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  1. #44261

    Very Interesting Topic With Good Points On Both Sides

    Quote Originally Posted by Sangnyc21  [View Original Post]
    You can live there 10 years safely having fun etc etc.

    It only takes one bad experience.

    No matter what at the end of the day you're not one of them. You will always be a gringo to them. Welcomed at times yes. But talk to the wrong girl one time and piss the wrong guy off one time you'll realize the "friends" you have won't be there to help.

    A lot of gringos don't get this. I'm Asian also and I've never been robbed or had any bad situations. And I'll continue to go take certain precautions so that hopefully it stays this way.

    But IMO I've seen too many gringos come here then fall in love with the lifestyle then move here because they're with women they couldn't possibly pull in the states. Not saying the case with you. And eventually all 3 that friends that I know moved here have been drugged at least once. One of them was drugged twice.

    Yes maybe Bello is great for you now. But the odds will always be against you as long as there's no 0 on the other side.
    Having met RiceRocket I have no doubts he can handle himself. But as mentioned, it only takes one really bad experience to fuck it all up.

    Is there any value of living here as he plans, and trying to keep as low a profile as possible? In other words, never show or act like you are have any extra wealth other than just enough to get by. I know, the standard answer is the locals assume anyone here from another country is a potential target, but by blending in and not flashing cash and jewelry and not having ostentatious items in your casa, does that help?

  2. #44260

    It's about the odds

    Quote Originally Posted by RiceRocket99  [View Original Post]
    I have paisa friends that know lots of people in gang circles and in the drug trade. That shit doesn't even bother or scare me. I might even join them and create a chino cartel or a chino plaza haha. Kidding aside, Bello does get a bad rep, even more so from their fellow paisas. I took a Medellin girl out in Bello to party it up at a bar and she got all paranoid about being robbed or drugged and wasn't comfortable with me talking to random people because they were young, hot, and buzzed haha. Well, that was a mood killer because that place was popping with good music, hot chicks, cheap drinks, and even cheaper party favors. I had to finish her back at my newly renovated Bello apt I was renting for $18 USD a night. You guys can stay in Poblado / Laureles / Envigado, which doesn't really mean it's that much safer considering the recent robberies. Bello is not for the average MDE visitor, and probably not even for most MDE vets. But it's all to each his own and we all roll different and that's what makes MDE una chimba hpta! In the words of Pollo Negro. Chino Amarillo is out!
    You can live there 10 years safely having fun etc etc.

    It only takes one bad experience.

    No matter what at the end of the day you're not one of them. You will always be a gringo to them. Welcomed at times yes. But talk to the wrong girl one time and piss the wrong guy off one time you'll realize the "friends" you have won't be there to help.

    A lot of gringos don't get this. I'm Asian also and I've never been robbed or had any bad situations. And I'll continue to go take certain precautions so that hopefully it stays this way.

    But IMO I've seen too many gringos come here then fall in love with the lifestyle then move here because they're with women they couldn't possibly pull in the states. Not saying the case with you. And eventually all 3 that friends that I know moved here have been drugged at least once. One of them was drugged twice.

    Yes maybe Bello is great for you now. But the odds will always be against you as long as there's no 0 on the other side.

  3. #44259

    Clueless

    Quote Originally Posted by Bill  [View Original Post]
    QUOTE=JohnnyWalker55;2533496]Another great day in MDE.

    She says 40 k, I got two twenties. Perfect. I know I say I usually just give 50 k but if I have the change in bills I take the deal.

    But not fat at all. In gym clothes. Alejandra. She says 40 k, I got two twenties. Perfect. I know I say I usually just give 50 k but if I have the change in bills I take the deal.
    And borderline delusional.

  4. #44258
    Quote Originally Posted by MongerHunger  [View Original Post]
    I take it that they are not enforcing the 7 days quarantine requirement to enter the US as stated.
    MH,

    I think it is supposed to be 10 days, and no one said anything to me about it when I re-entered from Mexico last week. I did get grilled a little more per customs than usual though but I think it was just because it was so damned slow at the airport. The airport in Monterrey was busy. The USA side may have been the slowest I have seen since Covid began. I suspect this was just the international part though.

  5. #44257

    Bello

    I think we may have another SJobs type here again.

    Move to Bello if you wish. Buyer beware, it will be a very humbling experience and I would never recommend that a foreigner stay in that area.

    Be careful brother.

  6. #44256
    I have paisa friends that know lots of people in gang circles and in the drug trade. That shit doesn't even bother or scare me. I might even join them and create a chino cartel or a chino plaza haha. Kidding aside, Bello does get a bad rep, even more so from their fellow paisas. I took a Medellin girl out in Bello to party it up at a bar and she got all paranoid about being robbed or drugged and wasn't comfortable with me talking to random people because they were young, hot, and buzzed haha. Well, that was a mood killer because that place was popping with good music, hot chicks, cheap drinks, and even cheaper party favors. I had to finish her back at my newly renovated Bello apt I was renting for $18 USD a night. You guys can stay in Poblado / Laureles / Envigado, which doesn't really mean it's that much safer considering the recent robberies. Bello is not for the average MDE visitor, and probably not even for most MDE vets. But it's all to each his own and we all roll different and that's what makes MDE una chimba hpta! In the words of Pollo Negro. Chino Amarillo is out!

    Quote Originally Posted by GeneHickman  [View Original Post]
    Happy you are confident and have friends. People talk within communities. Its a matter of time before it catches the ear of someone that has gang power that there is a gringo with $$ around town, it doesn't have to be someone in your circle that lets that information out, if you live somehwere people just come to know in time. Organized crime works by targetting people with the biggest possible payday. A gringo apartment owner who parties in Bello is simply going to end up on their radar and an irrestible target sooner or later.

  7. #44255

    The classic price talk

    Quote Originally Posted by Bill  [View Original Post]
    QUOTE=JohnnyWalker55;2533496]Another great day in MDE.

    She says 40 k, I got two twenties. Perfect. I know I say I usually just give 50 k but if I have the change in bills I take the deal.

    But not fat at all. In gym clothes. Alejandra. She says 40 k, I got two twenties. Perfect. I know I say I usually just give 50 k but if I have the change in bills I take the deal.

    end QUOTE




    This is typical of screwing up the price structure and raising prices. You got guys perpetuating the gringo attitude of -so cheap compared to home.

    Just a couple years ago reports of mongers accepting the going rate of 15 and 20 k for a street girl then giving tips or rounding off or doubling because its -so cheap compared to home.

    Another one is the -pay first mentality with street girls.

    Yeh I know, its your money and blah blah but when street girls and casa prices increase to 100 k and 250 k for a quickie, and more reports of cash and dash loss of upper hand etc., look in the mirror and figure out why LOL.
    Boo hoo.

    Plenty of girls still offer 20-25 k. Just the ugly ones.

    If some chick decides she's going to hold out for everything over 40-50 k she's going to be standing there all day while all the other chicks undercut her. Basic economics.

    Sorry you don't like I sometimes throw an extra 2. 50 usd instead of haggling over the price of a pack of gum to fuck a smoking 19 year old.

  8. #44254
    QUOTE=JohnnyWalker55;2533496]Another great day in MDE.

    She says 40 k, I got two twenties. Perfect. I know I say I usually just give 50 k but if I have the change in bills I take the deal.

    But not fat at all. In gym clothes. Alejandra. She says 40 k, I got two twenties. Perfect. I know I say I usually just give 50 k but if I have the change in bills I take the deal.

    end QUOTE




    This is typical of screwing up the price structure and raising prices. You got guys perpetuating the gringo attitude of -so cheap compared to home.

    Just a couple years ago reports of mongers accepting the going rate of 15 and 20 k for a street girl then giving tips or rounding off or doubling because its -so cheap compared to home.

    Another one is the -pay first mentality with street girls.

    Yeh I know, its your money and blah blah but when street girls and casa prices increase to 100 k and 250 k for a quickie, and more reports of cash and dash loss of upper hand etc., look in the mirror and figure out why LOL.

  9. #44253
    Quote Originally Posted by GeneHickman  [View Original Post]
    Happy you are confident and have friends. People talk within communities. Its a matter of time before it catches the ear of someone that has gang power that there is a gringo with $$ around town, it doesn't have to be someone in your circle that lets that information out, if you live somehwere people just come to know in time. Organized crime works by targetting people with the biggest possible payday. A gringo apartment owner who parties in Bello is simply going to end up on their radar and an irrestible target sooner or later.
    And not even the attention of high level guys. They may be too busy. It's the lower level punks that are even most likely to cause harm and in Bello's barrios there is no insulation from them.

  10. #44252
    Quote Originally Posted by RiceRocket99  [View Original Post]
    Makes sense, always better to be on safe side and have a lawyer in case any surprises come up and knowing MDE, shit always tend to happen more often than not. True, trustworthy def not a trait I would use to describe a typical paisa. I'm pretty much going to do this on my own, and the paisa friends are just there for on the ground advice nothing more.
    Happy you are confident and have friends. People talk within communities. Its a matter of time before it catches the ear of someone that has gang power that there is a gringo with $$ around town, it doesn't have to be someone in your circle that lets that information out, if you live somehwere people just come to know in time. Organized crime works by targetting people with the biggest possible payday. A gringo apartment owner who parties in Bello is simply going to end up on their radar and an irrestible target sooner or later.

  11. #44251
    Quote Originally Posted by RiceRocket99  [View Original Post]
    I took an Antigen test within 3 days of my departure flight. It was 110 mil plus 13 mil for domicilio. A guy came to my apt at a predetermined time and swapped my nose and I got results within 6 hours and they guarantee results within 24 hours. Communication all done in Whatsapp and in Spanish. +57 (315) 467-7121. It's called Unidad Medica Centrolab.

    Entering USA was easy, just make sure to have digital copy of test results as they check at Colombia airport and at any international transit stop. Never seen an almost empty customs/immigration line when I transited through Houston (btw wish all the Texans the best).
    I take it that they are not enforcing the 7 days quarantine requirement to enter the US as stated.

  12. #44250
    Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyWalker55  [View Original Post]
    Another great day in MDE.

    Eat and rest, go to casa Cuba. FYI, this place ALWAYS gives bbj the 5+ times I've been. It must be a policy, the dude who runs the place is a total pimp, you can tell. Nicole, 30 min 45 k, probably 20 year old paisa. Skinny and fat ass. BBBJ, great service.

    .
    Good report again. When you say casa Cuba, do you mean Hotel Balcones de Cuba?

  13. #44249

    I Have Been Here Six Weeks

    Quote Originally Posted by GasparLeMarc12  [View Original Post]
    Thinking of a trip to Medellin. How is the situation currently, as far as Covid restriction etc? I am vaccinated so I'm OK traveling but just don't want to be bored with everything closed. Any info is appreciated.
    And there is ten times more activity now than when I arrived. Everything is open for business. Today I saw my first shoe shine peddlar and that ain't bad.

  14. #44248

    Amazonia

    Tonight, this very camera shy chica is as tall as me, probably would have a good shot at kicking my ass in a fair fight. Fortunately, she's a lover and not a fighter. Regular girl, cost me cab fare.
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  15. #44247
    Yes, Bello is very dangerous. Please stay far away (wink wink).

    Quote Originally Posted by Questner  [View Original Post]
    Makes sense to know the terrain. Bello: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9sjTSqKWHs.

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