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  1. #15414

    Be aware

    Quote Originally Posted by Combo  [View Original Post]
    This has happened plenty of times in Poblado and a few times within walking distance of the Mansion. The banditos know where the money is and where the easy targets are. That's why I say Poblado can lull you into a false sense of security. When you walk around Centro after sundown, it feels creepy and you act accordingly, you're on guard. But Poblado is a wealthy neighborhood and you don't expect shit to happen. Best not to wear jewelry and not to carry large amounts of cash more than necessary.
    The fact is, you NEVER know when or where it will happen in Latin America. Safe area, not safe it doesn't matter. 10 years ago I got mugged 50 ft from the Del Rey. Being stupid, had a few drinks and left the DR with a girl at 2 am walking to my room less then 50 Yds away in the Morazan. Not remembering to take off a small gold chain & tiny cross. 2 street kids ran up behind me and grabbed the chain off the back of my neck. I turned to run after them and bumped into 2 big guys blocking the sidewalk, they were part of the mugging. Another time I was waiting for my taxi guy to unload my bags, on the sidewalk 5 ft. From the front of my apartment on Ave Atlantica in Rio. I took out a $20 bill to pay him and in a flash a thief on a bike flew by me and tried to grab the 20 out of my hand. HE didn't get it but I never saw it coming, HE was gone in a flash. It's sad and a terrible way to live but it is a fact in Latin America. The people who live there understand this and always protect themselves. Countless times I have witnessed the prepago take the money I gave her and put in in her boot or panties before going downstairs to board the taxi. So always expect the unexpected!

  2. #15413
    Quote Originally Posted by Beach1708  [View Original Post]
    Yes I can tell you it not a good idea to wear jewelry. I was held at gun point in front of the old mansion back a few years ago over a small gold chain. I never took it off not thinking and went over to the mall to exchange some money. Walking back to the mansion they pulled up the hill on a motorcycle and stuck a gun to my head over it at the front door of the old mansion. Things that are only worth a few hundred dollars are not worth your life.
    This has happened plenty of times in Poblado and a few times within walking distance of the Mansion. The banditos know where the money is and where the easy targets are. That's why I say Poblado can lull you into a false sense of security. When you walk around Centro after sundown, it feels creepy and you act accordingly, you're on guard. But Poblado is a wealthy neighborhood and you don't expect shit to happen. Best not to wear jewelry and not to carry large amounts of cash more than necessary.

  3. #15412
    Quote Originally Posted by Ricker  [View Original Post]
    Whatever guys.

    Don't understand the big fuss.

    If a woman is beautiful or cute or sexy, etc regardless if she's a Colombiana, a gringa, whatever, guys are going to look at them and yes, maybe even daydream a bit about her.

    That's just natural.

    As long as you're cool in your actions and don't act like a fool and disrespect, no problem.

    I don't understand the big deal.
    So Ricker, when you notice a beautiful woman, no matter where, Colombia, Brazil, USA. You say to yourself, or nudge the guy next to you and say "that's a damn good prepago".

    Ok then Ricker, whatever. LOL. If YOU say so, then I guess its normal.

  4. #15411

    Jewelry

    On my last trip to BA Argentina about 4-5 months ago it was lightly raining. I was in the obilisk area- bad area. Looking for a cab. Probably 9 pm. No cab in sight so to get out of the rain I steped back under a overhang. Wham a guy runs by me from behind and relieves me of my watch. OK this was my travel watch at least 40 year old timex. Not worth much I only use it when traveling just for this reason. The watch had a flexible wrist band. If it had a strap that buckled I don't think HE would of tried to steal it. Lesson learned. I'm a big enough guy but I didn't chase him. I used common sence that I didn't have just a few years ago. I chuckled to myself as HE ran across the rain swelled street and stepped into a water filled hole over his ankle. Years ago my xxwife gave me a nice diamond ring a little over a half carrot. On a trip to Palermo Italy I noticed a fella looking at my hand. Now I leave all jewelry at home. This rough looking thug looked the type that wouldn't take the time to take this 1500 dollar ring off my finger HE could of cut of the finger. Leave your jewlrey at home why take the chance.

  5. #15410
    Quote Originally Posted by Manizales911  [View Original Post]
    You Can,

    I know you have a lot of experience in Colombia but this is a bad idea, very bad. You may have felt safe but you weren't,trust me. Medellin is NOT Cartagena, wearing jewelry will make you a target and it is only a matter of time. My best friend in Colombia is in a hospital as I write this fighting for his life after being stabbed and robbed for 35 mil, a lousy $17. USD. ,and this was in Manizales considered one of the safest cities in all of Colombia.
    Yes I can tell you it not a good idea to wear jewelry. I was held at gun point in front of the old mansion back a few years ago over a small gold chain. I never took it off not thinking and went over to the mall to exchange some money. Walking back to the mansion they pulled up the hill on a motorcycle and stuck a gun to my head over it at the front door of the old mansion. Things that are only worth a few hundred dollars are not worth your life.

  6. #15409
    Quote Originally Posted by Manizales911  [View Original Post]
    You Can,

    I know you have a lot of experience in Colombia but this is a bad idea, very bad. You may have felt safe but you weren't,trust me. Medellin is NOT Cartagena, wearing jewelry will make you a target and it is only a matter of time. My best friend in Colombia is in a hospital as I write this fighting for his life after being stabbed and robbed for 35 mil, a lousy $17. USD. ,and this was in Manizales considered one of the safest cities in all of Colombia.
    Do fill in the details please. I keep hearing how dangerous it is but hardly hear any real life details.

    How old is your buddy? Where did it happen? Street, alley? Crowded area or? Was HE drinking. Why was HE stabbed? Did he resist for 17 bucks?

    I was in Medellin last April and walked with a buddy in el centro mid afternoon. Tons of people and we kept to the busy streets. Had one beer in a small crowded bar. Felt completely safe, but my buddy insisted at a fast walk wherever we went. I get the "walk with a purpose", but I sometimes think some take it to extreme.

    Another night we are sitting at a sidewalk table in Mayorista. Big drunk Colombia gets in my face and starts blabbing. I don't understand Spanish and I try to politely tell him that. He motions a slashing sign to his throat and stumbles away. For all I know HE was telling me the place was dangerous for gringo's. Cops were patrolling 1/2 block away.

    Last, walking with group of 6-7 big Gringo's in strip club area 10 pm Busy area, but I was wondering in my head if I would be safe here alone? I like seedy places but use common sense.

    What to ex-pats due late at night? Stay home?

  7. #15408
    Quote Originally Posted by YouCan  [View Original Post]
    Went home showered dressed did some shit made a couple martinis and headed out. Met two guys Us on way and they said be careful cause I had on necklace and bracelets. I went home took off a few things unloaded extra money and headed back out. These two guys made me feel like I should really be careful but after this night of being out I went back to wearing what I wanted. Never once felt like it was dangerous in poblado. No more then in philly or NYC.
    You Can,

    I know you have a lot of experience in Colombia but this is a bad idea, very bad. You may have felt safe but you weren't,trust me. Medellin is NOT Cartagena, wearing jewelry will make you a target and it is only a matter of time. My best friend in Colombia is in a hospital as I write this fighting for his life after being stabbed and robbed for 35 mil, a lousy $17. USD. ,and this was in Manizales considered one of the safest cities in all of Colombia.

  8. #15407
    Quote Originally Posted by Combo  [View Original Post]
    Yeah, it feels safe until it doesn't. Poblado is indeed the safest area of MDE. It can lull you into thinking you're in a suburb in the USA But shit does happen. Especially, if you're drunk and wondering around Parque Lleras.
    I was walking around with a friend and she told me just for safety to take it off. Pablado is safe and I've walked around even at night with my stuff on and never had an issue. But don't be that unlucky one. El centro is the place you want to stay away at night and just be very careful in the day unless your in the main road. I tried to explore off the main street in the day. The scenery on some streets made me regret walking there, luckily I'm Hispanic and I sort of blend in unless I start talking. Nothing bad happened but just my experience.

  9. #15406
    Quote Originally Posted by Combo  [View Original Post]
    Yeah, it feels safe until it doesn't. Poblado is indeed the safest area of MDE. It can lull you into thinking you're in a suburb in the USA But shit does happen. Especially, if you're drunk and wondering around Parque Lleras.
    I would not stay at Poblado at all because I is very far from the center town.

  10. #15405
    Quote Originally Posted by Hioctane  [View Original Post]
    Glad you're having fun. Yes, it is recommended that you don't wear jewelry. Although, El Poblado is the safest neighborhood, you don't want to make yourself the target of a mugging.
    Yeah, it feels safe until it doesn't. Poblado is indeed the safest area of MDE. It can lull you into thinking you're in a suburb in the USA But shit does happen. Especially, if you're drunk and wondering around Parque Lleras.

  11. #15404
    Quote Originally Posted by YouCan  [View Original Post]
    I will do my best to write this report. First off I never honestly wanted to go to Medellin. To me a get away includes a beach and sun. I am fortunate to get away every two months for short trips. (5 days or less is perfect for me) I went on this trip for my buddy who I travel with often. We are complete opposites but it works for us in some fucked up way. HE is always wanting sex and I could care less unless I actually like the person. HE just wants young thin and pretty. I want some type of actual I (I want to be with you) we both found what we wanted.

    Airport ride to are el plobado apartment was about 45 minutes. Settled in and hit the streets. It was about 4 pm when we walked down to get some peso. First couple places I went wouldn't take my debit card? Hit a couple more and found one. Did two transactions each for 600,000 peso. 305.00 US per transaction. I thought that was good because next day we each cashed in 600.00 us each and exchange was 1930. Not as good. Anyway getting back we went to Mac got pesos and easily scored some good party materials. I was amazed how easy and quality of stuff. We are not young me 50 buddy over 60 but like to party hard..
    Glad you're having fun. Yes, it is recommended that you don't wear jewelry. Although, El Poblado is the safest neighborhood, you don't want to make yourself the target of a mugging.

  12. #15403

    Medellin Report

    I will do my best to write this report. First off I never honestly wanted to go to Medellin. To me a get away includes a beach and sun. I am fortunate to get away every two months for short trips. (5 days or less is perfect for me) I went on this trip for my buddy who I travel with often. We are complete opposites but it works for us in some fucked up way. HE is always wanting sex and I could care less unless I actually like the person. HE just wants young thin and pretty. I want some type of actual I (I want to be with you) we both found what we wanted.

    Airport ride to are el plobado apartment was about 45 minutes. Settled in and hit the streets. It was about 4 pm when we walked down to get some peso. First couple places I went wouldn't take my debit card? Hit a couple more and found one. Did two transactions each for 600,000 peso. 305.00 US per transaction. I thought that was good because next day we each cashed in 600.00 us each and exchange was 1930. Not as good. Anyway getting back we went to Mac got pesos and easily scored some good party materials. I was amazed how easy and quality of stuff. We are not young me 50 buddy over 60 but like to party hard.

    Went home showered dressed did some shit made a couple martinis and headed out. Met two guys Us on way and they said be careful cause I had on necklace and bracelets. I went home took off a few things unloaded extra money and headed back out. These two guys made me feel like I should really be careful but after this night of being out I went back to wearing what I wanted. Never once felt like it was dangerous in poblado. No more then in philly or NYC.

    We ate at small restaurant and my buddy met girl in parke lleras. His type flacca asked if I wanted her friend. I declined HE headed back to apartment. I found Havana bar on corner and ordered drink sat at table. This place was filled with couples dancing. Didn't take long for me to lock eyes with girl sitting a few tables away with a few other girls and two guys. She kept looking and I new she was interested. After another drink she headed to do something and was walking by me and I said Hello,. She was happy. Bought her drink spoke decent englisg (I found more people spoke ok English in Medellin then Cartagena hands down easily) settled on 150,000 peso two hours. Ended up staying all night. Total GFE kissing BBBJ great time. Little older but fun. When I got back buddy's street girl was already gone but HE said she gave good service but 1 hour and out. For 80,000 peso to me I didn't like her bony ass at all and she didn't like me from original meeting in park. To be continued.

  13. #15402
    Quote Originally Posted by YouCan  [View Original Post]
    I will post report within next day or two. I got home late last night. Although Medellin was not for me which I new it wouldn't be. I went for my buddy. I had a great time. Did no Casals but met plenty of gun girls in local bars. Will give detailed report. Serious party city. Could not believe the open drug use which I loved. Incredible!
    Look forward to your report.

  14. #15401
    Tellall I concur. And tell me if I have a distorted perception and if all these dammed prepagos don't look so dammed good: http://www.catadordeprepagosmedellin.com/.

    Quote Originally Posted by TellAll  [View Original Post]
    They look hot and sexy like that because I doubt anyone would take dance lessons at that price from an ugly girl. LOL.

  15. #15400
    Quote Originally Posted by Cerebro  [View Original Post]
    Oh yes many of them indeed do look like dammed good prepagos. When I made the comment, I meant it as a complement to Colombian beauty, not as something demeaning. The fact that those Medellin women look so good is the main reason I am going to Medellin. And by the way if you look at that teacher with that fine ass, tight.

    Pants, the way she moves, and high heels, I still think looks like a dammed good prepago. Just look at the batacha dance teacher http://www.santobaile.com/clases/.

    Oh yes and those hot Avianca girls and cashier girls at the supermarket look like dammed good prepagos. I just wish they all were, but I know they are not. I still think you should relax and with a fine Colombian prepago and get all that load off.
    They look hot and sexy like that because I doubt anyone would take dance lessons at that price from an ugly girl. LOL.

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