Sao Paulo Reports

Hi guys. I just got notice that I have a short biz trip to Sao Paulo, arriving Thursday morning. I will partake of my Flor Alvim ladies for sure either Thursday or Friday, and another the other day. Must leave Friday night. Cheers, HD2

I checked back in the forum a few months, but couldn't find anything about the prive at Alameda Jau 480. ABG, you mentioned you might go check it out. Since it is walkable from my hotel at the Universal Flat, I wonder if it would be worth a try. Abracos, Hd2

[QUOTE=Horn Dog Too;1433036]I checked back in the forum a few months, but couldn't find anything about the prive at Alameda Jau 480. ABG, you mentioned you might go check it out. Since it is walkable from my hotel at the Universal Flat, I wonder if it would be worth a try. Abracos, Hd2[/QUOTE]It is one of the oldest privées in São Paulo, no good revews at the GP Guia, as you are near the place you may try it.

Least time I was there place looked clumsy and dirty.

[QUOTE=Bionicman;1432907]There is no recordwoman of clinica open on Sunday as their usual customers stay home with the family and the girls too, especially those having kids.[/QUOTE]So what does a guy looking for fun on a Sunday do? Any other suggestions would be appreciated.

[QUOTE=Sorcerer;1433645]So what does a guy looking for fun on a Sunday do? Any other suggestions would be appreciated.[/QUOTE]Hey Sorcerer. Search the SP board using 'Sunday' and you'll find lots of information. This question is asked every month or two. There are many things you can do on Sundays. Enjoy!

[QUOTE=Sorcerer;1433645]So what does a guy looking for fun on a Sunday do? Any other suggestions would be appreciated.[/QUOTE]There are a lot of freelance that are working on Sundays. Some of them even have a special rate for the week-end.

[QUOTE=Sorcerer;1433645]So what does a guy looking for fun on a Sunday do? Any other suggestions would be appreciated.[/QUOTE]Once upon a time PFA was open on Sundays, did not work out due to lack of costumers.

There are some few independent garotas who work on Sundays

[QUOTE=Sorcerer;1433645]So what does a guy looking for fun on a Sunday do? Any other suggestions would be appreciated.[/QUOTE]Go to church!

I tell you even GdP are seldom availbale on Sunday.

Very very few are, maybe thos emore in need (why? Not attracting many customers?)

Matter of the fact is that clinicas and GdP cater the local residents and not the tourists.

Locals really spend the Sunday with family.

You go to a clinica weekdays and you will see local customers taking a break from the office or heading to the clinica before going back home.

[QUOTE=Sorcerer;1433645]So what does a guy looking for fun on a Sunday do? Any other suggestions would be appreciated.[/QUOTE]Try : [url]www.xisbook.com.[/url]

There are lots of "freelance" garotas there, a few of them will be avaliable on Sundays

[QUOTE=Sui Generis;1433670]There are a lot of freelance that are working on Sundays. Some of them even have a special rate for the week-end.[/QUOTE]SG, I kown not even a handfull of garotas who work on Sundays!

[QUOTE=AltoBomGosto;1433680]SG, I kown not even a handfull of garotas who work on Sundays![/QUOTE]I don't have access anymore to GP Guia but there was a time when Carol Pierre, among others, was receiving on Sunday (at a slightly lower price).

I never had problem myself to book a GDP on Sunday but you have to work a little bit harder than usual.

In fact my very first experience with a GDP in São Paulo, almost ten years ago, was a Sunday evening with a freelance GDP: Maya.

When I called her. After several unsuccesful attempts to book a GDP. She said that she was on the highway because she was coming back from Londrina (her native town). It was around 8h00PM and she met me at 09h30PM (If I'm not mistaken she was living then in Higienopolis and my hotel was located in Pinheiros).

Things to do in order to have a GDP on Sunday.

1) Prebook during the week in order to set up a rendez-vous with the GDP of your choice.

2) Go to a boîte such as Café Photo, Bomboa, etc and make a deal with a GDP to spend the whole Sunday with you (expect to pay more!)

3) Make a long list of GDP. Let's say 30 or 50. And call them Sunday. You'll be able to find at least one who is working on Sunday (that's what I did when I met Maya. After half-a-dozen unsuccesfull phone call to other GDP I found her).

For those who visit São Paulo regularly.

1) Have a girl friend (pro or non-pro)

[QUOTE=Sui Generis; 1433710]I don't have access anymore to GP Guia but there was a time when Carol Pierre, among others, was receiving on Sunday (at a slightly lower price).

I never had problem myself to book a GDP on Sunday but you have to work a little bit harder than usual.[/QUOTE]The guys was looking for a clinica open on Sunday. They are not. He then asked what to do on Sunday. I do not think he is one who will start days or weeks on advance in investigating the market, creating liasons etc etc.

He is certainbly looking for the quick fuck, on a Sunday.

[QUOTE=Bionicman; 1433729]The guys was looking for a clinica open on Sunday. They are not. He then asked what to do on Sunday. I do not think he is one who will start days or weeks on advance in investigating the market, creating liasons etc etc.

He is certainbly looking for the quick fuck, on a Sunday.[/QUOTE]To my knolege there is no good CLínica who opens on Sundays!

[QUOTE=AltoBomGosto;1433745]To my knolege there is no good CLínica who opens on Sundays![/QUOTE]There are always the street workers available around and inside Parque the Luz!

:) Lol!

[QUOTE=AltoBomGosto;1433745]To my knolege there is no good CLínica who opens on Sundays![/QUOTE]Hey ABG. Neither PFA or Redway are open on Sundays anymore? I thought Redway just started. What happened?