Sao Paulo Reports

[QUOTE=Pneumoniall;3000947]Do I have to pay the bar fine before I can take the girl to my room?[/QUOTE]Yes the clubs have an exit fee if you take the girl out. It's not high. Scandallo is the highest and for good reason. It's $50 usd. Casarao is prob like $15/20.

They are a bit different arrangement. Casarao is def more a freelancers environment so more ymmv. Scandallo is technically all freelancers. But if you want to work there you better be top looks and top service or you won't last a week. Not saying you can't have a dud but its rare. For my money Globe in Switzerland is the only place worldwide where I feel 100%!guaranteed good service. But I'm going to say Scandallo is 90+%. As always ymmv.

I am currently staying at Wyndham Sao Paulo Paulista near the shopping district on Avenida Paulista. It's a nice hotel for the price.

Went to Scandallo yesterday. Wow what a place! Probably the most beautiful women I've seen in one place, insanely many stunners. The club, personell and food was also nice.

I'm fully aware of that this is a luxury club, however I found the prices to be exceptionally high. With entry at 300 and 300 to rent a room to bring the girl. You've technically spent almost the price of a girl other places. Spoke with like 6-10 girls. Most of them demanded or started off with 2 k reais for one hour. And 3-5 k reais for saidas / outcalls. Ended up with one who accepted 1 k reais. Which was my absolute maximum, and I think this should be more than enough. Most of them ended up on 1.5.

All girls I spoke to said it was a slow evening night with not so many guys but many girls.

So beware to come her before 7 pm for a small reduction in price. 500 is way to much, not worth it is my personal opinion!

Anyone with inputs on pricing and girls in Scandallo? Anything below 1 k reais seemed difficult to impossible. Collected a couple of numbers.

Think I will go for som clinicas where I don't have to spent 600 before getting laid.

Tangara and 57 house is okay for a spa I guess. I did those 2 but never went back. Well I did go back to tangara but didn't select anyone. I did casarao virtually every night. Finding only Sunday and Monday slow. 400-700 for girl based on 1 HR, but 100 for the room. Entrance is 60 but you get 2 free beers so just say entrance is free.

[QUOTE=BusinessTravl;3001264]Went to Scandallo yesterday. Wow what a place! Probably the most beautiful women I've seen in one place, insanely many stunners. The club, personell and food was also nice.

I'm fully aware of that this is a luxury club, however I found the prices to be exceptionally high. With entry at 300 and 300 to rent a room to bring the girl. You've technically spent almost the price of a girl other places. Spoke with like 6-10 girls. Most of them demanded or started off with 2 k reais for one hour. And 3-5 k reais for saidas / outcalls. Ended up with one who accepted 1 k reais. Which was my absolute maximum, and I think this should be more than enough. Most of them ended up on 1.5.

All girls I spoke to said it was a slow evening night with not so many guys but many girls.

So beware to come her before 7 pm for a small reduction in price. 500 is way to much, not worth it is my personal opinion!

Anyone with inputs on pricing and girls in Scandallo? Anything below 1 k reais seemed difficult to impossible. Collected a couple of numbers.

Think I will go for som clinicas where I don't have to spent 600 before getting laid.[/QUOTE].

[QUOTE=Blakman;3001371]Tangara and 57 house is okay for a spa I guess. I did those 2 but never went back. Well I did go back to tangara but didn't select anyone. I did casarao virtually every night. Finding only Sunday and Monday slow. 400-700 for girl based on 1 HR, but 100 for the room. Entrance is 60 but you get 2 free beers so just say entrance is free.

.[/QUOTE]I went to Casarao and the quality was much better than previous trip and was consistent for 3 nights straight. All shapes and sizes and decent price. I went to Scandallo spent a few hours and left. Very ordinary looking girls and a few good looking ones. It was back to Casarao and left fulfilled. 600 reals versus 1600 reals. No brainer.

Thanks for the very valuable tips my man! Would check out later, how's Sunday nights? Any girls below 20 years old. Naturan looking or a lot of sillycones like in Scandallo.

Loved that place (Scandallo) but to pay 300 to rent the room was hard for me to accept. Its like one night in a hotel.

[QUOTE=Tribute15;3001482]I went to Casarao and the quality was much better than previous trip and was consistent for 3 nights straight. All shapes and sizes and decent price. I went to Scandallo spent a few hours and left. Very ordinary looking girls and a few good looking ones. It was back to Casarao and left fulfilled. 600 reals versus 1600 reals. No brainer.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Pneumoniall;3001166]I am currently staying at Wyndham Sao Paulo Paulista near the shopping district on Avenida Paulista. It's a nice hotel for the price.[/QUOTE]How good is wifi in the room?

Do they have a laundry in the hotel?

Last time I stayed in Allure Moema. Hotel was good, wifi was very good (180 MB / s download, 120 MB / s upload), and they have laundry in the basement.

Unfortunately, airport noise make it impossible to work during daytime.

[QUOTE=Guest19;3001602]How good is wifi in the room?

Do they have a laundry in the hotel?

Last time I stayed in Allure Moema. Hotel was good, wifi was very good (180 MB / s download, 120 MB / s upload), and they have laundry in the basement.

Unfortunately, airport noise make it impossible to work during daytime.[/QUOTE]It doesn't have a laundry machine in the guestroom but you can put all your clothes in the laundry bag and leave it in your room for the housekeeper to take care of it for you. I didn't utilize that service because it was quite expensive. I brought my clothes to the laundromat called Lavateria and do it myself instead. That's the closest one and the most convenience one I went to. It is located on the first floor at Fast Shopping Center 3. You have to pay with card to use the washer and the dryer. No laundry detergent needed because it comes with it and the instruction on how to use the machines is written in both English and Portuguese. This is the website [URL]https://instabio.cc/4061219zFINNV[/URL] If you come to Sao Paulo, I suggest you stay at the hotel near Avenida Paulista because it is a shopping center and a tourist attraction with lots of hotels, fancy restaurants, and luxurious shopping malls all located within walking distance. Avenida Paulista will be temporary closed to car traffic every Sunday for people to come out to walk, jog, ride a bike, rollerblade, skateboard, or scooter, get together, and check out the local vender booths along the street. This is the website of the hotel I am staying at [URL]https://www.wyndhamhotels.com/pt-br/wyndham/sao-paulo-brazil/wyndham-sao-paulo-paulista/overview[/URL]

I believe I ask this question before but no one addressed it. I went to scandallo just one time. It was a slow night confirmed very attractive ladies. But there were a few that approached me that I speculated where maybe men / transexual. So that's my question. Does Scandallo allow transexual women in their premises.

Has anyone hired an escort through this website? [URL]https://callgirlsinsaopaulo.com.br/[/URL]

If so, how did it go?

Found the lineup to be good on Sunday night. Saw quite a few stunners. Outside street / Area around is shady though.

Totally a no brainer over Scandallo for me as well.

Both girl really beautiful. First one was a young 24 year old natural girl with a slim body with a really nice ass. Other one was close to 30, sillycones.

In the club she would do anything but anal as I understood it. When we came to my hotel she said no to pussylicking / rimming on her and fingering. She did owo and intense kissing with tongue. Girl was beautiful, but found her service to be rushed and not worth what I paid her. And yes I paid up front. What do you guys usually do when you do saidas from Casarao? She promised from 0130 to at least 04. When in the room she said one nut only and started to pack her things just before 03. Very disappointing to be honest, I shouldve made a scene out of it but its too late now. Would not recommend. The club itself is a really nice spot to visit for some fun in Sampa. Just my poor judging.

Sessioned with two girls one 1/2 session and one takeout.

400 for the first one and 1000 plus 150 in saida fee to the reception.

[QUOTE=Pneumoniall;3001779]It doesn't have a laundry machine in the guestroom but you can put all your clothes in the laundry bag and leave it in your room for the housekeeper to take care of it for you. I didn't utilize that service because it was quite expensive. I brought my clothes to the laundromat called Lavateria and do it myself instead. That's the closest one and the most convenience one I went to. It is located on the first floor at Fast Shopping Center 3. You have to pay with card to use the washer and the dryer. No laundry detergent needed because it comes with it and the instruction on how to use the machines is written in both English and Portuguese. This is the website [URL]https://instabio.cc/4061219zFINNV[/URL] [/QUOTE]Thanks for the reply.

What about quality of wifi connection in the room?

If internet is not reliable in the room, I just cannot stay.

[URL]cpfgenerator.net[/URL]

Will make my first trip to SP soon, and wanted to get more clarity on the local SIM card situation. Having read many of the posts, Knowledge had posted this CPF generator that will provide a number to activate a SIM card and allow the use of public WiFi in places like shopping malls, etc. I've also read that you can go to a TIM store with your passport and they'll be able to fix you up.

Is it best and easiest to get a SIM at GRU? I usually do this at most international airports in the world without a problem, but I ran into problems in Rio a few years ago. I forgot to get set at the airport, and then went to Rio Sul mall after getting settled. The three cell stores I went to told me they couldn't help me since I wasn't a native or something. Very frustrating as none of them spoke English and they turned away and ignored me. Someone back at my hotel told me to go to one of the kiosks and they could fix me up. The kiosk guy had a friend there who spoke English, and they got me set up for cheap after 15 minutes or so.

So, the easiest way to avoid hassles and get set with a local SIM is to use a cell place at GRU and use a CPF generated number? Just trying to get this straight so I can use Uber and Google Maps right away and not feel hassled wasting time and energy. Other newbies are probably curious too. Thanks in advance.

[QUOTE=Wanderer1000;3001880][URL]cpfgenerator.net[/URL]

Will make my first trip to SP soon, and wanted to get more clarity on the local SIM card situation. Having read many of the posts, Knowledge had posted this CPF generator that will provide a number to activate a SIM card and allow the use of public WiFi in places like shopping malls, etc. I've also read that you can go to a TIM store with your passport and they'll be able to fix you up.

Is it best and easiest to get a SIM at GRU? I usually do this at most international airports in the world without a problem, but I ran into problems in Rio a few years ago. I forgot to get set at the airport, and then went to Rio Sul mall after getting settled. The three cell stores I went to told me they couldn't help me since I wasn't a native or something. Very frustrating as none of them spoke English and they turned away and ignored me. Someone back at my hotel told me to go to one of the kiosks and they could fix me up. The kiosk guy had a friend there who spoke English, and they got me set up for cheap after 15 minutes or so.

So, the easiest way to avoid hassles and get set with a local SIM is to use a cell place at GRU and use a CPF generated number? Just trying to get this straight so I can use Uber and Google Maps right away and not feel hassled wasting time and energy. Other newbies are probably curious too. Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]Sometime ago, somebody recommended esim service.

[URL]https://www.airalo.com/brazil-esim[/URL]

Looks like it is little bit cheaper then t-mobile international plan.

I was looking to go with the T-Mobile International Data Pass. I haven't used it before, but I was told it's $50 for a month of Unlimited Calls & Texts to anywhere in the world, and 15 GB of high speed data.

The Brazil Airalo is $47 a month for 200 minutes talk, 200 texts, and 20 GB of Data. Not sure if the call minutes include international calls. Now that Skype is gone, I wanted a convenient service to call anywhere in the world when I'm in another country. Seems like the T-Mobile option may be better.

I'd like a local number in Brazil and a second phone, so maybe I'll do both. Thanks.

[QUOTE=Guest19;3001894]Sometime ago, somebody recommended esim service.

[URL]https://www.airalo.com/brazil-esim[/URL]

Looks like it is little bit cheaper then t-mobile international plan.[/QUOTE]