Medellin Reports

[James Dandy]

I agree with you. However, this one provides a lot of extras I like.

Sounds like you've already made up your mind. If you thought she was worth 200-300% more than the going rate in Medellin over the last few years, what's an extra 33% now? To each his own. No doubt there is price inflation in everything, then again, she hasn't somehow had less kids over the last few years or gotten any tighter, so there is the depreciation aspect to consider. On top of that, the fact she's addressing price before you get here means you're not much more than a ticket. Nothing wrong with that because we all want something, just as long as you're seeing straight.

Personally, I have never met a girl I wanted to fuck more after 4 years than I did when I lusted for her in the beginning, so for me the decision is easy, wouldn't even do her for half price after all this time. It's not like she is the only one that does a special service, perhaps you're just taking the easy way out? Again, nothing wrong with taking the easy way but then price has to be a secondary issue not to worry about.

[John Gault]

I agree with you. However, this one provides a lot of extras I like.

When you go thru all the pain in the butt of the airports, and the expense of the airfare I guess then your main concern should be on making yourself happy on your trip. A lot of the extras you like is always a good thing.

[Iguana Six]

Agree with John Gault. Chicas don't get better with age or familiarity.
RtW.

I agree with you. However, this one provides a lot of extras I like.

[Round the World]

Agree with John Gault. Chicas don't get better with age or familiarity. If anything there should be a declining scale over the years.

Just my unsolicited two cents.

RtW.

From 300 K to 400 K adds up to a 33 1/3 % increase. Seems a little steep to me.

I remember when in the past it went from 2000 pesos per dollar to 1800,and no one lowered their prices to make up for the more money the tourist had to spend for the same service.

I see another poster says the inflation rate is around 4% in Colombia. Myself I would look for greener pastures. Don't be surprised if your Favorita sees the light when you decide to look else where for your sleep in partner.

[Ricardo Torres]

USA wins 2-0 over Colombia and moves on in the tourney.

Did not know this forum has turned into a sports forum. What does your post have to do with the purpose of the ISG, which to my knowledge is about the sharing of sex between a man and a woman.

[John Gault]

I've been going to MDE since 2009. For Mansion and former Mansion girls, I have accepted the 150 k COP for ST, and 300 k COP price for TLN. I have been doing TLN with a certain favorita of mine for 300 COP for 3-4 years now. However, as I started to communicate with her in preparation for my trip next week, she told me the TLN price is now 400 COP.

I haven't acknowledged or reacted to that bit of news, yet. But my initial reaction was "what gives?

But then I started thinking, the peso is a lot weaker than it used to be. I recall trips were I got as little as 1,780 to the dollar, and others were I felt lucky that I came down when it was 2,240 to the dollar. I generally figured it was easier to keep things square in my head thinking 2,000 = $1, and was disappointed when it was less, elated when it was a little more.

If I go down there next week and get more than 2,500 cop, I guess it is keeping with the 25% devaluation.

What say the hive?

From 300 K to 400 K adds up to a 33 1/3 % increase. Seems a little steep to me.

I remember when in the past it went from 2000 pesos per dollar to 1800,and no one lowered their prices to make up for the more money the tourist had to spend for the same service.

I see another poster says the inflation rate is around 4% in Colombia. Myself I would look for greener pastures. Don't be surprised if your Favorita sees the light when you decide to look else where for your sleep in partner.

[Ricardo Torres]

Do you mean a chiropractor who will also provide you with a happy ending? I don't think such a thing is available, even in Medellin.

Some people are really clueless. He clearly stated what he wanted, which was a chiropractor. The quality of the posters these days on the Colombian forum.

[Dickhead]

http://www.tradingeconomics.com/colombia/inflation-cpi

Inflation appears to be running around 4% on an annualized basis and looks to be heating up a bit. But overall, it's been pretty moderate by Latin American standards. Might be time to find some new favoritas.

[Onibmab]

I was wondering if any one know Good Chiropractor in Medellin? Any recommendation would be really appreciated!

Do you mean a chiropractor who will also provide you with a happy ending? I don't think such a thing is available, even in Medellin.

[Dickhead]

The relevant factor is not the exchange rate between the peso and the dollar, because chicas aren't spending dollars. The relevant factor is, or at least should be, the rate of peso inflation.

Edited to say that Tall Man posted while I was composing my post. We are saying the same thing, I think.

[The Tall Man]

I've been going to MDE since 2009. For Mansion and former Mansion girls, I have accepted the 150 k COP for ST, and 300 k COP price for TLN. I have been doing TLN with a certain favorita of mine for 300 COP for 3-4 years now. However, as I started to communicate with her in preparation for my trip next week, she told me the TLN price is now 400 COP.

I haven't acknowledged or reacted to that bit of news, yet. But my initial reaction was "what gives?

But then I started thinking, the peso is a lot weaker than it used to be. I recall trips were I got as little as 1,780 to the dollar, and others were I felt lucky that I came down when it was 2,240 to the dollar. I generally figured it was easier to keep things square in my head thinking 2,000 = $1, and was disappointed when it was less, elated when it was a little more.

If I go down there next week and get more than 2,500 cop, I guess it is keeping with the 25% devaluation.

What say the hive?

Although the dollar is strong, yes this is a problem for trade / commerce on the international market, but for the average Colombian the buying power of their peso buys about the same as it did last year. What gives?

The Tall Man.

[Iguana Six]

I've been going to MDE since 2009. For Mansion and former Mansion girls, I have accepted the 150 k COP for ST, and 300 k COP price for TLN. I have been doing TLN with a certain favorita of mine for 300 COP for 3-4 years now. However, as I started to communicate with her in preparation for my trip next week, she told me the TLN price is now 400 COP.

I haven't acknowledged or reacted to that bit of news, yet. But my initial reaction was "what gives?

But then I started thinking, the peso is a lot weaker than it used to be. I recall trips were I got as little as 1,780 to the dollar, and others were I felt lucky that I came down when it was 2,240 to the dollar. I generally figured it was easier to keep things square in my head thinking 2,000 = $1, and was disappointed when it was less, elated when it was a little more.

If I go down there next week and get more than 2,500 cop, I guess it is keeping with the 25% devaluation.

What say the hive?

[SlamCity7777]

I am not sure how Colombian banks work but wouldn't a teller. With so much experience handling money be able to tell a fake bill and reject it? Don't they also have machines that checks the bills when you deposit? Unless a bank employee was doing it intentionally, how many times can he possibly get away with it? I doubt the bank would intentionally do it, because after a couple of times, there would be so many complaints that I am sure there would be a government investigation into the bank.

I'm going to date the hell out of myself; On Dead or Phish tour (google it if not familiar) I've / We've bought fake acid before. What do you do? No money, no other asset, need tickets to the show and gas to the next show.

What do you do? You sell the fake acid and kick it down the line.

Same shit. You pull a fake bill you pass it down the line. The problem existed before you and will be there after you.

Pass the bill and move on. Either that or eat the $18 USD.

[Knowledge]

You take advantage of the best available opportunities and move on to the old standby when the odds aren't favorable. That is the way to roll.

Well I find your report a little bit odd about your Casa experience but who knows maybe it was just a very bad day for you.

I am curious though about your experience in Parque LLeras. I was there about three weeks ago on a Saturday night around midnight and noticed some doable girls with their friends some of which came up to me and asked me if I was interested in having sex with them, while others in pairs and groups who where looking at me and waiting to be approached. I was also approached by vendors asking if I needed anything from drugs to girls as well. There is mixture of pros, semi-pros, and girls looking for affluent gringos / others to buy them drinks, etc in Parque Lleras and I plan to explore it more next weekend. If I don't have any luck I'll be in El Centro with my 20,000 peso girls!

[Hioctane]

An ATM may NOT Accept fake bills but it could issue fake bills. If someone goes into a bank and deposits money, some fake bills and not using the ATM. The ATMs are loaded manually by employees and there are no checks there. So, you can get fake bills from an ATM.

I am not sure how Colombian banks work but wouldn't a teller. With so much experience handling money be able to tell a fake bill and reject it? Don't they also have machines that checks the bills when you deposit? Unless a bank employee was doing it intentionally, how many times can he possibly get away with it? I doubt the bank would intentionally do it, because after a couple of times, there would be so many complaints that I am sure there would be a government investigation into the bank.