Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Rodeo9112;1998270]With all the talk of the Haitian putas, I thought I'd ask if they are in a different pricing structure than their Dominican counterparts. Assuming the standard Dominican prices are 1500 DOP for ST and 3000 DOP for TLN, would the average Haitians go for less? This is assuming an 8-10 in looks. Please advise![/QUOTE]Don't get to caught up in the brand of girl you take as a general rule pay all the women the same price regardless of what nationality they are 1000 peso ST.

In the Dominican Republic you now have a lot of women who have a official DR identification saying they are Dominican but are in fact Haitian. Unless you meet the mother and the father you will never know the truth and then you may still not know due to them introducing you to the wrong people.

[QUOTE=Grub1;2004464]Don't get to caught up in the brand of girl you take as a general rule pay all the women the same price regardless of what nationality they are 1000 peso ST.[/QUOTE]I hope you are not suggesting that 1000 is the "standard rate" because it is not, as a matter of fact most girls are asking 2000 these days,1000 peso girls are getting very rare, if you live here it is easier because the girl will do it hoping for repeat business but even that is getting harder and harder. Keep in mind also that the Dominican peso continues to weaken, all of the exchange places are giving 47-1 DOP-USD this week, when I first arrived here nine years ago it was 34-1.

[QUOTE=Grub1;2004464]Don't get to caught up in the brand of girl you take as a general rule pay all the women the same price regardless of what nationality they are 1000 peso ST.[/QUOTE]I wouldn't fuck your 1000 peso women, even if they paid me. Half of the Sosua women fall in that category. Maybe 5 % of the women there are reasonably good looking, YMMV. Didn't see a single 10 during my visit.

[QUOTE=Manizales911;2004836]I hope you are not suggesting that 1000 is the "standard rate" because it is not, as a matter of fact most girls are asking 2000 these days,1000 peso girls are getting very rare, if you live here it is easier because the girl will do it hoping for repeat business but even that is getting harder and harder. Keep in mind also that the Dominican peso continues to weaken, all of the exchange places are giving 47-1 DOP-USD this week, when I first arrived here nine years ago it was 34-1.[/QUOTE]I have a friend who has just left Sosua last week he has been going for the last 15 years he tells me that cheap woman are no good and he insist on going to the places that charge more than if he was to just pick them up himself. On more than 1 occasion I have seen women out on the street and pick them up for a 1000 p after they were away from him and I know for a fact he had paid them over 5000 p a day plus meals and gifts. For all the guys who think they get better by paying more we can not change your mind but for the new guys take a tip they will all go for 1000 p short time.

The girls will go with the guy they want. Depending on your vibe with her the price is negotiable. I pay 1500 to 2000 for ST. It is affordable for me and satisfies the girls. If you are a troll expect to pay more. AS far as attractiveness of the girls in Sosua I have never had an issue. There are a couple 100 DR women selling their ware. DR women are grenerally attractive. My challenge is picking one out of all the talent. Every trip I have regretrs about the ones I let get away. I will be on the ground in 10 days. I am goiing to hav a blast.

[QUOTE=OldKool;2005099]I will be on the ground in 10 days. I am goiing to hav a blast.[/QUOTE]We might miss each other by a few days. I might be heading either to Sosua, Thailand, or Greece for the end of March. I still haven't decided where yet.

The girls will go with the guy they want. Depending on your vibe with her the price is negotiable. I pay 1500 to 2000 for ST. It is affordable for me and satisfies the girls. If you are a troll expect to pay more. AS far as attractiveness of the girls in Sosua I have never had an issue. There are a couple 100 DR women selling their ware. DR women are grenerally attractive. My challenge is picking one out of all the talent. Every trip I have regretrs about the ones I let get away. I will be on the ground in 10 days. I am goiing to hav a blast.

[QUOTE=Grub1;2005083]I have a friend who has just left Sosua last week he has been going for the last 15 years he tells me that cheap woman are no good and he insist on going to the places that charge more than if he was to just pick them up himself. On more than 1 occasion I have seen women out on the street and pick them up for a 1000 p after they were away from him and I know for a fact he had paid them over 5000 p a day plus meals and gifts. For all the guys who think they get better by paying more we can not change your mind but for the new guys take a tip they will all go for 1000 p short time.[/QUOTE]I'm willing to bet you any amount of money that you want to bet that if you offer 1000 pesos to the first 50 women walking down Pedro Clisante that you will be rejected by at least 45 of them.

[QUOTE=Manizales911;2005205]I'm willing to bet you any amount of money that you want to bet that if you offer 1000 pesos to the first 50 women walking down Pedro Clisante that you will be rejected by at least 45 of them.[/QUOTE]This stuff comes up all the time, and never gets resolved.

Here's how it goes, once again.

Sosua has high and low seasons. Summer is slow, Winter is busy.

Sosua has high and low days. Mondays and Tuesdays are slow. Friday and Saturday are busy.

Sosua has high end bars like Classico (cover charge) It also has low end corner bars that allows streetwalkers.

Sosua has high end semi-pro young weekend hookers, dressed to kill. It also has hardcore over the hill streetwalkers.

Sosua can give you a high end pro or semi pro for 3-5 k Saturday night. Sosua can also give you a scumbag will will blow you for a slice of pizza behind the nearest shed, if she's hungry enough.

You can bring in girls for a few days, and it can be far cheaper (and much more satisfying) than serial sport fucking.

Sosua will give you everything in between. And over the years I have had most of what's on offer!

You can spend anywhere from 500 on a slow Monday morning with an old local, behind the parking lot, to 5000 if you want to take a hot shower with a top shelf girl of your dreams on a Saturday night, in season!

So it is futile (even misleading) to argue about price alone.

Just tell us what YOU get and what YOU pay.

We'll figure out the rest :)

[QUOTE=Grub1;2004464]Don't get to caught up in the brand of girl you take as a general rule pay all the women the same price regardless of what nationality they are 1000 peso ST.

In the Dominican Republic you now have a lot of women who have a official DR identification saying they are Dominican but are in fact Haitian. Unless you meet the mother and the father you will never know the truth and then you may still not know due to them introducing you to the wrong people.[/QUOTE]Hello,

I am interested in going to Dominican Republic one week in August.

My question:

Most working girls are black? Haitian girls are black there are some working girls like Puerto ricans, Colombians and mexicans I mean the typical latin girl (a girl that is slightly tanned with smooth black hair).

[QUOTE=Komo753;2005460]Hello,

I am interested in going to Dominican Republic one week in August.

My question:

Most working girls are black? [/QUOTE]No. Most Dominicanas for hire, are "creole" as some would call that mixture of European and negro blood. In terms of skin color, they run the spectrum. Unlike the "mestizos" on the continent, Dominicans don't have a whole lot of genetic input from the indigenous people who once inhabited the DR until their early extermination by the Spaniards (though I have read that traces of Taina Indian can be found in most Dominicans' genes).

So, the girls in the DR will look very different from girls in continental Latin American, but among working girls you will get the entire range of color to choose from. Week before last I picked a variety of Dominicans, one who was lily white and another just one shade shy of being black, and some others in between. I did want to hook up with a black Haitian girl, but never go to (there is always next time).

That said, the Dominicanas are an acquired taste. However, it only took me about 15 minutes in the room to acquire it. I left the DR a big fan of the women. Sure, they are not as pretty as Colombianas. But they have a strong appeal that I cannot explain. Back in December, I left Thailand with a lingering case of "yellow fever" that I couldn't shake. I promptly lost it in the DR. Domincanas are the only women in recent years that I felt the primal urge to procreate with. And at my age, that is a dangerous feeling.

[QUOTE=Eszpresszo;2005500]Unlike the "mestizos" on the continent, Dominicans don't have a whole lot of genetic input from the indigenous people who once inhabited the DR until their early extermination by the Spaniards (though I have read that traces of Taino Indian can be found in most Dominicans' genes).
[/QUOTE]Correct. The Taino genetic input is about 2%. But of course it is not evenly distributed so you do find the occasional Dominican who looks vaguely Native American. However the two Dominicans I have known who looked most Native American turned out to have a grandparent from Colombia and Central America respectively.

[QUOTE=Eszpresszo;2005500]Most Dominicanas for hire, are "creole" as some would call that mixture of European and negro blood.
[/QUOTE]The term "creole" is rarely used in the DR. The normal (and official) term is "indio", despite the previous paragraph. This derives from the efforts of the Dominican ruling class (most notably the long-serving dictator Trujillo) to brainwash the population into believing their having darker skins than their Spanish ancestors derived from Native American genetic input rather than from African slaves who contribute 18% of genetic input. There are subdivisions such as "Indio Claro" (light brown) and "Indio Oscuro" (dark brown).

"Creole" is widely used for"mestizo" in Haiti, where Creoles constitute most of the ruling and property-owning class.

[QUOTE=Komo753;2005460]
I am interested in going to Dominican Republic one week in August.
[/QUOTE]Let's hope you make it. Note that August can be seriously hot. If you are going to do a lot of fucking you will need a place with air-conditioning (much as I despise it in other months).

[QUOTE=Komo753;2005460]
Most working girls are black? [/QUOTE]Depends what you call "black". Obama would not be considered black in the DR.

[QUOTE=Komo753;2005460]
Haitian girls are black Are there some working girls like Puerto Ricans, Colombians and Mexicans? I mean the typical latin girl (a girl that is slightly tanned with smooth black hair).[/QUOTE]Yes, there are many like that, "indias claras" or "trigueas" (means "wheat-colored"). The average skin-color is darker, however.

[QUOTE=CharlesPooter;2005563]Correct. The Taino genetic input is about 2%. But of course it is not evenly distributed so you do find the occasional Dominican who looks vaguely Native American. However the two Dominicans I have known who looked most Native American turned out to have a grandparent from Colombia and Central America respectively.

The term "creole" is rarely used in the DR. The normal (and official) term is "indio", despite the previous paragraph. This derives from the efforts of the Dominican ruling class (most notably the long-serving dictator Trujillo) to brainwash the population into believing their having darker skins than their Spanish ancestors derived from Native American genetic input rather than from African slaves who contribute 18% of genetic input. There are subdivisions such as "Indio Claro" (light brown) and "Indio Oscuro" (dark brown).

"Creole" is widely used for"mestizo" in Haiti, where Creoles constitute most of the ruling and property-owning class.[/QUOTE]Possibly one reason the term 'Creole' is not used much in the DR is that Kreyol is the name of the Haitian language used by most of the population of Haiti /.