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[QUOTE=Solley11;1477973]Yeah. I got clipped twice this trip. Both times from chicks I knew from previous trips that I thought were totally cool. Cash once and than phone. Which Verizon said she would not even be able to use (not sure about that) Maybe due to slow season the natives are hungry. Lock all valuables up at all times. I Feel like a dumb ass for trusting anyone in this game. My bad.[/QUOTE]The natives are always hungry and STEALING is always in season.
Does anyone have a report on the white party that was at Classicos on Sat. Sept. 28th?
[QUOTE=Sure Thing; 1478201]No matter how much on the boards we try to warn each other somebody always gets trapped, puts on the cape and try to save a whoe. This is a lesson learned and good for you but for some reason somebody in the future will get caught again regardless of your warning and among other warnings posted in the past.
Don't become Captain Save-a-Whoe, gents.[/QUOTE]I second this statement. I, even after I knew the girl was no good, tried everything in the book to save a whoe I met in Sosua. Paid her rent, took care of her kids everything. It simply does not work. You cannot save these girls. No matter how well you treat them they will go back to opening their legs even if their situation is perfect.
Who remembers Chris Rock (Pookie) in the movie New Jack City? Remember what he said after Ice-T got him off of crack?"it still be calling me".
For these girls the streets will always be calling them. Their is no changing them.
For me I have stopped going to Sosua because I have been very successful on Tagged. With these girls you can generally get a nice girl who wants a foreign guy and will settle for a few nice things here and there like perfume or a cheap phone. These girls are not pros but will give it up for just a little attention and respect. Try it. With the number of girls I have met off of Tagged and for the price of a dinner and some attention I get a free place to stay everytime I come down and all the sex you can handle Tagged is a winner.
Showdown
[QUOTE=Showdown; 1478394]I second this statement. I, even after I knew the girl was no good, tried everything in the book to save a whoe I met in Sosua. Paid her rent, took care of her kids everything. It simply does not work. You cannot save these girls. No matter how well you treat them they will go back to opening their legs even if their situation is perfect.
Who remembers Chris Rock (Pookie) in the movie New Jack City? Remember what he said after Ice-T got him off of crack?"it still be calling me".
For these girls the streets will always be calling them. Their is no changing them.
For me I have stopped going to Sosua because I have been very successful on Tagged. With these girls you can generally get a nice girl who wants a foreign guy and will settle for a few nice things here and there like perfume or a cheap phone. These girls are not pros but will give it up for just a little attention and respect. Try it. With the number of girls I have met off of Tagged and for the price of a dinner and some attention I get a free place to stay everytime I come down and all the sex you can handle Tagged is a winner.
Showdown[/QUOTE]Your going to pay whether it be by buying gifts and food or straight dinero. So you buy them perfume and dinner and other things. I'd rather hit and run this way there are no problems with the parting of the ways. Sosua chica's I have are alot of fun but I never let my guard down no matter how long I've known them---Because when it all shakes out --I don't know them at all.
I found an extremely reliable guy who I used about 10 or so times. He doesn't speak English, I never asked him about wimmin, but he was perfect as simply a driver. Not once was he unavailable and generally picked me up within 5 minutes. I know moto's are the choice of most in Sosua, but I hate using them and avoid them. So, if you want a good and reliable kid (he's 22) who works 12 hours a day 7 days, call Leandro at 829-616-4570. He's got an SUV with AC and is a good driver. His rates are okay but you need to keep him honest.
[QUOTE=PirateMorgan;1477746]Loved her. Until she stole from me.[/QUOTE]You wanted fast pussy. It should be no surprise that most of the ones giving out fast pussy are looking for fast money. And they will get it by working their lips, hips, and in this case fingertips.
Can someone please advise where in Sosua I can find a cell phone provider where I can get a SIM card?
Is it better to buy an unlocked phone before going down there (and what's a good reliable but cheap phone) or buy it in Sosua?
Looking for something easy I can pay as I go, talk and text (no internet needed).
[QUOTE=TravelGuy99; 1478488]Can someone please advise where in Sosua I can find a cell phone provider where I can get a SIM card?
Is it better to buy an unlocked phone before going down there (and what's a good reliable but cheap phone) or buy it in Sosua?
Looking for something easy I can pay as I go, talk and text (no internet needed).[/QUOTE]Take a look at the most recent posts in the Santo Domingo section. A relevant conversation is going on.
[QUOTE=TravelGuy99; 1478488]Can someone please advise where in Sosua I can find a cell phone provider where I can get a SIM card?
Is it better to buy an unlocked phone before going down there (and what's a good reliable but cheap phone) or buy it in Sosua?
Looking for something easy I can pay as I go, talk and text (no internet needed).[/QUOTE][url]Http://claro.com.do/[/url] Store at Alejo Martinez and Rosen intersection opposite Baileys restaurant. Check supported frequency on your unlocked phone or buy in DR prices here in DOP $R.D. look for 'prepago'
[url]http://tiendaenlinea.claro.com.do/Master/Claro/Secciones/ShowCategoriesMovil.aspx?ID=169[/url]
[QUOTE=Jooks;1478469]I found an extremely reliable guy who I used about 10 or so times. He doesn't speak English, I never asked him about wimmin, but he was perfect as simply a driver. Not once was he unavailable and generally picked me up within 5 minutes. I know moto's are the choice of most in Sosua, but I hate using them and avoid them. So, if you want a good and reliable kid (he's 22) who works 12 hours a day 7 days, call Leandro at 829-616-4570. He's got an SUV with AC and is a good driver. His rates are okay but you need to keep him honest.[/QUOTE]What were his rates? Did you ever hire him on a flat rate plus gas basis?
[QUOTE=TravelGuy99; 1478488]Can someone please advise where in Sosua I can find a cell phone provider where I can get a SIM card?
Is it better to buy an unlocked phone before going down there (and what's a good reliable but cheap phone) or buy it in Sosua?
Looking for something easy I can pay as I go, talk and text (no internet needed).[/QUOTE]Buy an unlocked cell on ebay and you can get a sim card from Orange for a decent price.
I recently bought the Samsung Duos which you can use two sim cards at a time. Now I only travel with one phone!
[QUOTE=Marc Anthony;1478540]What were his rates? Did you ever hire him on a flat rate plus gas basis?[/QUOTE]It was an informal agreement which I suggested. 200 pesos for local. 5 or 10 minute ride. He often made out well on this as sometimes it was only a few minute ride but I was too tired and it was too hot to walk. It is an inferno in Sosua now. Cabarete cost 600 pesos there and back for the one time I used him and my one trip to POP was 850 pesos. I'm sure you can make other arrangements with him. While the rates might not have been the absolute best, I wasn't going to worry about a few dollars and sacrifice reliability and comfort. I also used publicos to go to Cabarate a few times and Puerto Plata once. They're a real bargain and only cost about 150 or 200 pesos. I spent much of my days in Cabarete.
[QUOTE=TravelGuy99; 1478488]Can someone please advise where in Sosua I can find a cell phone provider where I can get a SIM card?
Is it better to buy an unlocked phone before going down there (and what's a good reliable but cheap phone) or buy it in Sosua?
Looking for something easy I can pay as I go, talk and text (no internet needed).[/QUOTE]You can buy a phone for as little as 750 pesos including a SIM card. The number is yours for the next phone or the next time you visit. Simple. You can call the USA from your prepaid calling card. No problem.
RIKY IS 100% right. You can buy a cheap phone anywhere and add minutes as you need. International calls eat the minutes very fast but is a great way to stauy in contact with those you choose'
[QUOTE=Riky Rapido;1478623]You can buy a phone for as little as 750 pesos including a SIM card. The number is yours for the next phone or the next time you visit. Simple. You can call the USA from your prepaid calling card. No problem.[/QUOTE]
as mentioned earlier, i spent last week in sosua. i really have nothing to add that hasn't been said about the wimmin. all i'll say that it's not my type of scene. however, some of the beaches are incredibly nice.
i first went to playa sosua, which i thought was dirty, small and generally not very nice. it was fairly empty mainly because it's low season now. that was the only good part. after the first day, i did some exploring. i walked along the water where the hotels and condos maintain "private" beaches. as far as i know, private beaches are illegal, but this is the dr. i started from my condo apartment on calle ayuntamiento. you have to go through a private condo to get to the walkway by the beach. only one time was i stopped and i just smiled and said i only wanted to take a walk and they let me through. there's several private beaches on the way to playa sosua. i don't know the names of any of the beaches, but all of them were pristine and virtually uninhabited. then i came to the beach by the hotel, sosua by the sea. i started talking with the caretaker and he offered to let us on the beach with chairs and umbrellas for 300 pesos. can't beat that and the decision was a no brainer. we were alone most of the time on the beach and they brought us food and drink. this was one of the nicest beaches i've ever been to as far as cleanliness, swimming and the beach itself. and not a tout in sight! the only negative was the heat. even in the shade of the umbrella it was hot as hell.
i also liked cabarete beach. it was also clean and the water was nice. it was much nicer than playa sosua and worth the small effort to get there and see the town. it was actually more pleasant weather-wise because the winds made it feel cooler. however, the winds weren't sufficient enough to really enjoy the various [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord118][CodeWord118][/url], i. e, kiting, wind surfing, etc. supposedly, september is not a windy month. the touts didn't seem to be out in force and didn't bother me too much. but those "private" beaches in sosua are first rate. however, i doubt they're so empty in high season.