Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=The Mind Bender;1492553]EDIT: In short there should be a cap on what we pay because these girl will push and push until 5000 ST becomes standard.[/QUOTE]Again, will never happen because of Supply and Demand. The only way this would ever play out is if all of the chicas in Sosua got together and formed a Union.

A chica barely getting 1 or 2 customers a night (because she is not as attractive as some of the other chicas) is NOT going to be asking for 5000 pesos. She may try to see if you are noobish enough to fall for it; she may even try to pull the ole switcharoo with you once you get her into the room (agreeing to 1500 on the street, then jacking the price up to 5000 in your hotel room; see Mr. Gogo's Boca Chica trip report he just posted in his forum) , but it will not take her long to realize that she cannot ask for the same prices that a more attractive chica getting 3 or more clients a day can.

And don't forget about the Haitians. As long as they are around the pricing structure will never be what you are predicting. Those Haitian chicas are desperate and do not want any trouble from the police. They will take almost anything you offer them, which is why the Dominicanas hate them (they blame them for "fucking up the prices" (low) the same way we blame the "make it rain" crowd for "fucking up the prices" (high)).

I'm not talking about all of them rather certain groups.

Please believe these chicas have their own cliques / gangs and they all communicate with each other so it's not too far fetched

[QUOTE=SavePros321;1492535]Supply and Demand. Which is why I always say if you want the odds to be in your favor and avoid a "Sausage Fest", then don't travel to the DR during US Federal holidays.[/QUOTE]I can't agree more, unfortunately I'm going to DR between Dec 18 to Dec 31, less sellers, more buyers.

[QUOTE=The Mind Bender; 1492553]Trust me, there's plenty of ass to go around and the "one-hunned" truth is they're really competing for US!

Agreed and you don't have to wait until late at night to get these girl's.

If you treat them nice they like that almost as much as money

[QUOTE=Eltayeb;1492628]I can't agree more, unfortunately I'm going to DR between Dec 18 to Dec 31, less sellers, more buyers.[/QUOTE]Don't sweat it.

The high season does bring more mongers but it also brings out some of the best that the DR has to offer don't forget it will be Christmas there and some of the girl's will only do p4p at this time of the year. No matter when you go it's going to be great time

[QUOTE=Eltayeb;1492628]I can't agree more, unfortunately I'm going to DR between Dec 18 to Dec 31, less sellers, more buyers.[/QUOTE]Great time to go. Don't forget to bring plenty of Blackberrys, iPhones, purfumes, and panties to give away to the hookers.

[QUOTE=Eltayeb;1492628]I can't agree more, unfortunately I'm going to DR between Dec 18 to Dec 31, less sellers, more buyers.[/QUOTE]I was in Sosua last yr for Christmas and new yrs eve and had a blast! There was always enough chicas. Oddly, Christmas eve and x mas night were better than new yrs eve. We'll see how it goes this yr. I bought that ticket in July! LOL.

Why do I say Dominican Republic is volent?

1. The police extorted 1-3 of my friends per week in Sosua. This is nuts.

2. The British Guardian newspaper site says the Dominican Republic is: "The world's most dangerous country for drivers."

3. I hear of one armed robbery per week, with guns, like some inner city Detroit, Michigan, gang violence. It is just like you see in the films.

4. The people in the Dominican Republic are copying the gang culture and music of the USA. Their pants are down, and the music is dominating. This is not Caribbean paradise. Sosua has one of the best beaches on the planet, yet sadly, more expats are killed, arrested or extorted there than any other place I know of on planet earth.

5. Dominican Republic is the black America that everyone fears, the worst of the worst, something from a cliche ghetto movie. That is the DR.

This bundle of violence Is too heavy; Enough is enough!

But What about Africa? What Is the problem with Africa? Why are people afraid of Africa?

The problem with Africa is simple: It is full of black people, and Americans are afraid of large groups of black people. The mere idea of a group of black people in one spot brings out 500 years of racial fears.

We must look at what Africa is, not what America is.

Yes, we Americans are politically correct in our words about black African culture. But the actions of Americans are obvious: They want nothing to do with a black African. And the black Americans are even worse. They actually get angry when I ask them to come to Africa.

All this is good for me. It will take another 20-30 years before they realize that African black culture is 90 percent different than the made-for-TV, HBO films of ghettoes. The cliche stereotype wins out in the minds of most American tourists, and I am rewarded for seeing that people are people. Color is irrelevant, but culture is not, though. We need to be afraid of cultures, not colors of skins.

There are many violent cultures. Some are black, but if you want true violence, then find a white culture. 50 million people were killed by white Nazi Germans in WWII. To accomplish true Holocaust-level violence, you need whites. And we still whitewash Germany, as if they did not do it.

What is Africa?

Each small village in Africa has existed for thousands of years. It is like small town Indiana: Everyone knows everyone, and nobody can get away with anything; they will catch you in seconds. Violence and theft are not tolerated.

CNN and the media can portray Africans in the worst possible ways, but refuse to truly say that the Germans killed 50 million while Africa is just a wimp. The facts are the facts: Africans make small wars; it takes the whites to drop atomic weapons.

Then, because 99 percent of travel writers need to speak English and are too lazy to get a visa, they travel to the 1 in 53 African countries that are dangerous. The go to South Africa. Nelson Mandela and his terrorist lifestyle, following the apartheid created by Europeans, makes this country one the last on my list countries to visit. Its violence level is about the same as the Dominican Republic's.

AIDs is 20 plus percent there, and carjackings are normal. But then again, South Africa is full of white people. Go figure!

Stop being slow; be savvy. Africa has 53 countries and 2,000 plus languages. South Africa and Nairobi, Kenya, are not typical African countries; they are whitebread Africa.

But if you are honest, you will know that you are afraid of any large group of blacks in the USA, and rightly so. A large group of blacks in the USA is dangerous.

There is a reason I return to Africa. I love small town Indiana, and I love small town Africa. The people are a different color than me, but it has the small town life I need.

The best thing that has changed about travel in the last 10 years is that we no longer need to stop in the big, violent cities on the planet. We can actually visit the people of the country and bypass the violence of big cities. Just say no.

As an Indiana farm boy, I do not want New York culture to be my culture. And we should not allow your cliche view of Detroit inner city gang war movies to be superimposed onto Africa. It is just subconscious fears. Time to open your mind and come to Africa, before it changes.

This place is how South America was 15 years ago, a traveler's paradise.

Read more: [url]http://www.hobotraveler.com/plan-trip/dominican-republic-is-dangerous-why-africa-is-safer.php#ixzz2jt2E2lBX[/url]

[QUOTE=Eltayeb;1492628]I can't agree more, unfortunately I'm going to DR between Dec 18 to Dec 31, less sellers, more buyers.[/QUOTE]I hope to hell not! I will be back in the DR during that time. I am hoping to help a few single Moms fulfill their babies Christmas list! My man said it will be packed. I thought most people stayed home for new years.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1492879]Great time to go. Don't forget to bring plenty of Blackberrys, iPhones, purfumes, and panties to give away to the hookers.[/QUOTE]I just restocked from the 3.99 rack (summer sale) no Blackberrys, or Iphones. All I can give is A nice dress 1000-2000 pesos hard dick and bubble gum!

[QUOTE=SavePros321;1492253]Keep everything in prospective bro. Most of the guys claiming they don't pay more than 2000 ST don't mind that there h0es look like this "thing" in the pic attached.[/QUOTE]That reminds me, I got to set the tv to record "The Walking Dead".

[QUOTE=Brother P;1492891]I was in Sosua last yr for Christmas and new yrs eve and had a blast! There was always enough chicas. Oddly, Christmas eve and x mas night were better than new yrs eve. We'll see how it goes this yr. I bought that ticket in July! LOL.[/QUOTE]Does anything special happen for new years eve?

[QUOTE=The Mind Bender;1492958]Does anything special happen for new years eve?[/QUOTE]Nothing special happened. No fireworks or special party. I closed the bar and took home a bartender. It was a good night!

[QUOTE=Brother P;1492966]I closed the bar and took home a bartender. It was a good night![/QUOTE]I bet you charmed her with your smooth dance moves!

[QUOTE=Tomjackin;1492969]I bet you charmed her with your smooth dance moves![/QUOTE]My smoove moves and a few thousand pesos! LOL. If you factor in all the drinks I bought it was an expensive lay. But I had a good time and got the girl.

Just like in the movies! Lmao!