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01-31-15 23:50 #16075
Posts: 2927Originally Posted by JoBobTheClown [View Original Post]
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01-31-15 18:58 #16074
Posts: 10Couples
Is this place couples friendly? Can me and GF hit a strip club or hire a hooker for a night?
Or is it a single men only destination?
Thank you
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01-31-15 17:34 #16073
Posts: 15983Originally Posted by TroyBoy [View Original Post]
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01-31-15 16:06 #16072
Posts: 13Photography?
I'm curious what the typical girls' response is in Medellin to photos / filming. I'm considering picking up either a decent camera or (due to the 29 minute recording limit on cameras) camcorder, both for touristy stuff and more. Private mementos.
What has been the girls' response to requests? I'm interested in for-my-eyes-only (sorry guys) records of the real fun. I see mostly images from before / after the action in various states of undress, but that could be the photographer protecting his privacy, so I can't tell. How do attitudes differ in, say, prepagos vs. Mansion girls vs. Casas vs. Clubs?
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01-31-15 15:56 #16071
Posts: 305Ok OK guys this is not the BKK site but
Originally Posted by TroyBoy [View Original Post]
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01-31-15 15:53 #16070
Posts: 2874Originally Posted by BlueChange [View Original Post]
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01-31-15 14:45 #16069
Posts: 75USD Exchange- Update as of 01-24-15
Within minutes of each other I exchanged dollars at a cambio in Mall Oviedo (which in the past has always delivered one of the better exchange rates I have see around town) and then pulled significant cash out of a nearby bank ATM using my USA bank debit card (mastercharge endorsed).
It always takes a few days for all the fees / charges to fully appear on my bank statement. (mastercard currency conv. Fee + mastercard cross border fee).
When all is said and done (with all fees included) I received the following exchange rate on this date:
Oviedo Mall Cambio: 2,190 cop / usd.
ATM withdrawl (debit card) 2,344 cop / usd.
Keep in mind this is a debit card and not a credit card.
I have done this little experiment in the past and I believe when all ATM fees were included the rates were much more equal or maybe even a little better at the cambios, but things have obviously changed leaning to better rates at the ATM. ----If one exchanges $1,000 usd this will amount to a difference of roughly 150,000 cop. A guy can have a lot of fun in Medellin with 150,000 cop. :-)
I will be traveling to Thailand next month and would be curious is the same will be found there?
ASIDE- on a recent past trip I noted that my debit card (which has no chip) would not work in many ATMs around Medellin. Almost all required a "chip". The ATMs on the wall as you enter west end of Mall Oviedo (nearest the cambios) do process cards without chip. Also the ATM at RIO casino in San Diego does as well. In centro I had real difficulty getting cash without a chip.Last edited by TroyBoy; 01-31-15 at 14:55. Reason: add info
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01-31-15 10:41 #16068
Posts: 367Heading down for a month
Hey guys,
Heading down for a month today. Anyone want to kick it. 30 yo blue eyed east coast gringo. I'm sort of against all the typical touristy BS but always down to hang with someone who has a good vibe and enjoys good company. See you guys later! Expect lots of details later!
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01-31-15 09:07 #16067
Posts: 26Escort agency
Can anyone recommend an escort agency that is reliable.
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01-30-15 04:02 #16066
Posts: 219High end Strip Clubs
Originally Posted by NinoBravo [View Original Post]Originally Posted by Combo [View Original Post]Originally Posted by CMartinez [View Original Post]
Nice descriptions. I can definitely identify with what each of you wrote.
I don't go to any of these places, currently, but have done all of these outlets at least a few times in the past. I have frequented Fase II more but it has been over a year since I was there last. I agree with the saloon feel and less hustle at Fase II.
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01-30-15 03:17 #16065
Posts: 28Originally Posted by Combo [View Original Post]
I preferred Fase II because while La Isla was much nicer inside, it also had way more of a hustle vibe to it. Drinks were expensive, girls didn't seem as friendly, etc.
Plus, I didn't really see a difference in quality of the girls.
Now it sounds like La Isla is significantly better for quality of girls, and I'm just wondering if the attitude of the girls and servers has gotten better as well.
To be honest I'd prefer to just go back to Fase II, but it's hard to pass up la isla if the chicks are really that much better right now.
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01-30-15 02:54 #16064
Posts: 1753Originally Posted by CMartinez [View Original Post]
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01-30-15 00:05 #16063
Posts: 358Post a trip report!
Originally Posted by JohnGault [View Original Post]
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01-30-15 00:02 #16062
Posts: 305Does this qualify as serious?
Originally Posted by JohnGault [View Original Post]
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01-29-15 23:56 #16061
Posts: 1184Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]
I respect them just like I respect other persons making a honest living. They are not doing anything wrong, illegal or harming anyone else. If I were to put myself above them it would reflect badly on me since I am a customer. Some people might say that they are young girls being corrupted by fat gringos. I haven't worked a day in my life for less then 18 dollars an hour so why would I be surprised that people don't feel like working for 90 cents an hour.
Regarding the people you have met, you really think that you are the first gringo stepping his foot into their house? Maybe you are, I don't know them. Just out of curiosity, how do you know that they are actually poor compared to the Colombian standard / definition?
http://colombiareports.co/colombias-...increase-2014/
"The agreement affects 54% of Colombians who earn the minimum wage or less. However, a total of 3. 4 million workers do not earn even one half of the minimum wage. ".
And the minimum salary is approx. 270 usd a month.
Regarding not being able to get by;.
"Despite its middle-income country status, 23 million Colombians are poor and 6 million live below the extreme poverty line. "
"below the extreme poverty line" = less then 1,25 usd / day.
http://www.wfp.org/countries/colombia