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Fellow Mongers.
I've been messaging some random girls on whatsapp, an I want to facetime with them. But I can't figure out how to pay these bitches. Is there an app like cashapp or venmo I can download to send the money easily? I usually use Cashapp its pretty easy to use, but this one chick kept mentioning super digital.
Any advice or suggestions?
Thanks!!
How old are you?
You pay in person, never any other way.
[QUOTE=Spineda;2762794]Fellow Mongers.
I've been messaging some random girls on whatsapp, an I want to facetime with them. But I can't figure out how to pay these bitches. Is there an app like cashapp or venmo I can download to send the money easily? I usually use Cashapp its pretty easy to use, but this one chick kept mentioning super digital.
Any advice or suggestions?
Thanks!![/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=WorldTravel69;2762957]How old are you?
You pay in person, never any other way.[/QUOTE]I'm 32. I'm going to send 30-40 bucks. Not exactly a risky transaction. I'm sure ill get burned by a couple, but in the end ill find a chick sending me pics an facetiming me fucking her friend. An all of this is going to be cheaper then an only fans subscription. Just something to keep me amused until I can finally make it down there.
I appreciate your concern, you seem like a solid dude. But with all due respect, I ask my original question again, what's the equivalent of cashapp or venmo in Brazil? I need to wire 100 reis to a lucky girl in Brazil.
Thank you.
100 reis= US $18.43.
You could almost get laid for that much.
[QUOTE=Spineda;2763042]I'm 32. I'm going to send 30-40 bucks. Not exactly a risky transaction. I'm sure ill get burned by a couple, but in the end ill find a chick sending me pics an facetiming me fucking her friend. An all of this is going to be cheaper then an only fans subscription. Just something to keep me amused until I can finally make it down there.
I appreciate your concern, you seem like a solid dude. But with all due respect, I ask my original question again, what's the equivalent of cashapp or venmo in Brazil? I need to wire 100 reis to a lucky girl in Brazil.
Thank you.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Spineda;2763042]I'm 32. I'm going to send 30-40 bucks. Not exactly a risky transaction. I'm sure ill get burned by a couple, but in the end ill find a chick sending me pics an facetiming me fucking her friend. An all of this is going to be cheaper then an only fans subscription. Just something to keep me amused until I can finally make it down there.
I appreciate your concern, you seem like a solid dude. But with all due respect, I ask my original question again, what's the equivalent of cashapp or venmo in Brazil? I need to wire 100 reis to a lucky girl in Brazil.[/QUOTE]Pix. Send all the money you want!
Somehow I got added to a whatsapp group chat in Colombia yesterday. Some chick was selling content. A lot of people were responding why would we pay for that when there is tons on the internet for free? I think the girl posted a couple of her pics and videos then people started posting I guess what were hundreds of free ones from the internet. I finally exited the group.
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2763269]Pix. Send all the money you want![/QUOTE]You have to have a bank account in Brazil to be able to use pix. Many girls have a PayPal account.
[QUOTE=WorldTravel69;2763256]100 reis= US $18.43.
You could almost get laid for that much.[/QUOTE]You would be surprised that you can indeed get laid for the amount of money and sometimes less than 100 reais. Many vm girls would be more than happy to relieve you and not to mention many Garotas that work in the centro prives would accept less than that for a half hour of their time. Ymmv.
[QUOTE=Nordico;2763327]You have to have a bank account in Brazil to be able to use pix. Many girls have a PayPal account.[/QUOTE]LOL. That just shows you that I do not send anyone money!
Exactly, well said senor ojeito. When are you back in the land of bunda? We should do a reunion of the pimp legion of doom at mosaico!
[QUOTE=OJeito;2763344]You would be surprised that you can indeed get laid for the amount of money and sometimes less than 100 reais. Many vm girls would be more than happy to relieve you and not to mention many Garotas that work in the centro prives would accept less than that for a half hour of their time. Ymmv.[/QUOTE]
The collegiate board of Anvisa (National Health Surveillance Agency) approved, at the end of this Tuesday night (22), the return of the mandatory use of masks on airplanes and at airports in Brazil. The measure takes effect from next Friday (25). [URL]https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/equilibrioesaude/2022/11/anvisa-volta-a-obrigar-uso-de-mascaras-em-aeroportos-e-avioes.shtml?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=comptw[/URL].
I speak Spanish so I always go to Colombia.
I want to try Brazil, but I speak zero Portuguese. I have never been to Brazil and know very little about the country.
I have been to Colombia 20 times or so in the last 10 years, as well as 40 other countries overall. I am well traveled, and an experienced monger.
Do I shake it up with Brazil and my lack of ability to speak Portuguese or stick with what I know in Spanish speaking Colombia?
This is my big life dilemma at the moment. LOL.
Any thoughts, def. Appreciated.
[QUOTE=JustIncognito;2766597]I speak Spanish so I always go to Colombia.
I want to try Brazil, but I speak zero Portuguese. I have never been to Brazil and know very little about the country.
I have been to Colombia 20 times or so in the last 10 years, as well as 40 other countries overall. I am well traveled, and an experienced monger.
Do I shake it up with Brazil and my lack of ability to speak Portuguese or stick with what I know in Spanish speaking Colombia?
This is my big life dilemma at the moment. LOL.
Any thoughts, def. Appreciated.[/QUOTE]Well, I've been going to Colombia for over 20 years, many, many times.
I speak Spanish as well, and as you know it greatly enhances the experience.
I started to visit Brazil for work and fun about 15 years ago, speaking good spanish but no portuguese.
I had a great time and they will generally understand spanish to a point, more than you'll understand them for sure.
Having said that, the languages are very similar and with a little effort and practice you can fairly easily break the portuguese code, LOL.
I did.
Learning spanish was tough because it was my first foreign language.
Had to retrain my mind.
Learning portuguese for me was a joy. Just basically getting accustomed to the pronunciation and differences.
My mind being already trained in the Romance language arena.
Yes, Brazil is well worth it!
Sem duvida!
[QUOTE=JustIncognito;2766597]I want to try Brazil, but I speak zero Portuguese. I have never been to Brazil and know very little about the country.
Do I shake it up with Brazil and my lack of ability to speak Portuguese or stick with what I know in Spanish speaking Colombia?[/QUOTE]How many people here spoke Portuguese before ever going to Brazil? Probably none. People wanted to learn after visiting.
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2766674]How many people here spoke Portuguese before ever going to Brazil? Probably none. People wanted to learn after visiting.[/QUOTE]I mean I see these questions "I don't speak the language should I go" and I just shake my head. If I had allowed not speaking the language to be a barrier to my travels and limited myself to just the English-speaking world, why I would have been to only a tiny fraction of the countries I have visited thus far. It just shouldn't be a reason for not going to a place, especially with today's new technologies that can assist. Go. Look. Listen. Learn! Never let language be a reason for not going to another country. Rather, let it be a primary reason [B]for[/B] going and discovering a new place and what it has to offer. Be that tutes, food, culture, music, religion, or whatever.
[QUOTE=JustIncognito;2766597]I speak Spanish so I always go to Colombia.
I want to try Brazil, but I speak zero Portuguese. I have never been to Brazil and know very little about the country.
I have been to Colombia 20 times or so in the last 10 years, as well as 40 other countries overall. I am well traveled, and an experienced monger.
Do I shake it up with Brazil and my lack of ability to speak Portuguese or stick with what I know in Spanish speaking Colombia?
This is my big life dilemma at the moment. LOL.
Any thoughts, def. Appreciated.[/QUOTE]You're overthinking it. I don't see a dilemma. I kind of envy people who've never been to Brazil for they have no idea how much fun awaits them.
I only have the most basic skills in both Spanish and Portuguese. Well, maybe intermediate-basic in Portuguese. Shame on me because I've been going to Brazil for decades. Just too lazy.
But!
Do you speak the languages of all 40 lands you've been to?
Speaking Spanish in Brazil will make your trip much easier than no Spanish. And Brazil is worth it even to those who don't know a word in Spanish or Portuguese.
Vagabundo posted a Youtube link to free lessons from a Brazilian girl. I listened to a few and liked them. She offers private lessons, too.
And she's a cutie, LOL.
Learning about a country and city (strongly recommend Rio for your first-time visit) is all about reading. Then take a few free walking tours upon arrival. Done.
Simply put, Brazil is more enjoyable than Colombia, and I've been to (and liked) Colombia. Just not as much.