Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2397113]. My buddy said I should write to my senator or representative to try to find out what is going on. (And I just read Knowledge's post suggesting the same thing.) This email is dated Oct 17,2017. I have been too lazy to write to my senator but will soon.


If you were revoked because you cannot satisfy CBP that all eligibility requirements are met, the decision stands. CBP may use information from other agencies when making eligibility decisions and is prohibited from releasing other agency information.

Applicants who do not qualify for participation are not prohibited from entering the United States. However, they are not permitted to use a Trusted Traveler dedicated lane to do so.

Thank you for your interest in the CBP Trusted Traveler Programs.

Sincerely,

CBP Ombudsman.[/QUOTE]I think I would try to track down "said" revocation letter. Simply because except for the part where this letter you posted says "If you were revoked because. " this letter is practically accusing you of doing something wrong. But the fact that the word "if" is even in that thing, it shows they do not even know to a certainty and this is probably a form letter the ombudsman office sends out.

Obviously a Senator has more pull than a Representative overall but the representatives power also depends on which committees and how much seniority the may have. But my point here is that I think if I found myself in the area I would actually stop by their office with a written letter concerning your situation. These people get tons of emails and while I am sure they have a staff that reads them because answering constituents is a big part of being a good politician, I would want to put it in someone's hand. Obviously the representatives office going to be closer to where you live and the representatives staff probably has less constituents concerns to deal with. If your representative sits on any committee dealing with homeland security or immigration or any related thing they may have quicker connections than one does not sit on one of these committees. I would go there first. I suspect that all these politicians have system for dealing with constituent issues though. The whole thing may just be a clerical error.

[QUOTE=Golfinho;2397049]Recently, I flew to Bogota arriving at midnight. Woke up next morning to a family emergency and had to race back to El Dorado to catch a 9:48 non-stop, buying a one-way at the check-in counter last minute. Barely made the flight. It was terrible and I was sure immigration would ask why does someone go to Colombia for 9 hours? But, they didn't say a thing.[/QUOTE]Not surprising at all, imagine being an immigration agent seeing hundreds of Passports a day. Basically, they put your Passport on the "reader", and if no red flags pop-up, they stamp your Passport. I would be bored out of my mind after about 15 minutes in that job.

[QUOTE=BlueBudgie;2396742]Do you have contact link for Samantha, Isabella, or Angie?[/QUOTE]1) Advanced search on upper right hand corner.

2) Under keyword type in what you're looking for. In this case "Angie".

3) Where it says, Search in Forum (s): Highlight Colombia.

4) Then hit Search Now. You will find what you're looking for on the first page.

For the rest of the mongers looking for info it's really that simple. You can find a lot of info by using the search function.

[QUOTE=MojoBandit;2397074]Renting an apartment through a web site is a good option, its what I did. No extra charge for chicas, I had as many as four in one day. But even the majority of them are not chica friendly but there are still plenty that are. My guess is that there are more apartments that are chica friendly in areas outside of El Poblado than in El Poblado, like Laureles for example. Do not confine yourself to only searching on be and be either, there are other sites that have apartments listed for Medellin. The most important thing is to message the owner through the messaging system on the site you are searching and ask about the buildings policy concerning having visitors in the apartment. The owner usually does not make the policy, the building does. Another thing you might try is RTFF, this is an often talked about subject. There is also a whole thread on Medellin Hotels and Rental Apartments, it's called Modelling Hotels and Rental Apartments. Seriously it is.[/QUOTE]Have any of you guys thought of just renting an ordinary secure apartment like that rented by Colombians, they are very cheap and you have no problem with visiting chicas. If on aggregate you visit lets say 6 months every year, you close up the apartment when you are back home leaving basic items locked up and use the apartment when you visit. I don't do it because I'm not that regular a visitor to Medellin.

Back to MDE for my monthly visit. Interesting post from someone about always being stopped for secondary screening. I have not had that problem. Hope I will not. Upon arrival, if an immigration official in Colombia looks at my passport funny (because of all of the stamps), I volunteer that I have a girlfriend here. I have never had a problem re-entering the USA (usually through Ft. Lauderdale or Orlando).

Anyway, I've been visiting MDE for more than 14 years. While I still like to see some of my old favorites and do continue to search for a few new girls, I have ventured off into the world of non-pros. I do not recommend this for the casual visitor, as it does take time. But it has been very interesting for me. I've had some very good sex with some girls who just enjoy being treated nicely and seem to really want sex.

An example. Last night I saw a girl I met on Facebook. I have been talking to her for about a month now. Normal story. Has a baby (4 months old). Father of baby is bad and does not support. Chica used to work and had a good job. Seems like a solid girl. Saw her last night. I usually like to bang skinny girls. Because of the baby, she still has some of that pregnancy fat. And she has huge tits! So she came over and we had some wine. She wanted to go to the jacuzzi. At that time, I had no real idea whether I was getting any or not (which is part of the fun). Turns out she was super horny. I did not ask, but probably hadn't gotten any in several months. We fucked like rabbits. I ate her pussy to orgasm after orgasm. She sucked me like a champ. Her moans encouraged me. The girl just appreciated the sex. And it was great. It doesn't always work out like this, but it sure if fun when it does.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2397113]Probably wrong thread for this, but I was kicked out of the Global Entry Program after being in it for 7 years. The way I found out is that I tried to enter the country and the machine told me to see a person. (I never received any revocation notification letter as this email states.) From then, I (my bags and electronics) started to be checked coming into and going out (after I scanned my boarding pass to enter the plane they would be waiting on the other side of the door for me with a photocopy of my passport) of the country. [/QUOTE]Mr. E,

I believe this is the correct thread for this, even though it's the Medellin thread, as a lot of the members on this board travel worldwide like ourselves, and it' s a refreshing "breather" from the topics we seem to re-hash over and over on this thread.

Sorry to hear about your woes with the Global Entry Program, and it's unfortunate that we cannot ever to seem to get a straight answer from our Government regarding why at times members are getting detained and have to go thru "secondary" and others never have problems. One poster stated that a CBP agent said it was due to the frequency of his visits to Colombia as to why he was being scrutinized. I have flown in and out of the Colombia at least twenty times in the last 3 years, and have never had to go thru secondary with lots and lots of questions and my bags searched. Perhaps it's because I have Global Entry, and the other poster did not. Nobody seems to know how travelers are monitored, on what basis, and how to fix a situation like yours. And the information most people get when they ask why there having to go thru "secondary" is typically,"it's random".

So here's a what I experienced in Iceland of all places in July this year. I was flying on British Airways from Reykjavik thru London to LAX and had a business class ticket. Upon arriving at the Airport and checking my bags, I was given my boarding passes. I went thru security, no problem at all. Than they started boarding the plane, and when they swiped my boarding pass, something came up and they told me I had to go over to a separate area immediately adjacent to the boarding line and wait to be called, as they took my Passport and boarding pass and gave it to a"uniformed person" . In the area I mentioned, they had Icelandic Officers going thru other business class passengers carry on luggage. After about ten minutes they called me over, didn't ask any questions, but searched my back-pack and said OK you can board now. So I asked the officer as to why my bag was being searched. And I was told, "because the US TSA requested us to search your carry on luggage". I was totally perplexed by what I was told, and after boarding, I spoke with another passenger who's bag was searched as well. He was a German citizen with a German Passport, and he to asked why his bag was searched, and he was given the same exact answer I got. So if you think about this, a German citizen, with a German Passport, is being monitored by the TSA who is not an American citizen. I guess it's good and bad, the good part being to keep the sky's safe, and the bad part being how close our Government is able to monitor us and others, not only when we travel, but financially as well.

[QUOTE=ColombiaLover;2397251]Back to MDE for my monthly visit. Interesting post from someone about always being stopped for secondary screening. I have not had that problem. Hope I will not. Upon arrival, if an immigration official in Colombia looks at my passport funny (because of all of the stamps), I volunteer that I have a girlfriend here. I have never had a problem re-entering the USA (usually through Ft. Lauderdale or Orlando).

Anyway, I've been visiting MDE for more than 14 years. While I still like to see some of my old favorites and do continue to search for a few new girls, I have ventured off into the world of non-pros. I do not recommend this for the casual visitor, as it does take time. But it has been very interesting for me. I've had some very good sex with some girls who just enjoy being treated nicely and seem to really want sex.

An example. Last night I saw a girl I met on Facebook. I have been talking to her for about a month now. Normal story. Has a baby (4 months old). Father of baby is bad and does not support. Chica used to work and had a good job. Seems like a solid girl. Saw her last night. I usually like to bang skinny girls. Because of the baby, she still has some of that pregnancy fat. And she has huge tits! So she came over and we had some wine. She wanted to go to the jacuzzi..[/QUOTE]Sounds like a great experience, but begs the question, did you suck her titties and get any of her baby's milk?

[QUOTE=ColombiaLover;2397251]Because of the baby, she still has some of that pregnancy fat. And she has huge tits! So she came over and we had some wine. She wanted to go to the jacuzzi. At that time, I had no real idea whether I was getting any or not (which is part of the fun). Turns out she was super horny. [/QUOTE]One of my girls in Barranquilla liked to squirt her milk on my dick and suck it off while I film it. I don't know about super horny, but she is definitely a freak. I called my brother and cousin on cam and she she started sucking the vibrator I gave her. Just a regular chick. I haven't been there in a few months so she says the milk has dried up now.

[QUOTE=Turgid;2397241]Have any of you guys thought of just renting an ordinary secure apartment like that rented by Colombians, they are very cheap and you have no problem with visiting chicas. If on aggregate you visit lets say 6 months every year, you close up the apartment when you are back home leaving basic items locked up and use the apartment when you visit. I don't do it because I'm not that regular a visitor to Medellin.[/QUOTE]It's not as easy to do as some might think, especially for those renting an unfurnished apartment which does not include utilities, etc.

In other words, if your not going thru a company that rents furnished apartments including utilities like CASACOL or LIFEAFAR, it's going to be difficult for a foreigner to rent an unfurnished apartment like a Colombian. Unless the owner of the apartment is a foreigner, or perhaps something on AIRBNB, your going to have to have a Colombian Cedula to rent from a Colombian. And you will not be able to get utility service thru EPM without a Cedula, nor will you be able to get cable service thru CLARO or TIGO unless you get someone with a Colombian Cedula to sign up the account on your behalf and be responsible if the bills aren't paid under their "name".

Basically, without a Colombian Cedula, it can be very difficult for a foreigner to rent an apartment like a Colombian.

A good thought on your part, makes perfect sense as you suggested, but in reality tough to do.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;2397255]Upon arriving at the Airport and checking my bags, I was given my boarding passes. I went thru security, no problem at all. Than they started boarding the plane, and when they swiped my boarding pass, something came up and they told me I had to go over to a separate area immediately adjacent to the boarding line and wait to be called, as they took my Passport and boarding pass and gave it to a"uniformed person" . [/QUOTE]Usually in cases like this, you can't get e-ticket, and your paper ticket will be stamped something like SSSS. You will know at the point of the check-in at the counter.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;2397255]
I guess it's good and bad, the good part being to keep the sky's safe, and the bad part being how close our Government is able to monitor us and others, not only when we travel, but financially as well.
[/QUOTE]I can't stop thinking how inefficient the system is. One would think the government knows everything but from the posts here, it seems they know very little or the knowledge is being used in an outdated way. It is far easier to train someone to lie then to train a border agent to be a lie detector. You can read about the consequence of the enormous power being given to the wrong people at the airport and on the plane

Hey guys,

I will be in Medellin in late December, looking to book an AirBnb right now. Does anyone know if El Centro girls would go over to an apartment in Poblado? Or is that too far?

I've read hundreds of pages here, I will focus mostly on El Centro and try to take girls over to my place and enjoy a good view + if possible a Jacuzzi.

Thanks in advance.

Interesting info & personal experiences. I'll share mine.

I applied for Global Entry twice.

Denied both times, with no reason or information.

I had a DUI about 11 years ago. I thought I had read there was a wait time of 10 years before being allowed to obtain Global Entry after such a conviction. I got my interview done at LAX, upon arrival from an international flight. The CBP officer asked me if I had been to North Korea (apparently a mistake I made in the application). I told him no, I have been to South Korea. It seemed to be corrected, right then, but who knows. I have also been to Cuba, but likely did not report that.

I'm wondering what some of your opinions might be as to why I have been rejected. It's merely a convenience, so I can't see myself writing a Senator, but I'm still curious.

Somewhat unrelated: Avianca is the fucking worst. Just the worst. They have almost a 100% success rate of misplacing, damaging, or misplacing my luggage, and their customer service is terrible.

I've had the dreaded SSSS on my boarding pass leaving Cartagena to Miami. They search your carry-on and bring out your luggage to open. This happened all in Cartagena before boarding.

When I got to the US I didn't get sent to secondary just got asked a bunch of questions, and the border officer noticed I had a visa to a Middle-Eastern country and started typing up notes and asking me questions about my trip there. Then she said "so you used an airbnb"? I told her no. I rent an apartment from a real estate company there. "Oh so it's like an airbnb!" I shrugged. I mean it's not airbnb but ok. I wasn't kept for long but the entire line of questioning was very condescending like I was too stupid to comprehend what she was asking.

That was it. Of course in Colombia everyone involved in the search was professional and nice. In the US not so much.

As I understand it booking a flight too close to the departure date, being a lone traveler, and so on gets you points for extra scrutiny. If you had booked three months ago as a family they wave you through. Generally I don't get stopped much but when I do I just answer honestly and they tend to get bored and let me through.

I don't think any of this has to do with any information you have. It's all automated and then the border officer decides based on what's on his screen and how you present yourself. If you show up sweaty, nervous, and can't answer properly you probably get a colonoscopy.

First, to answer a question from below. I did suck those tits a little bit and enjoyed a little milk. But I'm not into that too much. She loved to play with tits.

The latest transportation app in Medellin seems to be Driver. And several girls I know use it. But I want to warn you a little. I went with one of my chicas tonight to dinner at La Pampa in Laureles (Jardin). We took a Driver from my apartment in Laureles (near Jumbo) and the cost was 12,000 COP. I thought I got ripped off by the guy, but the return trip, with another Driver guy, was the same. I mention this because the distance was not very far. For context, I can take a cab from here to Lleras for 13,000 COP (and it's a much longer drive). Obviously we are not talking about a lot of money, but for those who think they will save money using Driver, it may not always be the case.

Finally, another story. Almost five years ago I had a prepago "girlfriend" here. She was pretty hot and claimed she wanted out of the profession. We dated for about 6 months, but I still banged other girls and she still worked on occasion to pay her bills. She invited me to her son's baptism and party. I went and met her family, including her cousin. At the time, her cousins was only 15, but it was obvious she was fascinated with me for some reason. We kept in touch over the years and when she finally hit 18 and was in the university, we hooked up. I bang her every couple of months. She has a nice little body. And I truly believe she has limited sexual experience based on her lack of skills. But there is something about banging a chica with a tight body who obviously has not been a ****. It took a lot of patience to wait for it. She'll be 20 soon, so it will be almost 3 years since I've been with her. I think she has a crush on me (not sure why, I am nothing special), but she understands nothing serious is going to happen. Just another adventure in Medellin.

[QUOTE=Mahler1508;2397342]Hey guys,

I will be in Medellin in late December, looking to book an AirBnb right now. Does anyone know if El Centro girls would go over to an apartment in Poblado? Or is that too far?

I've read hundreds of pages here, I will focus mostly on El Centro and try to take girls over to my place and enjoy a good view + if possible a Jacuzzi.

Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]The question is why? It kind of defeat the purpose because you are likely to pay more to take them back to your place. If she does not have ID, they are not allowed in many apartments