Bogota Reports

[Luminous]

Diagonally across the Dann Carlton Hotel is a multi-story retail plaza (3 maybe 4 stories). You will see small stores on the bottom floor. If you go the back side of the first floor, that's where the massage + pleasure parlors are. I normally go to the first door, that where my girl Leidy is. Tall, natural and cute, just the way I like it. They will tell you the price upfront.

I'll be staying near the Dann Carlton at 2 different hotels, Sheraton and NH, not sure if they are chica friendly. What's the best action for spas / casas (or even street walkers) near there?

Many thanks. Arriving today and hoping to also link up with woodman.

[OJeito]

The cambios must stamp any bill you get from them so that if you get any counterfeit bills you have proof that it came from them. If they don't stamp the bills that's a good indication it's fake. I got stung once from a cambio in the Parque 93 mall that I used many times and then one day a changed some money got in a taxi and the driver refused most of the 50's saying they were fake. I took them to the Casino in Andino mall and the machine wouldn't accept them. I went back to the Cambio and raised hell but he said I didn't give you those bills, where is my stamp to prove it. I was pissed but had no recourse always always get the bills stamped or don't accept them.

This is great advice amigo! If they don't stamp your bills you should definitely refuse the transaction.

[GasparLeMarc12]

I'll be staying near the Dann Carlton at 2 different hotels, Sheraton and NH, not sure if they are chica friendly. What's the best action for spas / casas (or even street walkers) near there?

Many thanks. Arriving today and hoping to also link up with woodman.

[LatinaLover#1]

Not disagreeing with you and what are suggesting is very possible. However, in this situation, when I checked the remaining bills in my pocket, I found more fake ones similar to the one's she returned. So clearly the girl wasn't switching my bills.

The cambios must stamp any bill you get from them so that if you get any counterfeit bills you have proof that it came from them. If they don't stamp the bills that's a good indication it's fake. I got stung once from a cambio in the Parque 93 mall that I used many times and then one day a changed some money got in a taxi and the driver refused most of the 50's saying they were fake. I took them to the Casino in Andino mall and the machine wouldn't accept them. I went back to the Cambio and raised hell but he said I didn't give you those bills, where is my stamp to prove it. I was pissed but had no recourse always always get the bills stamped or don't accept them.

[OJeito]

I thought I would take a little time to give some information about where I exchange my US dollars for pesos here in Bogota. I consistently see reports about people exchanging at the airport and I believe that sometimes the rates are okay, but often they're far lower than you can get out of an ATM or a good cambio elsewhere in the city.

A little known fact about cambios is that their rates are negotiable. If you ask for their rate without any context they'll give you the rate they would offer if you're just exchanging a single $1 bill. If you can give them more information about how much exactly you have, and what the denomination of the bills are that you want to exchange, they will typically give you an adjusted price based on the value of the transaction to them. The more money you transact at once, and the larger the denomination of the bill, the better your rate will be. Typically you can achieve a 1% to 5% increase on your exchange if you have $1,000 or more in $100 bills to exchange at once.

Now, this is not the best place in the city to exchange money, but it is the best place in the city I have personally found to exchange money. It is called Avenida Chile shopping center on Google Maps. It is located at CL. 72 #10-34 in Chapinero. I'll attach screenshots of the google maps overhead satellite view. The reason I like this centro commercial is simply because there are about 8-10 cambios inside and they are all on the top floor. It is quite easy to go into every cambio and get their rates without having to traverse a large area or multiple floors. When I first got to Bogota on this trip I was able to exchange dollars above the officially traded rate. I believe I exchanged my US dollars for about 4% higher than the best rate I could find at the airport that previous day.

Does anybody know of a place in Medellin to exchange cash that is similar to avenida Chile shopping center where many money exchangers operate in competition in close proximity to eachother?

[Luminous]

Not disagreeing with you and what are suggesting is very possible. However, in this situation, when I checked the remaining bills in my pocket, I found more fake ones similar to the one's she returned. So clearly the girl wasn't switching my bills.

At Luminous below on fake bills: This may have been a known trick. You have given the girl the real bills and she came back with fakes. Just a tip, occasionally I take photo shots of bills before I pay with them for services to avoid such situations, or other when the girl may claim I haven't paid her (in case of an argument police will find the bills on her).

[Questner]

At Luminous below on fake bills: This may have been a known trick. You have given the girl the real bills and she came back with fakes. Just a tip, occasionally I take photo shots of bills before I pay with them for services to avoid such situations, or other when the girl may claim I haven't paid her (in case of an argument police will find the bills on her).

[DriftClouds]

What a question, LOL.

They're from the same lot. A mix of Vennies and Colombianas.

I went to Medellin earlier this year, I fucked few facebook girls and I went to one casa. That's all, the street girls at centro medellin aren't that hot.

[Balboa]

Are Bogota street-girls more fuckable than the ones from Centro Medellin?

What a question, LOL.

They're from the same lot. A mix of Vennies and Colombianas.

[Luminous]

I don't know how rampant fake bills are in Colombia, but it happened to me and what ensued was interesting, so I am sharing. Primarily for fake bills and maybe some entertainment.

On a recent trip I don't know how but I ended up with a few 50 mil fake bills. Maybe it was at the place where I exchanged money or maybe at the Casino, I have no idea. When I showed up at this Massage + Service place opposite Dann Carlton hotel and gave this cute girl money for full service, she came back and told me some of the bills were fake. Mayhem ensued an all the girls started checking out the fake bills and giving me advice on how I need to be careful and always check before I receive bills. My Spanish is not great, so I understood only 25% of what they were saying but I was really enjoying the girls get excited over my fake bills.

Since I didn't have all the money in good bills, we settled on a BJ as that's all I could cover. After 3-4 minutes, the girl giving me the BJ said she felt bad for me and will have sex for free. I was shocked and speechless, was blown away by her warmth and care, I had never expected this in my wildest dreams. She made my day and created a lifetime memory.

Since that episode I have been back couple of times to see her, paid her full service and tipped her very well. This is my way of thanking her for the human she is.

My two takeaways were.

1 Even the professionals have a heart and are not trying to rip you off all the time.

2 I only go to currency exchange places that put their stamp on the bills so in case there in an issue, I can bring it back to the. I mostly go New York Money Exchange in Andino mall, I am pretty sure their rates are not the best but it's convenient for me as I always stay close to it and they stamp every bill so peace of mind.

I thought I would take a little time to give some information about where I exchange my US dollars for pesos here in Bogota. I consistently see reports about people exchanging at the airport and I believe that sometimes the rates are okay, but often they're far lower than you can get out of an ATM or a good cambio elsewhere in the city.

[Woodman09]

Are Bogota street-girls more fuckable than the ones from Centro Medellin?

There are more Streetie Sweeties in Bogota and prices are probably a bit better-- Medellin is polluted with gringos.

[Luminous]

Great info. I think it only makes sense if you are exchanging a decent amount of money. Have to factor in the cost of getting there and the time wasted. I normally just go to the exchange place that is closer as traffic sucks.

I thought I would take a little time to give some information about where I exchange my US dollars for pesos here in Bogota. I consistently see reports about people exchanging at the airport and I believe that sometimes the rates are okay, but often they're far lower than you can get out of an ATM or a good cambio elsewhere in the city.

A little known fact about cambios is that their rates are negotiable. If you ask for their rate without any context they'll give you the rate they would offer if you're just exchanging a single $1 bill. If you can give them more information about how much exactly you have, and what the denomination of the bills are that you want to exchange, they will typically give you an adjusted price based on the value of the transaction to them. The more money you transact at once, and the larger the denomination of the bill, the better your rate will be. Typically you can achieve a 1% to 5% increase on your exchange if you have $1,000 or more in $100 bills to exchange at once.

Now, this is not the best place in the city to exchange money, but it is the best place in the city I have personally found to exchange money. It is called Avenida Chile shopping center on Google Maps. It is located at CL. 72 #10-34 in Chapinero. I'll attach screenshots of the google maps overhead satellite view. The reason I like this centro commercial is simply because there are about 8-10 cambios inside and they are all on the top floor. It is quite easy to go into every cambio and get their rates without having to traverse a large area or multiple floors. When I first got to Bogota on this trip I was able to exchange dollars above the officially traded rate. I believe I exchanged my US dollars for about 4% higher than the best rate I could find at the airport that previous day.

[DriftClouds]

Are Bogota street-girls more fuckable than the ones from Centro Medellin?

[Ggekko2009]

Can someone provide the correct way to ask if a woman is on birth control? And also how to offer to pay for the morning after pill? I found a chica to bareback with but came on her stomach. I am going to do a much longer session and would prefer to cip but don't want to push the risk any further than I already have.

I don't think there is a right or wrong way other than to ask her if she is on birth control. Maybe try this. Tomas alguna pildora anticonceptiva?

Anyway, I accidentally cip into one of the seeking girl in one of my trip. Of course she was not pleased but nothing an extra 100 mil will not solve since she needs it to buy PostDay (their morning after pll). So yeah, almost all chicas there would know PostDay. It's usually safe after the girl has taken PostDay. I would usually also time it just right before her period begins to know that is the time when it is safe to simply cip.

Have fun!

[OJeito]

I thought I would take a little time to give some information about where I exchange my US dollars for pesos here in Bogota. I consistently see reports about people exchanging at the airport and I believe that sometimes the rates are okay, but often they're far lower than you can get out of an ATM or a good cambio elsewhere in the city.

A little known fact about cambios is that their rates are negotiable. If you ask for their rate without any context they'll give you the rate they would offer if you're just exchanging a single $1 bill. If you can give them more information about how much exactly you have, and what the denomination of the bills are that you want to exchange, they will typically give you an adjusted price based on the value of the transaction to them. The more money you transact at once, and the larger the denomination of the bill, the better your rate will be. Typically you can achieve a 1% to 5% increase on your exchange if you have $1,000 or more in $100 bills to exchange at once.

Now, this is not the best place in the city to exchange money, but it is the best place in the city I have personally found to exchange money. It is called Avenida Chile shopping center on Google Maps. It is located at CL. 72 #10-34 in Chapinero. I'll attach screenshots of the google maps overhead satellite view. The reason I like this centro commercial is simply because there are about 8-10 cambios inside and they are all on the top floor..

Phenomenal intel amigo! You are a true monger extraordinaire and a sexual soldier of fortune. I applaud your efforts.

I think it is a little known fact that rates are indeed negotiable if you are changing larger amounts I. E 1 k usd. At the very least, It never hurts to inquire.