Sosua Reports

It seems that NewbieMonger23 has received much more than $19.95 worth of advice. Maybe its time for him to pay Jackson and join the forum:

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[QUOTE=Yanqui69;1756662]

Secondly (and least likely) is to teach the men there to support the children they father, and then leave to the women to raise.

Once chatted with a guy in his 60's who boasted of having fathered 20 children.

No wonder the country is so impoverished.[/QUOTE]There are plenty of men who do this in the US. Maybe you could open a school where they could pay you to give them instruction. And abolish poverty in the US.

[QUOTE=Yanqui69;1756708]On the taxi question, if the taxi was sent by BB, there should be absolutely no concerns, as he is not anonymous, they know who he is, etc.

On the other option, its questionable that an identifiable cabbie from the airport list, will jettison his livelihood, risk jail, just for the contents of my suitcase.

My cash / passport, cards, etc are on my person, any laptop, etc, is in a pack on my back.

The cambio in Jenny's is not some anonymous guy on the street corner. You think the guy will destroy a successful business and go to prison for your piddly cash?

He is a known entity, has been changing money for years.

On the other hand, there are occasional reports of ATMs being planted with card readers, etc. And outside the airport, I would not feel entirely safe, as any thug could follow you away from any guard posted at the ATM.[/QUOTE]Can this also happen in the US? I don't think I will use ATMs any more. Thanks for the warning.

[QUOTE=Frannie;1756733]And Jackson has obtained and copyrighted a great deal of original research and copy for free.[/QUOTE]1. Keeping the forum up and running isn't free.

2. You spend a lot of time here, if you resent Jackson's efforts the door is open for you to move on.

[QUOTE=David_33;1756739]1. Keeping the forum up and running isn't free.

2. You spend a lot of time here, if you resent Jackson's efforts the door is open for you to move on.[/QUOTE]I imagine Jackson makes a living out of providing an online environment where people are willing to donate copy. Nothing wrong with that. Just saying that the new guy does not owe anything as he provided a stimulus that led to a good deal of good information getting posted.

[QUOTE=Durandpaul;1756342]I was approached by women 80% of the time. I paid between 1500 to 1700 for short time (transportation included) . What's amazing about sosua is most girls are fair game.

I also paid 1500 to 1700 at rumba for short time, my only problem is when I go to classico. My goal is 3000, but on few occasions I have paid 3,500 because you got to be quick in securing who you are taking home.

The way I see it, I have 4 nuts a day. The only critical nut is at night time. I don't have to rush the other nuts because I have plenty of time.[/QUOTE]Great info! Gracias.

[QUOTE=David_33;1756728]It seems that NewbieMonger23 has received much more than $19.95 worth of advice. Maybe its time for him to pay Jackson and join the forum:

http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/ISG_Payments.php?[/QUOTE]Can you even enter a post if you haven't paid?

[QUOTE=Yanqui69;1756708]On the taxi question, if the taxi was sent by BB, there should be absolutely no concerns, as he is not anonymous, they know who he is, etc.

On the other option, its questionable that an identifiable cabbie from the airport list, will jettison his livelihood, risk jail, just for the contents of my suitcase.

My cash / passport, cards, etc are on my person, any laptop, etc, is in a pack on my back.

The cambio in Jenny's is not some anonymous guy on the street corner. You think the guy will destroy a successful business and go to prison for your piddly cash?

He is a known entity, has been changing money for years.

On the other hand, there are occasional reports of ATMs being planted with card readers, etc. And outside the airport, I would not feel entirely safe, as any thug could follow you away from any guard posted at the ATM.[/QUOTE]Here's the choir!

You're late!

If you guys don't know how to safely draw money out of your bank account. You should spend six months practicing before you come on here, trying to tell others what to do, LOL.

[QUOTE=Frannie;1756649]Since you are taking a taxi from the airport to Blackbeards, you can also ask the taxi driver to stop by an ATM in Puerto Plata. There is a drive in ATM at Banco Popular that you pass on the way to Blackbeards, but you could also ask him to take you the more scenic route (this is what I would do) along the oceanfront (Malecon) and stop by the ATM at the La Sirena supermarket complex. And if you wwant to get a cold drink or an ice cream, or buy any prescription drugs at the pharmacy inside the supermarket, you can do that too while you are there. By this means you get a little tour of Puerto Plata scenery, get your errands done, withdraw money, so you get more for your money's worth, it won't cost you any more, and you will be the envy of your fellow guests at Blackbeards who will be overawed by your local savvy.[/QUOTE]Good stuff, Frannie.

But everytime we go to La Sirena, we finish up at the phone counter. ;.

I'm happy to buy my love the phone of her choice, but the only argument we ever have is why she doesn't say yes!

"Demasadio caro" she always says, and that's why she hasn't had a new phone for years!

We always walk out of there with the same fuckiing problem.

She cares!

[QUOTE=Yanqui69;1756708]On the taxi question, if the taxi was sent by BB, there should be absolutely no concerns, as he is not anonymous, they know who he is, etc.

On the other option, its questionable that an identifiable cabbie from the airport list, will jettison his livelihood, risk jail, just for the contents of my suitcase.

My cash / passport, cards, etc are on my person, any laptop, etc, is in a pack on my back.

The cambio in Jenny's is not some anonymous guy on the street corner. You think the guy will destroy a successful business and go to prison for your piddly cash?

He is a known entity, has been changing money for years.

On the other hand, there are occasional reports of ATMs being planted with card readers, etc. And outside the airport, I would not feel entirely safe, as any thug could follow you away from any guard posted at the ATM.[/QUOTE]I hope you will re-imburse mongers who find that the room at the back of yannies store has been boarded up. LOL.

[QUOTE=David_33;1756728]It seems that NewbieMonger23 has received much more than $19.95 worth of advice. Maybe its time for him to pay Jackson and join the forum:

http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/ISG_Payments.php?[/QUOTE]Well, there's THAT, but he's unleashed a lot of pent up opinion and hate from the regulars here.

I will be happy to pay his membership! PM me!

[QUOTE=Oakie;1756811]Good stuff, Frannie.

But everytime we go to La Sirena, we finish up at the phone counter. ;.

I'm happy to buy my love the phone of her choice, but the only argument we ever have is why she doesn't say yes!

"Demasadio caro" she always says, and that's why she hasn't had a new phone for years!

We always walk out of there with the same fuckiing problem.

She cares![/QUOTE]They are way too expensive in there so she is right. You can pick up a new iPhone 5 c unlocked for her on eBay for about 200 us dollars.

[QUOTE=Frannie;1756823]They are way too expensive in there so she is right. You can pick up a new iPhone 5 c unlocked for her on eBay for about 200 us dollars.[/QUOTE]There was a time when I got tired of her demands for rent, cable, luz or whatever! So I was unavailable to her for a couple years.

So I goes down to Sosua, and gets a new chica. I go back a month later and bring the new chica an Alcatel phone (Galaxy knock-off).

Anyway, I go down there later and mi princessa shows up!

Turns out she and our friends (at the bar) all know about the Alcatel phone, It's a big deal, and turns out also the chica I was banging is the cousin of mi princessa!

Donde este mi neovo telephonica? Says my regular! She is so insulted I treated her like a puta!

Don't mean to bore you guys, but as I've said before3 "There're no secrets in Sosua!

[QUOTE=Frannie;1756649]Since you are taking a taxi from the airport to Blackbeards, you can also ask the taxi driver to stop by an ATM in Puerto Plata. There is a drive in ATM at Banco Popular that you pass on the way to Blackbeards, but you could also ask him to take you the more scenic route (this is what I would do) along the oceanfront (Malecon) and stop by the ATM at the La Sirena supermarket complex. And if you wwant to get a cold drink or an ice cream, or buy any prescription drugs at the pharmacy inside the supermarket, you can do that too while you are there. By this means you get a little tour of Puerto Plata scenery, get your errands done, withdraw money, so you get more for your money's worth, it won't cost you any more, and you will be the envy of your fellow guests at Blackbeards who will be overawed by your local savvy.[/QUOTE]I'm starting to like you, Frannie!

Wanna date? LOL.

On the other hand, we don't have a lot in common. I actually quit smoking but I have a little cigar once in a while.

And I love a beer!

I don't have the extensive and worldwide experience of the experts here, but I'll toss out what I have.

When I went to Bogota I only took $400 in cash, with plans to just use the ATM for my needs. My hotel was paid with my flight as a package deal, so I didn't expect to need much.

At the airport ATM I had my first problem. Even though my card has all the affiliations to make it accepted anywhere, it wouldn't work. The next day I tried every ATM I saw, still no luck. I contacted my bank, but they weren't the problem. Finally I found a Citibank office and it worked fine.

For my DR trip I took all cash. About half was hidden in different spots in Mt carry-on and the rest was on me. The majority of my cash was always locked in the room safe, with a small emergency fund hidden in an unlikely place. I only changed over $100-$200 at a time and only carried what I needed plus a little extra, when I left the room.

I always split my cash between 2 or 3 pockets, depending on how much I'm carrying. If someone picks your pocket, they won't get it all.