Medellin Reports

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I wish there was a Latin version of Pattaya or AC with all Latina pussies as oppose to Asians.[/QUOTE]Isn't that more or less Rio? I know vets that were there when Help was open still talk about it being the #1 spot for mongering.

[QUOTE=PilotPete;2358679]I use WhatsApp on my Iphone here in USA but understand that a new phone or SIM card is needed once in MDE. I would welcome advice on finding complete understanding of the cellphone & WhatsApp solution in MDE. Thank you.[/QUOTE]You don't need to change anything to use Whatsapp in Medellin. Some people say you should get a Colombian sim card because that will make the ladies think you live there. To me, that is nonsense. In fact, you can take the sim card out of your phone and still use Whatsapp. It is only needed when you register with Whatsapp or you change phones. Whatsapp uses the Internet, not cell phone companies. You can get a Colombian sim card if you want to call or text people in Medellin. Even that will not affect your Whatsapp.

[QUOTE=FunLuvr;2358920]You don't need to change anything to use Whatsapp in Medellin. Whatsapp uses the Internet, not cell phone companies. You can get a Colombian sim card if you want to call or text people in Medellin. Even that will not affect your Whatsapp.[/QUOTE]I am glad to know this, I use Verizon and they use CDMA technology which does not have carriers in every country. I used to use a "travel phone' that was a multiband and would work anywhere once a bought a SIM card in a given country. Now I have a Google Pixel phone and whenever I get ready to go out of the country I buy a SIM card from Google on their Google Fi program. Google Fi gets service in 200 hundred countries Texting is free anywhere in the world but they charge 20 cents a minute for calls (how many actual calls does anyone make) . Plus I have a phone in my hand as soon as I hit the ground. I have had banking problems and apartment problems in the past when I needed my phone as soon as I arrived. My phone can also use wifi for calls, as I think most later model phones can, and then its free. Last time I checked the Google fi SIM cards only work on Google phones though. Damn that sounded like I was schilling for google, I'm not, but it is a very handy thing when traveling) But I do have to change my phone number to a phone number I have registered with Google. But even though my number changes, everything else in my phone stays the same, I. E. My contacts will still be there, The only hassle is to let anyone that I will be contacting know what my travel number is before I leave so they know who is calling or texting. I was worried that I would have to reload all those contacts from Whatsapp, but from what you say I just have to let the people not in whatsapp no what my number will be when I am traveling.

[QUOTE=Orgasmico;2358898]Isn't that more or less Rio? I know vets that were there when Help was open still talk about it being the #1 spot for mongering.[/QUOTE]Yes HELP in Rio brings back many fond memories for me on my 2 visits / stays in Rio back in 2000, fuck 19 years ago and just reading the name stirs up shit in the bowels of my soul, heck I wonder if people will still be talking about HELP 50 or 100 years from now, hehehehe, I fell in love (lust) every night I walked into HELP and sometime wonder where those cuties that I wifed up with ended up, probably 5 kids by 4 different dudes and living in a favela in Rio, sad but reality of life in Brazil.

The Tall Man.

[QUOTE=PilotPete;2358679]I use WhatsApp on my Iphone here in USA but understand that a new phone or SIM card is needed once in MDE. I would welcome advice on finding complete understanding of the cellphone & WhatsApp solution in MDE. Thank you.[/QUOTE]Control's your WhatsApp account, not the sim card. If you arrive in a new country and log in with your old email, all of your old contacts and everything will load to the new phone, it's not that complicated. Pollo Negro is out!

[QUOTE=Turgid;2358273]I have been in Medellin now for close to three weeks and I am yet to see the multitude of Venezuelans of which you speak. Firstly, there are much less in the casas than when I was last here in April. There are much less beggars holding signs stating (Soy Venezuelano etc. "). I have been walking all over El Centro looking for the Vene beauties with very little success. So far I have only sessioned Colombian street walkers and would definitely not pass on quality Venez punani if found. Where are they? Surfer, thanks for your input but I would really like other mongers to tell me what I'm doing wrong. I'm thinking that those I saw last April have moved on to somewhere else.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=DreamCarnarvon;2358280]Wow, good to know from someone on the ground. Maybe they went back to Venezuela? Have you been to Bogota? Supposedly there are lots of Venezuela girls in Santa Fe? I'm planning to go to Cucuta, which I know for sure will be full of them.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Surfer500;2358287]Turgid, you are doing nothing wrong, I have not been specific as to where I have seen them all and it hasn't been in the Casa's or the bars, but specifically in and around the Park directly in front of the Museum and the pedestrian walkway to the Veracruz Church. The last few days I have seen more of them then I have ever seen, and if you go there around 4 in the afternoon you will just end up shaking your head as to how many there are..[/QUOTE]I agree with Surfer observation and I too hear the same and experience the same. Just yesterday I spent 6 hours doing normal stuff with a Venezuelan girl I befriended at one of those small bars and we hit it off and so I invited her to spend the day with me, get this I have not banged this beauty yet but working on it, know that some of them take some time to break through but when you do you get a sweet and fun loving cutie, They are a bit different of culture from the Colombian putas when it comes to partying and fucking.

The fact is that the Venezuelans are in every nook and cranny in Medellin, I mean everywhere and yes I have never seen so many chicas in Botero and the Vera as there are now. This last Sunday I sat in the museum cafe patio, which adjacent to the Botero plaza, and sipping my coffee for almost 2 hours and watched and observed the people and was in awe how many workers were out in the afternoon.

I will undoubtedly be out in Botero this afternoon and expect to see the same numbers.

The Tall Man.

[QUOTE=MojoBandit;2358924]I am glad to know this, I use Verizon and they use CDMA technology which does not have carriers in every country. I used to use a "travel phone' that was a multiband and would work anywhere once a bought a SIM card in a given country. Now I have a Google Pixel phone and whenever I get ready to go out of the country I buy a SIM card from Google on their Google Fi program. Google Fi gets service in 200 hundred countries Texting is free anywhere in the world but they charge 20 cents a minute for calls (how many actual calls does anyone make) . Plus I have a phone in my hand as soon as I hit the ground. I have had banking problems and apartment problems in the past when I needed my phone as soon as I arrived. My phone can also use wifi for calls, as I think most later model phones can, and then its free. Last time I checked the Google fi SIM cards only work on Google phones though. Damn that sounded like I was schilling for google, I'm not, but it is a very handy thing when traveling) But I do have to change my phone number to a phone number I have registered with Google. But even though my number changes, everything else in my phone stays the same, I. E. My contacts will still be there, The only hassle is to let anyone that I will be contacting know what my travel number is before I leave so they know who is calling or texting. I was worried that I would have to reload all those contacts from Whatsapp, but from what you say I just have to let the people not in whatsapp no what my number will be when I am traveling.[/QUOTE]Verizon and Sprint phones will only work in Colombia with google-Fi because they use CDMA, those particular bands are not available in Colombia, unless you're using Google-Fi. AT&T, T-Mobile, and Metro PCS phones work in Colombia with simply changing the SIM Card. If the phone is unlocked, but it is a Verizon, Boost, or Sprint phones, they will not work, I have tried, trust me on this. The easiest way is to have a travel phone, but to each his own. Right now I own a Samsung A50 with a dual SIM card, I use it in the US under metro PCS and in Colombia under Claro. I have a friend who buys my a monthly plan for 40,000 cop the day before I arrive and as soon as I land, I turn on the claro sim card and boom, I'm up and running. The funny thing is this, I paid about $225 usd for this Samsung A50 and it has a really good camera on the phone while in Colombia earlier this year. The same phone is nearly $425 usd in the united states. If you want to minimize the amount of a travel phone, go into any pawn shop and look for a metro or unlocked Samsung J3 prime phone, they are going for about $50-$75 usd and they will do everything you need while in Medellin, a SIM card is $5,000 cop, and a monthly plan is $40,000 cop for a total of about $17 usd. So once again, the easiest way to handle the phone situation in Colombia, come to Colombia with Google Fi or have a cheap unlocked phone to insert a Colombian sim and then by a cheap monthly plan. Pollo Negro is out!

Mr Enternational,

The best way to close a deal in Colombia, is to have boots on the ground and negotiate when you are present. This is a business for these girls with all having different reasons for being in it, but one outcome, to obtain as many pesos as possible. A girl can tell you through facebook that she will date you for $150,000 cop and another Gringo has her on a date and offering $200,000 cop for a few more hours, what do you think the chica is going to do? You get the idea. Pollo Negro is out!

[QUOTE=MojoBandit;2358924]I am glad to know this, I use Verizon and they use CDMA technology which does not have carriers in every country.[/QUOTE]I have Verizon with International service and my phone works here just like in the USA. If your carrier is Verizon all you need to do is add an International Plan of which they have an option that costs $ 10 a day. With the plan I have I can receive and make calls from anywhere in Colombia as though as I was at home. As an example, if I want to call someone in the USA I just go to contacts and the number is dialed. As far as Whatsapp, Tinder, or anything else it works in Colombia just like at home with the Verizon service I have which is expensive, but very reliable. I have used my phone all over the world, IE; for UBER etc. And it's been like I never left the USA. So if you have Verizon service your best option might just be adding International service versus having to change SIM cards.

[QUOTE=RudeBwoy100;2358730]Hey guys,

I live in Jamaica & I have a Scotiabank bank (Canadian bank) a / see & visa debit card, my account is in Jamaican currency and not USA the. Would I have any issues withdrawing Colombian pesos from the ATM? I Plan on bringing a small amount of cash ($200 usd or so) to exchange at the airport and then withdraw the rest at ATM's, do you think I would have any issues?

Also, how's Colombia in October & November?[/QUOTE]There is a Scotiabank ATM in Poblado in the vicinity of opposite the Holiday Inn Express so you should have no problem with ATM. Call your local bank before leaving. Nevertheless I would advise on bringing requisite amount of cash depending on your length of stay. Colombia is great any time of year.

[QUOTE=JjBee62;2358688]I will confirm. I made a few tours of El Centro last month.

The lineup on Veracruz and Raudal looked about the same as I remember it from Feb / March of 2018. However, Botero Plaza had a lot of girls hanging around. I'm assuming they were Venezuelan. I'd guess between 30-50 in the early afternoon.

I disagree with your assessment though. There were quite a few fat ones. There were several older ones. There was even one who I'll call "hammerhead", you've probably seen her. But there were also several who looked pretty good to me. I also noticed a few more better looking ones along Veracruz too.[/QUOTE]Perhaps I'm seeing Venezuelans and don't recognize them as such. However, I session the hottest ones I see and am yet to session a Venezuelan streetwalker.

[QUOTE=DreamCarnarvon;2358716]................I wish there was a Latin version of Pattaya or AC with all Latina pussies as oppose to Asians.[/QUOTE]Its called Sosua.

[QUOTE=ColombiaLover;2358810]I would not be surprised. I have not talked to her in a while, but she goes with volume. And she's gotten a little chubby since she got her fake boobs and ass. So 150 K is very believable.[/QUOTE]I think you're right. She's narcissistic like most of them so if you have a good situation to offer where she can take some photos and does not have a better opportunity she would probably do it. But be aware that between the time a date is made and she's supposed to be on her way a better offer could be made. I don't know if she would do that but I think it happens so that's the risk when you offer low. I've never been with her but since I follow her I see that every now and then some poor guy went all out with gifts, champagne, and hors the'oeuvres.

[QUOTE=Orgasmico;2358898]Isn't that more or less Rio? I know vets that were there when Help was open still talk about it being the #1 spot for mongering.[/QUOTE]Help was good but sometimes I would spend the days and evenings in Termas and skip Help. Undoubtedly there were good girls and great times to be had in Help. The Termas were often incredible so by the time I made it to Help at midnight it didn't matter to me if I hooked up. Some people would come to Rio only for Help but to me, on its own, it was not that great a draw. I mean, I would not fly to Rio and spend my days hanging around the beach only to go to Help at night. Termas were more productive to me though I would use Help, Termas, and sites like [URL]riosexsite.com[/URL] . Altogether it was a field day.

However, I don't believe the girls in Rio are that much better than Colombia. There were some stunners in Rio and I'm sure there are still. Some of the girls have the most incredible asses. But I have never been in Medellin wishing instead I were in Rio. I feel safer in Medellin and I have much better relationships with people in Colombia. Also of note is that you can fly to MDE in half the time and spend quite a lot less money. I can do two trips to Colombia for the price of a trip to Rio. However, the dollar is gaining strength on the Real so who knows.

Check out the Brazil photo gallery. If you ever have a couple of weeks in Medellin you could fly Copa or Avianca overnight and spend a few days in Rio. I've seen first-class tickets for something like $650 MDE GIG. Their Summer months are late November through April so that's when you want to be there.

[QUOTE=JjBee62;2358739]4 little words: "Your Mileage May Vary. ".

Almost every Facebook girl I've been with has been fine with BBBJ. I never ask for CIM.

If you have a long list of requirements, you should clear everything up before. You should also expect the price to go up. If she's going to do more than usual, she will want to be paid more than usual.

[/QUOTE]Interesting. I am one who tries to get my requirements specified before time. However I get many chicas answering "no. " For example, in the last week I have had only one acceptance out of five on Facebook. Perhaps I put my list together wrong. However, I have thinking it is the BBBJ issue. From my experience, Colombian chicas in other countries such as Argentina and Panama almost always (80%) insist on a CBJ.

The other thing is I created a secondary Facebook profile. One chica that I friended posted a blurb saying that men with short-term Facebook histories are very dangerous. So this could be a reason that chicas are refusing citas. There was another post last week where a chica (an obvious prepago) was robbed of 3 m COP in Bello. I had one ISG friend write me privately saying he thinks the Medellin Facebook scene may be played out or at least nearing its end. I personally had better luck on Tinder but then again I got banned for being too explicit.

[QUOTE=GeneHickman;2358715]YFor those of you that think more $ gets you finer pussy or performance, I wish you well. My experience is that the correlation is not clear. [/QUOTE]Since I am one who seems to be offering 50 k more than the going rate, I agree with you that probably I am not getting a better performance paying extra. The only thing I am ensuring is that I am meeting my expectations for a cita. Since I am getting plenty of rejections, I don't think I am grossly overpaying.

The majority of my friends are "go with the flow" guys. Recently my friend was almost surprised that I was laying out what I wanted before I left the bar.

It is also a fact especially in Medellin that some guys provide aphrodisiacs such as 420 during a session. This is something I don't do. Although I do not do 420, I am a Deadhead so I have been there and know about the benefits. I suspect this might be helping the "go with the flow" guys.

One reason I grown to like the motels is the availablility of a variety of alcoholic drinks. I found last August many chicas like Smirnoff Ice which is something I would never buy for myself.