Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=PolloNegro;2230827]Allow me to explain the cell phone game of Colombia to members of the board. If you turn on a Cell Phone in Colombia using Tigo, you have 30 days to register it or Tigo puts a permanent block on the IEMI number, then the phone is useless in Colombia, trust me..
...So far, I've been using claro recently and I've been able to keep the phone on with the same number for the last months, I still receive text messages telling me to register the phone or risk having the phone blocked. [/QUOTE]That was an odd reason to block the the whole IMEI and quite unheard of in other places. They should just make registration mandatory when selling sim card like anywhere else. So my cellphone will be useless in Colombia, once I leave the country and return unregistered after 30 days and I can't registered it online. What if you buy from another company? You are also speaking of Claro, I imagine it is another cell company. Is that a work around for blocked phones or just easier to keep online?

BTW; its possible to change your IMEI, its just takes a little work. I'm considering doing this due to US taking IMEI for no apparent reason. Who wants government stalkers.

[QUOTE=Jayson01;2230854]That was an odd reason to block the the whole IMEI and quite unheard of in other places. They should just make registration mandatory when selling sim card like anywhere else. So my cellphone will be useless in Colombia, once I leave the country and return unregistered after 30 days and I can't registered it online. What if you buy from another company? You are also speaking of Claro, I imagine it is another cell company. Is that a work around for blocked phones or just easier to keep online?

BTW; its possible to change your IMEI, its just takes a little work. I'm considering doing this due to US taking IMEI for no apparent reason. Who wants government stalkers.[/QUOTE]Number but I have ran into someone in Centro who does & they changed the IEMI number on my phone & it now works without any problem. Now if I can pay him to sell me the program or teach me how he did it! Pollo negro is out!

[QUOTE=Jayson01;2230854]That was an odd reason to block the the whole IMEI and quite unheard of in other places. They should just make registration mandatory when selling sim card like anywhere else. So my cellphone will be useless in Colombia, once I leave the country and return unregistered after 30 days and I can't registered it online. What if you buy from another company? You are also speaking of Claro, I imagine it is another cell company. Is that a work around for blocked phones or just easier to keep online?[/QUOTE]In Aug-17, I bought a Claro chip in Bogota from a small store in Chapinero for 10 k pesos. I did not have to register the chip, or show any ID whatsoever. I used that same chip on my second phone, an unblocked Motorola Moto E, on 4 separate trips to Colombia in the last 12 months. Not only did the chip not expire, the data package from my prior trip carried over on each new trip. My trips were spaced about 90 days apart.

[QUOTE=IamLookin;2230746]If you stay at the Mansion you don't need to know Spanish. The women know why you are there. It is a gringo spot, the services are generally ok, But, from my understandng most of the girls there want 200 K to 250 K for a single pop. I will let someone else confirm that. I went there for a night once years ago just out of curiosity. I will not return as I found it to be overpriced and if you can speak Spanish, you have no reason to stay there.[/QUOTE]Was at the Mansion in August. Pricing varied from 180 to 250 COP or more, the lamer the gringo the more the girl makes. And the gringo needs to be entirely clear what he wants before walking into the bedroom with her or could end up disappointed. First visit to the Mansion since last year. The policia appeared on a number of occasions while there (a new development). Two types of cops, the neighborhood beat types out to shoot the shit and check out the babes and collect there tu sabes, and the other type of police all business looking for [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord902][CodeWord902][/url] girls. People from the adj buildings call police occasionally to report suspicious activity. All it takes is one slip up for the whole place to come crashing down, along with everyone in it. The local office workers do not like the Mansion there.

Playing with the idea of coming to Medellin, Bogota or my usual destination Pattaya in December. Never been to Colombia before but I decided to tinder plus into the 2 stated cities and damn those girls look fine. My question is: would you recommend a solo trip to one of those cities for 2 weeks or should I stick with Pattaya?

I wouldn't mind Pattaya honestly but I am slowly getting bored of Asian girls and want to try something new.

My absolute priority would be to go for young 8+ kinda girls. Think that is a realistic expectation?

[QUOTE=PolloNegro;2230827]Allow me to explain the cell phone game of Colombia to members of the board. ...[/QUOTE]I am not disputing that everything you write has happened to you, but it is not correct. Earlier this year, I gave a cellphone I bought on ebay to a friend and she registered it. I gave her a picture of the receipt from ebay, but I don't know if she needed it. The only identification on the receipt was the manufacturer and model. I registered my cellphone and all I needed was a copy of my passport.

I think the reason for requiring registration is to curtail the thief of cellphones. Once a phone has been reported stolen, it can't be registered by another person.

[QUOTE=StripperMan;2230877]In Aug-17, I bought a Claro chip in Bogota from a small store in Chapinero for 10 k pesos. I did not have to register the chip, or show any ID whatsoever. I used that same chip on my second phone, an unblocked Motorola Moto E, on 4 separate trips to Colombia in the last 12 months. Not only did the chip not expire, the data package from my prior trip carried over on each new trip. My trips were spaced about 90 days apart.[/QUOTE]In June of 17 my roommate broke her phone and Movistar told her repair would take 2 weeks. Went with her to Jumbo, picked up a new SIM, which was registered in her name, took it back to the apartment and stuck it in my old Motorola GSM phone. Worked fine. In August I broke my S7 edge. Went back to Jumbo, bought a new Claro SIM, to replace the Movistar SIM she had bought, took it home and stuck it in the Motorola and it worked no problem. Two weeks later I bought a Huawei Mate 9, which has 2 SIM slots. Put my old T Mobile SIM in one and my Claro SIM in the other. It continued to work fine on either SIM until I left at the end of March this year. The Motorola sat until February when a chica with a broken phone took it and put her Tigo SIM in it. It was still working 6 weeks later.

I confess, I don't know anything about cellphones in Colombia. I just know what worked for me.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2230777]I beg to differ. You say that as if they get their start in the big leagues. Nobody goes from playing stickball in their backyard straight to the major leagues. While others have disagreed, I have said time and time again that chicks in Pattaya, Thailand will start off at the $30 Soi 6 places that most guys go to and say all the chicks are undesirable. From there they move up the ladder to other venues.

The other day one regular poster said that he went into one of the most expensive places and saw a chick working there that he had fucked at one of the cheap places a couple years back.

But you would recommend the used rental car lot route? Wait until many people have rented them and dogged them out, then pick them up in the more popular venues when they are overpriced.[/QUOTE]I've fucked her before when she worked at Route 69 bar on soi 6.

One of the few Thai girls that made much of an effort in bed. Pretty face, big fake tits, decent ass but had stretch marks on her stomach.

After I'd come she said 'you forgot to fuck my ass' LOL.

I have so much to write about but so little time. In a nutshell:

Came here for 5 days. Banged 5 chicks. Due to a budget and unforeseen costs I had to limit the amount of leches I had. 2 Facebook chicks and 3 casa girls. I did several rounds on Veracruz but none really caught my eyes and honestly most looked down right dirty (just my opinion! Facebook girl #1 was a 6 but great attitude. Paid 80 k with video. Facebook #2 paid 100 k with video. Was easily a 9. Surprised she had a kid. Easily hottest mom I ever encountered, could never tell she had a baby and was relatively tight. First ever GF experience I've had. Definitely made me believe she was into me (probably was the money though). Casa girls was 4-8's. 8's seemed very unenthusiastic so I went with 3 7's that seemed much more into me. Video tip of 20 and 30 k. Not really my style but hey when in Rome.

Dishonorable mention: Had a Facebook chica (I think) come over that tried to pass for the girl on her page. Somehow they looked similar yet the girl in the pics was a 8 and the actual girl was a 1. I should've sent her back when she got out the taxi but I was caught so off guard and needed some time to man up LOL. Signed her in and had to pay a surprising 80 k (didn't find out until later). Got to the elevator and told her she was not the same chick. She insisted she was but I decided to pass. Gave 10 pesos and told her to go home. She had a deep voice. I wouldn't be surprised she was a he.

Back to the hotel. I would not recommend hotel San Fernando plaza in El Poblado. To my point above, they charge 89 k for any additional person not registered when you check in. That was more than my room alone!

[QUOTE=Cheerfull;2231024]The local office workers do not like the Mansion there.[/QUOTE]They are just jealous.

To each, his own, but I know Pattaya and I prefer Medellin (and Bogota, too) much more than Pattaya. I prefer Latinas anyway, but if you say you're getting bored, why no try something new? The scene in Medellin is amazing: the women are much more sensuous in my experience, much more varied as far as looks, and it's a world-class city to boot. You should have no problem finding 8+ girls no matter what your personal scale is, and Tinder is only the (most expensive, least effective) tip of the iceberg here.

[QUOTE=Argo1990;2231040]Playing with the idea of coming to Medellin, Bogota or my usual destination Pattaya in December. Never been to Colombia before but I decided to tinder plus into the 2 stated cities and damn those girls look fine. My question is: would you recommend a solo trip to one of those cities for 2 weeks or should I stick with Pattaya?

I wouldn't mind Pattaya honestly but I am slowly getting bored of Asian girls and want to try something new.

My absolute priority would be to go for young 8+ kinda girls. Think that is a realistic expectation?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Argo1990;2231040]Playing with the idea of coming to Medellin, Bogota or my usual destination Pattaya in December. Never been to Colombia before but I decided to tinder plus into the 2 stated cities and damn those girls look fine. My question is: would you recommend a solo trip to one of those cities for 2 weeks or should I stick with Pattaya?

I wouldn't mind Pattaya honestly but I am slowly getting bored of Asian girls and want to try something new.

My absolute priority would be to go for young 8+ kinda girls. Think that is a realistic expectation?[/QUOTE]Personally, I prefer Latinas over Asians in looks. If I was blind-folded, performance in bed from the Colombianas and the Asians is similar. There are good and not-so-good in both cultures. There are plenty of young ladies available in Colombia. An 8+ can only be determined by your own eyes.

For me, if everything in the two places was equal, I would look at travel time. If you decide on Colombia, I suggest the first week in Medellin and the second in Bogota.

[QUOTE=FunLuvr;2231113]I am not disputing that everything you write has happened to you, but it is not correct. Earlier this year, I gave a cellphone I bought on ebay to a friend and she registered it. I gave her a picture of the receipt from ebay, but I don't know if she needed it. The only identification on the receipt was the manufacturer and model. I registered my cellphone and all I needed was a copy of my passport.

I think the reason for requiring registration is to curtail the thief of cellphones. Once a phone has been reported stolen, it can't be registered by another person.[/QUOTE]Is a factura, it shows proof of purchase. So if you try to register one without that receipt / factura. Good luck. But do you know how many phones I have without a receipt. . sometimes it just pays for me to not post. Without your receipt / factura, it will be impossible to register a outside the country phone. Without a cédula, forget registering the phone at all! Pollo negro is out!

[QUOTE=StripperMan;2230877]In Aug-17, I bought a Claro chip in Bogota from a small store in Chapinero for 10 k pesos. I did not have to register the chip, or show any ID whatsoever. I used that same chip on my second phone, an unblocked Motorola Moto E, on 4 separate trips to Colombia in the last 12 months. Not only did the chip not expire, the data package from my prior trip carried over on each new trip. My trips were spaced about 90 days apart.[/QUOTE]Claro seems to be the safest route to go. Tigo, will definitely block your phone, your sim choice was a wise one!

My friend matched with a hottie from Tinder and invited her back home.

She offered to make him a drink and he agreed. After this he don't remember more. She literally rinsed our entire apartment. MacBook, iPhone X, cash, credit cards and ID cards. Never trust a hoe to make a drink Be safe and don't trust tinder girls like my friend did.