal with it and it was a little scary at first, but you just have to be polite and pay the tax, I think it was 50 or 75K pesos.
It's an easy process if you follow the steps and recall it's Colombia during the steps.
Chau,
Jazz
-
04-17-10 13:55 #2068
Posts: 316Spirit Air
I paid the fee to join their $9 club. They offered me some workable flights so I planned a trip and itinerary around those flights.
When I try to purchase the tickets, the website will not proccess the transaction using one of my existing credit cards. The only way the transaction will proceed is if you choose to sign up for and use their "Free Spirit" credit card.
Now my itinerary is blown since the flights & fares I was trying to take advantage of expired and the website is still giving me the same problem, even with adjusted dates.
Customer help is non-existant. Their call center is offshore and can't help you with tech support for the website or $9 club fares AND they have noone to refer you too. All they can do is book flights with normal priced fares PLUS a booking fee for using the call center instead of booking online.
The help option on the website is also no help. I finally found the email address for their tech support and sent a private email describing my problem and requesting assistance. That was last night, 12 hours ago. I received an automated response email advising that they received my email and that it would be processed in the order in which it was received. Still waiting.
Any forum members have any experience or tips for dealing with this problem.
I'd heard they can be a ***** to deal with but this is horrendous. They offer a fare and flight but then make it impossible to purchase it.
Thanks,
Schwmm
-
04-16-10 21:08 #2067
Posts: 1281Weird, I posted this I THOUGHT a couple days ago but it didn't show up... it's not like something so innocuous would have been modded, I guess I slipped on the send button..
there is another general Colombia info site.... www.colombianblog.com that may be of help....
Originally Posted by AddictedToWomen
-
04-15-10 23:46 #2066
Posts: 316Shipping Parcels to Colombia.
Not sure how that text at the top of my last post, above Minetero's quote, got in there. It wasn't me.
Schwmm
-
04-15-10 14:12 #2065
Posts: 316Shipping parcels to Colombia
Here is the proof:[/QUOTE]Hey dude can't wait for this sweet little gal want to enjoy my life with her in Kolkata.
Can you send me a message? Pleased send me her contact info to [Email address deleted by Admin] me her contacts and all want to get in touch with dis galOriginally Posted by El Minetero
Good to hear you got your stuff there. I know what a hassle and sometimes stressful that can B.
For the record and as info to the board; I shipped parcels several times with two small time operators that can do it for a fraction of the price that Avianca, Fedex, UPS, US Postal Service or any other big name carrier can do it.
One is Medrano Express www.medranoexpress.com and the other, I can't recall the name right now.
They both delivered to the door in Colombia, took about 6-7 days, and had drop off points at Tienda Latinas in my area. You drop your parcel off at your local tienda that contracts with one of these services and they have pick-ups 2 or 3 days a week. They consolidate the parcels at their central facility and put them on a plane in Miami.
Cost $50 or less per normal sized parcel and deliver to the door in Colombia and other countries in LA. Always came through, never had a problem, and they offer insurance if you want it.
Check around at your local Tienda Latinas. BTW, these are good places to buy calling cards too and even run into a hot latina now and then.
All the best, Schwmm
-
04-15-10 00:38 #2064
Posts: 97Shipping from U.S. to Pereira
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm in Atlanta, I wanted to ship two boxes to Pereira. I had the boxes my things arrived in put in another, triple wall box with two inches of foam padding on all sides between the boxes. Avianca Express has a website with it's American offices and affiliates listed. There was one 5 miles from my parent's house. They charged $1.80 per pound, delivered to my door in Pereira, and 29% customs fees on declared value. A great value, I thought, except that my packages were oversized. For the two boxes combined I paid an additional $230 for oversize. The limits are 150cm length + width + depth, and 110 pounds. I still came out ahead of what it would have cost to check them on Delta, and Delta only accepts boxes checked as stand-by. If I had known the limits ahead of time, it would have been economical. I had 75 pounds and $360 of value. If it had been within size limits, it would have cost $270, about half of what it would have cost as excess luggage on Delta.
I feel secure in using the service because the contents are large objects of no immediate resale value. One box is a bust (statue), an onyx bowl and plate. The other box is 4 candle sticks and two statues. I was considering shipping a third footlocker as well, but if it contains small items, they might be more attractive to pilfering. And you can't put food or vitamins in unaccompianied baggage.
I tried to contact ServiEntrega, but basically was reminded why the Third World is the Turd Wurld.
I'll report on my receipt of what I shipped.
El Minetero
-
04-11-10 01:16 #2063
Posts: 716Poorbuthappy, that bulwark of non-mongering advice about our favorite country is no more, brought down, it would appear, by elements similar to those which have cause problems here.
Alternatives appear to be mango biche, run by an ex-pbh mod, and colombia experts, which used to be owned by the pbh guy but now seems to be under new ownership.