Close call with a refund Casarão experience
[QUOTE=AxelHeyst;3073594]Once you give a girl the money, it's gone. KKK. She will never give it back! You might as well try to take a fresh kill away from a pride of female lions. accept the fact that occasionally you will have negative consequences. It's all up to you. Do what works for you![/QUOTE]Had a close call refund episode at Casaro years ago. I posted refund experience on the forum.
It was a shorty curvy pale branca garota from MG. We agreed on BBBJ & CIM for 400 or 500 BRL (can't remember the exact amount).
She was drunk as hell from the strong whiskey pours and Hennessy drinks I was ordering.
She asked for the money upfront, I said: "Give me your high heel first. " I placed the cash on the table with her heel on top. The money was in sight, she couldn't just grab and dash. On one shoe.
I dropped trousers she got on her knees, opened her mouth widen for the service. I thought it was going to be great. When she reared her head back ready for the act, she let out a huge belch.
Fuck I jumped out of the way seconds before she started throwing up on the side of the bed. I asked, "Damn, what did you eat for lunch?" She apologized profusely, cleaned everything up, and offered to keep going.
Wtf I said no, the mood was gone and the room smelled unbearable.
She was embarrassed, apologized over and over, cleaned everything up, and even offered to keep going.
I told her, "Nah, sweetheart. The moment's gone, and the room smells like a hot dank sweaty hors house in summer heat with no AC. ".
She quietly got dressed, looked at the money on the table, grabbed her red high heel and said, "Keep it for next time. ".
Then she walked out without taking a single centavo.
We never met again, and I never saw her back at Casaro.
So technically it wasn't a refund since she never took the money in the first place but it's the closest I've ever come to getting my dough back.
Nowadays I've got a different strategy on the infrequent occasion paying in cash. I prefer to use card payment. But if we agree on, say, are $450 for an hour. I'll hand over are $500 and immediately say:
"Now give me my are $50 brl change. ".
And no. You're not paying it back in "extra time" or "extras. " I want my are $50 in cash. No Pix. 😂 I will wait. Kkk.
Have you guys gotten change back? I even had a garota write out a receipt on back of torn up little notebook paper to show she gave me cash back as change.
Damn fun tines with young newbie garotas from the interior,. At casarao.
Shout-Out to the Senior Members
Just wanted to say thanks, guys.
Big thanks to senior members like Tochka, The Cane, OkSwimmer5517, Steve9696, Vagabundo1, SocratesNY and plenty of others.
Really appreciate you taking the time to post your experiences and answer all the questions from us newbs. You guys have saved a lot of us from making expensive mistakes and getting ourselves into bad situations.
If I run into any of you on my September trip to Sao Paulo, first round is on me.
Get Money Exchange Houses
[QUOTE=ZuluTango25;3073825]Thanks for update. I always liked the Seattle Turismo. Hoping to visit them during my next month visit.
There is a currency exchange place on the 5th floor of Moema mall. If I remember correctly, they gave same exchange rate as Seattle Turismo. But they require a passport for identification.[/QUOTE]If you need foreign exchange on a weekend, Get Money Exchsnge Houses inside Shopping Ibirapuera mall has been reliable for me.Their published rates are on their website, and they're generally open during the mall's operating hours on Saturdays and Sundays.
One thing to know before you go: they operate much like an airport exchange counter. They require your original physical passportnot a photo on your phone and not a photocopy. If you read the online reviews, a lot of the complaints are from people who showed up without the original document and were turned away.
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They are open Saturday & Sunday 10 to 7 or 8 pm. Or whatever hours are the shopping mall.
They operate like an airport exchange place requiring physical passport.
Original passport document, not ID on phone or copies. Reviews online bitterly complain about this mandatory ID check.
There is a bunch of paperwork receipts to sign, bunch of back and forth paperwork. I would always ask them for an envelope to put my money as a holder until I get back to apartment airbnb.
Expect a fair amount of paperwork. There are multiple receipts and forms to sign before everything is finished.
I always ask them for one of their envelopes to hold the cash until I get back to my apartment.
Once I leave the exchange, I'm carrying three things I don't want to lose: a wad of reais, my original passport, and my iPhone hanging from a lanyard.
That means it's a direct trip home.
No detours.
No "I'll just stop somewhere for five minutes. ".
No wandering into a spa or CLnica because someone I know happens to be working that shift. No stopping by clinica prime or the newly opened private clinca spa by appointment only near kalungs, no stopping by buddah spa, or going to Kalunga to buy electroinixs, no stopping by the sex shop across the street from Shoping Ibirapuera to pickup chiclet & strawberry flavored deep throat spray because blonde chubby Milly, Tabitha & Anny are damn pros with proven track record to sloppy slurp deep non stop for two hours. If you buy them flavored deep throat spray. Kkk.
No impulse shopping at Kalunga. (shit product quality).
I've learned the hard way that mixing a pocket full of cash with drinking & distractions is a bad combination. First secure the money and passport back at the Airbnb.
That's become one of my personal rules for Brazil:
Exchange cash. Go straight home. Lock everything up. Then go enjoy the afternoon.
It has saved me from unnecessary stress more than once.
What are these currency amounts?
[QUOTE=OkSwimmer5517;3066101]I did 2 trips recently just 1 week apart. 1st trip Brazil for 1 week and 2nd Germany for 4 days. I lost count but I fucked almost 40 girls in these 2 trips.
Where do I begin oh boy there is a lot to unpack.
Let's start with Brazil. The city is Sao Paulo, it's a major hub largest city with max population in Latin America and world cuisine, gourmet food, michellin star restaurants. And of course ultra modern luxurious sex entertainment.
I'll try my best to break down the scene in Brazil. It is mind blowing. Girls are a fucking 10/10. Great service with Brazilian passion and DFK.
There are 3 spots which I primarily visit all of them are nightclubs or "Boates" in Portuguese.
Scandallo. Biggest and the largest and the most famous venue. 150+ beautiful girls, dressed up and ready to go for romp, white table cloth restaurant, uber luxurious hotel for sexxyy time, lawn garden for smoking outdoor area, Live bands playing music, Brazilian professional events with well known artists. Pricing for 1 HR - 200 EUR for the girl + 50 EUR for the hotel. 250460...[/QUOTE]Sorry for such a basic question, but what are these currency amounts?