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01-27-21 12:45 #43678
Posts: 261Why I Left SP
Originally Posted by MMHikeus [View Original Post]
Please note that this is based on my own personal experience of how I am rolling here. In my original reference to SP I'm not saying they are refusing girls outright, I said "it's almost impossible for me to get girls past the gatekeeper". For a lot, this info will be irrelevant but I hope it will help some especially those that like to roam around centro and newcomers because I wish I had of known this before arriving.
So after a couple of weeks of hitting Centro clubs, bars strip clubs and random places I find a few gems that I make plans to spend more time with back at mine since I had quite a nice apartment, maybe even a day trip together. We go and get supplies, and I remind them they need a cedula. They show up and I pay for the cab, first girl, Venezuelan ID, no way unless they have a passport so I have to send her back in the cab with a small tip.
Now straight up, in and around Centro including casas over 90% of the girls I came across were Venezuelan so that's going to rule them out of entry into SP straight away unless they have a passport which they don't.
I had 5 girls refused in total. The Colombians I stressed they needed a Colombian cedula, they assured me that had it, one shows with some letter, refused. The others had some sort of ID but not a Cedeula, SP says the ID is OK but with that type of ID a passport is also required, refused.
I had 2 girls from CC permitted and 1 from Avenida De Grill permitted. From reading reports I was under the impression that a girl would wave her ID and be good to go, that's not the case. They are very strict on ID and it is scanned and checks are made online.
I understand that this is for safety but for me it just doesn't work with how I roll. I met quite a few sweet girls not just on the streets but in casas and other places that I got along really well with and not being able to take them to my own apartment became frustrating, especially during curfews after 10pm when girls really wanted to hang out with me.
So I extended my stay here and found an apartment on Airbnb of which there are plenty, without any portero. I understand this carries more risk but I'm not picking up Centro randoms, if I session with a girl a few times and I get along with her ill take her back.
Yesterday I was able to take one of my non-working girls without cédula to my new apartment, she hung out for 4 hours. I gave her 50k because when she was refused entry to SP I bought her baby milk and make up altogether around 125k. We'll hang out on Friday, there's a restaurant she wants to go to and she also wants new trainers for around 80k. I really like these types of set ups that were impossible for me at SP.
Another thing to mention. The staff at SP were always professional and courteous and I fully understand that they are following the rules. If you hang out around Poblado or just take Facebook girls then I'll presume you'll have no issues at all but for anybody with intentions of hanging out around centro and taking girls back, it's going to be challenging to say the least.
Also I was refused entry into Premier Plaza for not physically having my passport, even though the girl had a Cedula, go figure.
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01-27-21 11:15 #43677
Posts: 469I am always shocked
When mongers are robbed in Centro, simply because you know better than to be in area like Centro if you know you can not handle yourself. What's so hard about Mongering in the day time? What's so hard about being aware of your surroundings? I can handle myself in and out of Centro, but I would be a damn fool to go to Veracruz on that side of the museum after 7 pm. There are far too many factors that put the monger at a deficit. Me and Nounce would always meet up in Centro and leave as a team. We never did much moving around after if became dark, because the further you move away from the statues in Parque Botero, the greater the danger you are in. Guess many of you mongers are dying, literally, to find that diamond in the rough for 30 mil pesos. Use your head, be safe, don't take unnecessary risk, see you all soon in Medellin. Pollo Negro is out.
P.S. I am also running a test run on the new requirements to enter and leave the country, I will tell you how it went and what I did to meet the requirements. If and when I arrive and leave!
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01-27-21 10:16 #43676
Posts: 2519Originally Posted by Osteoknot [View Original Post]
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01-27-21 10:14 #43675
Posts: 19I have a doubt.
I am Latino with brown skin but I have never been there, since I am from Spain.
Will I have a hard time picking up girls?
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01-27-21 09:21 #43674
Posts: 2942Originally Posted by Surfer500 [View Original Post]
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01-27-21 05:26 #43673
Posts: 15937Originally Posted by SankarShetty [View Original Post]
https://www.diariolibre.com/actualid...jmmRAd40teGVLU
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01-27-21 04:50 #43672
Posts: 1643I Think My Capricious Side Finds This Amusing, Domicilio
Chicas ordered food online delivered to my hotel and it got here before they did, jajaja.
Domicilio is a good Spanish word to learn, since every freakin' puta in Medellin has the phone number and her most favorite expensive meal memorized for delivery, and if they got a kid or anyone at home they will order enough to take leftovers home. They are not ordering the same as they would from home for themselves, they are ordering the good shite. If you are counting pesos, give them a limit before they call. Under 50 mil COP is more than generous, 40 will get the job done, 30 is possible if you're going to give them water to drink out of the faucet, jaja. Remember, for some strange reason fast food chains are inordinately expensive relative to other prices in Colombia. Burger King, Pappa Johns, KFC, etc. Are more here than in the states. Feed them street food which is no slight, just like in SE Asia, street food is considered a quality choice or a local restaurant to save lots of pesos, especially if you are buying for more than one chica. Ostee Out.
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01-27-21 04:28 #43671
Posts: 406I can read
Originally Posted by JohnnyO [View Original Post]
Glad your buddy is OK and am also glad you won't be staying at San Peter.
As far a shocking or scaring anyone, that's doubtful. Just another story from a dumb rookie who knows it all that's why you were in Centro after dark.
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01-27-21 04:25 #43670
Posts: 1751Originally Posted by Paulie97 [View Original Post]
They might hurt you, they might not. Fighting back increases your chances of them hurting you.
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01-27-21 04:22 #43669
Posts: 2927Originally Posted by SankarShetty [View Original Post]
Hope it all works out well for your friends.
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01-27-21 03:44 #43668
Posts: 261More details
I'm going to add the final details as was told to me. 4 guys surrounded / jumped him. One held a metal object to him to the point of his skin being punctured while the others rinsed him of his, phone wallet, cash etc. He did not require immediate hospitalisation. That's all I have for you folks. Once I have time I'll do a full write up on San Peter.
Special shout out to SpiderRider, he has been virtually advising me and guiding me through Medellin.
Edit. I was not sure whether to post about the stabbing or not. Its not intended to shock or scare anyone. Centro after dark carries a high degree of risk as has been reported numerous times. Overall , Colombians are extremely, respecfull, polite and friendly people with most areas being safe.
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01-27-21 03:29 #43667
Posts: 261Originally Posted by ChuchoLoco [View Original Post]
Have you read anything I've posted today?
The girl I took back has nothing to do with the guy being stabbed. Let me repeat for your benefit what I stated earlier, pay attention, here goes - "I will go into more detail in another post on girls being refused entry into San Peter".
Also as I stated earlier, once more "he lifted up his shirt and there was blood coming from his abdomen".
Now if it was required for him to lift up his shirt for me to see the blood do you think reception saw it or not, is this kind of detail important to you as to whether reception saw it or not, my god.
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01-27-21 02:49 #43666
Posts: 207Increased Risk
Originally Posted by JohnnyO [View Original Post]
Hope the guy's is fine / doing well.
On another note, Today being the first day of new requirements for travel back to US. The process did not go smoothly for two of my friends who are currently stranded at an airport in DR. Airlines are refusing boarding if the Covid Test is not from an 'approved' list of test centers. This list is supposedly published by the US embassy.
Not sure what other US returning travelers are facing. If a BM is returning to US in the next few days, please post your travel experience.
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01-27-21 02:26 #43665
Posts: 1680Well
Originally Posted by RudeBwoy100 [View Original Post]
P.S. It always pay to have some cash on you, though not a large amount. If they go to all the trouble to find only pocket change they might take their frustrations out on your head.
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01-27-21 02:09 #43664
Posts: 1643Yeah, I'm There With You On This. She Is Alive, I Promise
Originally Posted by ColombiaLover [View Original Post]
I talked my ex-wife out of getting tattoos a couple of times in the beginning of the last craze when all the girls were doing it, still are I guess. I told her in the end, you will stand out for NOT having tattoos in a favorable way. Now she agrees, and when your ex-wife agrees with you about anything, it's gold.