Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=Blakman;2496149]I am staying out of this battle with you and frankie..[/QUOTE]What about re-hiring me and letting me take you on a tour in El Centro, and the first lay is on me.

Maybe if Jbee2 is in town he could tag along as well.

Just imagine how much fun it would be, kind of like the three amigos on a stroll thru the park. Heck, we could even wear sombreros, I would wear my surf trunks and flip flops, you could wear your white shorts / sneakers and ball cap, and I have no clue what Jbee2 might wear, but I'm sure we would totally blend in with now one paying any attention to us.

A good time to be had for all.

[QUOTE=SpiderRider;2496148]The chances of an unemployed young female Colombian, with no family in the US, granted a tourist visa to come to the US is virtually zero. And it would take a lot of time and money to discover she is denied.[/QUOTE]As in you personally tried or your best spooning buddy tried and told you all about it during those intimate spooning moments you shared? Jajaja don't mind the sarcasm, I received the "The message you have entered is too short. Please lengthen your message to at least 10 characters" error message so this is my second try, jajjaja.

[QUOTE=Frank11;2496059]Hey if you guys know any American working girls in Colombia hook me up by pm. I'm looking for someone who can call me daddy with an American accent while we fuck.

Ok, True story, in Kanada there is this girl that I was loving, so I'm trying to talk this girl into calling me daddy. So she says, "What? No way!" So I tell her, "But listen, after all the things we did in the bedroom you can't call me daddy? I practically had it balls deep in your ass, and that was nothing, it was like having breakfast." She slowly turned her head towards me, glared, she was breathing fire, and then with a heavy French accent, "Fuck you, I'm not calling you daddy!" Her eyes Became narrow like cats do.

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhahahahaahahahahahahaha. ROLF LOL haahahahahahahhahahahahahhah the dog house! hahahahashasahhahahahhahahahahahahhaa

Lay down the law, fellas. 25,000 per hour. And I'm doing you a favor here.[/QUOTE]Maybe "Papi" doesn't float your boat like "Daddy" but think of it like a Spanish lesson. And Papi is a term of endearment.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;2496045]I have no experience with Seeking, and if video conferencing is utilized then your smart to use it, and I agree with avoiding risks albeit regardless of videoconferences, all of the girls I would consider strangers and can be very good actors. However what sounds peculiar though is the terminology you have been using in some your posts which sound generic in many ways and not specific to any one Country, hence this was the reason I asked if you have ever been to Colombia.

After three dates in Colombia you would know that the ID in Colombia is called the "Cedula", and that whom you have been calling guards are called "Porteros". Also apartment complexes in Colombia are not referred to as condominiums.

So if you haven't been to Colombia, one might assume that your currently in the interview process with three future potential dates on Seeking who you have been videoconferencing with and will be able to confirm their identity upon meeting with them in person.[/QUOTE]Well I see this post is not arguing but more just talking. So I could participate in this civil conversation. Yes good point I think the seeking app has a videoconference feature and it may have been recently added. I'm not sure. What's app video is better.

Some people on this form are all about privacy. For example I only revealed my location after 190 posts. And I diidn't make clear which city I was. And well yeah I think in Columbia people say "edificio" for apartment complex In the building and for a housing complex the say "condominio. " Yes that's true I just pick a similar word in English not the best translation sometimee. And I didn't bother replacing the u within O when I wrote Colombia. In the previous sentence.

Also, a Portero can be just a man that stays up all night at the gate.This man is trained to open tthe door and communicate through the sitofono But in some apartments buildings and condominiums this Portero is actually a police man who is trained in school and later in the Academy and they wear a policeman uniform and often like all policemen they are allowed to carry weapons. So the word Portero can mean 2 types of watchmen.

I'm not going to make it easy for anyone to slip something into my drinkNor scam me. I despise this type of criminal and I think I can outsmart them. I look for dates with girls who have a less "dangerous" profile. It's a little bit more expensive. But since I made only a few dates. Money spent remains low. Also I don't go to bars which are also locally places where people get drugged. I even met a hard-working educated man that played semiprofessional sport in his twenties and some girls drugged him in a bar.

And I make lousy jokes all the time. I don't give a woman a dollar unless she says before hand that I am her man. Anybody remember that old hip-hop record "I treat a beaach like 7-Up. I never have. I never will." The most I Will Spend on a woman that doesn't Share the pussy is a free walkIn the park and I will buy her a vanilla ice cream So when she eats it she can get all over her mouth and it looks like Seaman. She can have the ice cream. I am appalled at the amount of women on seeking who expect to receive free handouts.

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lay down the law, fellas. 25,000 per hour, and I'm doing you a favor, here. And, She can have the ice cream.

[QUOTE=SpiderRider;2496148]The chances of an unemployed young female Colombian, with no family in the US, granted a tourist visa to come to the US is virtually zero. And it would take a lot of time and money to discover she is denied.[/QUOTE]A buddy of mine tried that with a chick from the Philippines. It took him 10 years and quite a bit of money for her to get a visa to the US. However, once she came to the US, my friend could not wait to send her back to the PI after a short stay. She was very disappointed, as she thought they were going to get married.

Chupa sin condon.

[QUOTE=JohnnyO;2496099]I seem to remember in one of your posts that you said BBBJ was a must for you, please tell how you ask for this requirement in Spanish. Thanks.[/QUOTE]

Totally agree. I know a chica who is well known to many on this board. She co-owns her little house with her mom. But she obviously has not legitimate job, she does not study, and she has no proof of any income. She, like many, used a visa service who lied for her. Putting her address in a better barrio, claiming she had a job, etc. But she still got denied. Despite the attempt at fraud.

There are a few chicas in Medellin who have a tourist visa for the USA Facebook girls. I cannot recall who, other than Maroly Garcia who has traveled to the USA Often (she had some gringo with contacts in the USA Government help her out).

[QUOTE=SpiderRider;2496148]The chances of an unemployed young female Colombian, with no family in the US, granted a tourist visa to come to the US is virtually zero. And it would take a lot of time and money to discover she is denied.[/QUOTE]

I arrived Wednesday and now have one more day until I leave on Monday. It has been a good trip. I do not have a lot to report, as the girls I've seen are non-pros, with the exception of one. I had to work hard to cultivate some of them, but it's paid off. Found a new one. She just turned 18 about two months ago. Nice.

Lots of girls still working hard to get dates. I told almost none of them that I am here, but somehow the word leaks out and the messages start flowing.

I went out last night with a fellow monger for some drinks at Lleras Park. He and his friend had invited about 10-12 girls. Obviously all of them were putas. I had been with one of the before, and she looked the best. She works out a lot! A couple of the others are friends of mine on facebook, but I've never pulled them.

Lleras Park got closed down early (at 11? Think they had too many customers. So we went to the Casa Blanca in Prado. What a dump. Used to be a low-end strip club. Now it's just a local bar with working girls hanging out. But it stays open late. I was the only gringo in the place (my fellow monger is a gringo Colombian). Never worried about my safety inside. Good distancing. Doormen handle the taxis. Girls got ripped. With booze and tussi. Got some nice grinding in with a couple of the betters one, but had already decided I was not pulling anyone since I had a 10 am Cita. Got a few numbers for next time. I'm not into tussi or other drugs, so that was a turn off. But if I'm going to fuck them for a few hours in a controlled environment (my apartment), that won't be an issue.

Trying to figure out which two to see tomowwo. Have to make the best of it.

[QUOTE=ColombiaLover;2496203]I arrived Wednesday and now have one more day until I leave on Monday. It has been a good trip. I do not have a lot to report, as the girls I've seen are non-pros, with the exception of one. I had to work hard to cultivate some of them, but it's paid off. Found a new one. She just turned 18 about two months ago. Nice.

Lots of girls still working hard to get dates. I told almost none of them that I am here, but somehow the word leaks out and the messages start flowing.

I went out last night with a fellow monger for some drinks at Lleras Park. He and his friend had invited about 10-12 girls. Obviously all of them were putas. I had been with one of the before, and she looked the best. She works out a lot! A couple of the others are friends of mine on facebook, but I've never pulled them.

Lleras Park got closed down early (at 11? Think they had too many customers. So we went to the Casa Blanca in Prado. What a dump. Used to be a low-end strip club. Now it's just a local bar with working girls hanging out. But it stays open late. I was the only gringo in the place (my fellow monger is a gringo Colombian). Never worried about my safety inside. Good distancing. Doormen handle the taxis. Girls got ripped. With booze and tussi. Got some nice grinding in with a couple of the betters one, but had already decided I was not pulling anyone since I had a 10 am Cita. Got a few numbers for next time. I'm not into tussi or other drugs, so that was a turn off. But if I'm going to fuck them for a few hours in a controlled environment (my apartment), that won't be an issue..[/QUOTE]I know you mentioned the girls are nonpro except one, do they ask you for money after the intimate encounter or they just want to be around you because you are a foreigner with character?

I arrived in Bogota tonight and went to the Banco de Bogota ATM in the airport. It seems these mfs have start trying to pull a trick that a few banks in Thailand have been doing the past couple of years. You key in how much money you want then it pops up on the screen an amount with them offering to exchange your currency to pesos. ALWAYS SELECT NO unless you like getting fucked instead of doing the fucking. They will charge you 7% exchange on top of the 13,000 fee if you select yes. When you select no the money just comes out normal and you get the rate that your home bank is giving you.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2496224]I arrived in Bogota tonight and went to the Banco de Bogota ATM in the airport. It seems these mfs have start trying to pull a trick that a few banks in Thailand have been doing the past couple of years. You key in how much money you want then it pops up on the screen an amount with them offering to exchange your currency to pesos. ALWAYS SELECT NO unless you like getting fucked instead of doing the fucking. They will charge you 7% exchange on top of the 13,000 fee if you select yes. When you select no the money just comes out normal and you get the rate that your home bank is giving you.[/QUOTE]They got me in the lobby in Sharks in Darmstadt, I know it was way more than 7%, they got me good.

I typically know better, I should of had enough loot, but I took some puta to a room, and we did a bunch of upcharges and she.

Needed all my euros and then some more, so I had to use the ATM, I'm standing in the lobby in a towel with her freaking out that I didn't have enough cash LOL.

I wasn't paying attention it was 2am I was tired and they got me good on like 500 E.

[QUOTE=Frank11;2496115]It may not be possible for the guard to deny entry, unless there is some sort of Legal justification?

These doorman are actually policeman. They have their uniform on. Depending on what you want the best may be an apartment building with a police man at the gate. Preferably with cameras. These guards are allowed to ask for the ID and write down the ID number of the girl. Security is good because the newspaperr report that these girls going to the apartment drug the guy in the apartment and then steal all his belongings and Steel all his credit cards. A few posts ago someone mentioned that the monger was eating and singing Beatles songs in his apartment With the girl and the next thing he knew he woke up druged. Also tell the security guard that you will walk the girl out of the building. And if the girl leaves alone there could be something wrong and he maay agree to go knock at your door to see if you're okay.

But if you prefer something more discrete Well then.[/QUOTE]Let me correct this.

The porteros are not policemen. They have no connection to the Colombian national police. They work for a private security company. The job description is unarmed security guard. One of their duties is to control building access.

How they control access depends on the building and sometimes on the apartment. Some buildings check the seeédula. Some make copies or write down the info. Some will call to tell you you have a visitor. Some have an intercom system. Some limit the number of visitors or the time when they are allowed.

If you are going through Airbnb, read carefully and ask about the visitor policy. Better yet go through one of the companies that cater to mongers.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2496224]I arrived in Bogota tonight and went to the Banco de Bogota ATM in the airport. It seems these mfs have start trying to pull a trick that a few banks in Thailand have been doing the past couple of years. You key in how much money you want then it pops up on the screen an amount with them offering to exchange your currency to pesos. ALWAYS SELECT NO unless you like getting fucked instead of doing the fucking. They will charge you 7% exchange on top of the 13,000 fee if you select yes. When you select no the money just comes out normal and you get the rate that your home bank is giving you.[/QUOTE]Mr. E, I am frankly surprised of your surprise! You have travelled all around the world, and I understand you are expert of all pitfalls we may encounter in travelling.

You discovered the obvious, sorry to tell you that. ANYWHERE in the world, NEVER accept conversion by the ATM of the local currency to your account currency. It is near to be a scam, but they present it as "so you know for sure how much you will be charged on your bank account". ALWAYS withdraw an amount specified in the local currency. In your bank account, you will be charged the amount in local currency (e.g., COP) converted to your currency (e.g., USD) at the international interbank rate (you see it on XE.COM or Yahoo Finance) plus some 1.5% fee charged by the international circuit (most commonly Maestro/MasterCard or VISA) plus some fixed fee your bank may charge (some banks waive that).
As it was stated many times in the board, if you avoid currency conversion by the ATM, withdrawing money from ATMs can be more convenient than changing cash.

The same holds when you pay with your credit card. In many countries (and Colombia is one of those), the paying device has an option "accept conversion to EUR (or USD, whatever is your native currency) YES / NO". NEVER accept conversion. ALWAYS pay in COP. The nasty point is that many waiters in restaurants do not understand the difference and will select YES for you, thinking to do a favour to the customer. Always check and be sure they select NO. Sometimes, I had a strong discussion with the cashier in various places, even in places as Carbon de Palo supposed to be used to deal with foreigners, and I was rerely able to convince them that if they select YES I am going to pay some significant extra money to the bank.

It is good you raised this point, as many people are totally unaware of this.

[QUOTE=Lefeu;2496175]A buddy of mine tried that with a chick from the Philippines. It took him 10 years and quite a bit of money for her to get a visa to the US. However, once she came to the US, my friend could not wait to send her back to the PI after a short stay. She was very disappointed, as she thought they were going to get married.[/QUOTE]Well, I am not surprised or her disappointment! He spent TEN YEARS AND QUITE A BIT OF MONEY to give her a visa, and she should think that all this was for a short tour to see USA?? Seriously?

Anyone got a good full service massage place they'd recommend? Was going to try energy but they are closed on Sundays.