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[QUOTE=Orgasmico;2542489]You also got all the Youtube clowns. [URL]https://youtu.be/5S7xpwXbRjo[/URL].[/QUOTE]Sad to see such an influx of guys like him. The gold chains, loud mouthed wannabe rapp stars. I cringe when I see them. Its only a matter of time that they fuck it up like the DR.
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2544688]Speaking of stories, you'll probably hear a few of those while trying to set things up. It goes something like this:
Hello baby, how are you? Are you in Medellin? No? I'm okay but I'm sad.
When you ask why she's sad (or bored, or what she's sick of) you'll get a brief story about how she needs money and could you send her some.[/QUOTE]That is why you never ask why. When they say they are sad or some bullshit, you just say I understand that. Curiosity killed the cat.
[QUOTE=Surfer500;2544945]I am looking for a testing site where I can show up, get an Antigen test for travel back to the USA, and wait on Site and get a written report in my hands within a few hours versus electronically. Looking for a place near Poblado that is open early on a Monday morning, or even possibly a place open on Sundays anywhere in Medellin. I do not want to get tested at the Airport the day of my flight as I know that's an option.
Any help would be appreciated.[/QUOTE]Mojo Bandit posted this a while ago. Hope it helps:
[URL]https://co.usembassy.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/103/COVID-Testing-Locations-in-Colombia.pdf[/URL]
[QUOTE=JjBee62;2544688]When you ask why she's sad (or bored, or what she's sick of) you'll get a brief story about how she needs money and could you send her some. You might think it's only $20 or $30 and it's building goodwill and you'll be getting free sex with her when you arrive. However, the first $20 is followed by another and another and the free sex isn't likely to happen when you arrive.[/QUOTE]I always do this:
When I get that sob story, I tell them that I am willing to help them out with money if she visits me when I am in town. Meaning: "You come and see me and I will put the money in your hand. Not before then."
The scammers will always try to press the issue that they need money right now because they are hungry, can't pay their cell phone bill (but are always posting photos to their stories on FB, LOL), etc. To that, I always say "I never send money to someone I have never met in person."
I am giving them the "hope" that if we become good friends I may send them money in the future (I never do). But ultimately it weeds out the chicas who are selling the fantasy that they will meet you once you are in town but never had any intentions to meet you ever.
Any chicas who don't like the "I never send money to someone I have never met in person" line usually end up blocking me on FB. But this is great because it helps me easily filter out the time wasters.
[QUOTE=Surfer500;2544945]I am looking for a testing site where I can show up, get an Antigen test for travel back to the USA, and wait on Site and get a written report in my hands within a few hours versus electronically. Looking for a place near Poblado that is open early on a Monday morning, or even possibly a place open on Sundays anywhere in Medellin. I do not want to get tested at the Airport the day of my flight as I know that's an option.
Any help would be appreciated.[/QUOTE]Might try [URL]Centrolab.com.co[/URL] I stayed at the Mansion & they came to me did the test & results that afternoon for 110 K +13 k to come to me. WhatsApp # +57-315-467-7121.
I saw on YouTube that these are very guest friendly hotels I have not seen much on these two on the site has anyone experienced anything with these hotels? First time taking the leap.
[QUOTE=Surfer500;2544945]I am looking for a testing site where I can show up, get an Antigen test for travel back to the USA, and wait on Site and get a written report in my hands within a few hours versus electronically. Looking for a place near Poblado that is open early on a Monday morning, or even possibly a place open on Sundays anywhere in Medellin. I do not want to get tested at the Airport the day of my flight as I know that's an option.
Any help would be appreciated.[/QUOTE]Go to Cendiatra ([URL]https://cendiatra.com/sede-medellin-aguacatala/[/URL]) at Cra 48C #10, between EAFIT University and the Aquacatala metro station. They open at 6:30 am, and you can wait for the results, available in less than an hour. They also have a clinic just outside Laureles. I went there in February. The cost was 50 mil.
[QUOTE=Surfer500;2544914]And for the the guys used to the DR with little to no Spanish speaking skills, well they are going to have a touch time plying the streets.[/QUOTE]I feel like I have to get this off my chest and this is no disrespect to you personally surfer as you are one of the few stand up guys here who I hope I can eventually buy a beer some day, but I feel there are far too many posts on here proclaiming imminent doom if you don't speak Spanish and how much of a hard time you are going to have.
Yes I know this topic has been discussed in depth and from personal experience I don't believe this to be the case, now I am not saying its going to be the same experience speaking little to no Spanish as compared to speaking fluently because that would be just silly but what I am saying, is that it is not as bad as some of the recent posts have been making out.
I was used to mongering in Thailand where I would say in my own way I was an expert, having spent over 3 years straight there all over the country and speaking and reading basic Thai. So on my first trip here I was going to be well out of my comfort zone and worried about what type of experience I would have because I just had words and phrases and when I landed I felt they were almost useless, because when someone spoke it went completely over my head and when I spoke my words and went over their head.
On my very first day in El centro and within the first 30 min of eventually finding ground zero I picked up my first chica and went to a $6000 cop room and had a great experience. Of course it will depend on the person and how they like to roll as well as their confidence level and what they are seeking to get out of the experience but as Blackman would say money is a universal language.
For me no matter what country I monger in and no matter what the language is, a lot will come down to the initial eye contact and using my own instinct on the type of experience I am likely to get from a puta.
Now this is specifically for the newbies coming to Colombia who speak little to no Spanish and have to resort to the translator for 95% of the conversation. There are 2 types of girls you will come across, those that will have no patience for your translator who will get frustrated and annoyed with you and those that will think its cute and will be happy to grab the phone and continue some sort of conversation and will even want to spend more time with you maybe even teaching you Spanish, those are the keepers.
Now I know what the regular experienced guys with years under their belt are thinking "Yes but you won't get the true genuine GF experience" again I disagree. From months of reading the forum prior to my trip I thought I would be only doing fuck and go girls and I never imagined I would have a similar experience to what I am used to in Thailand, that is a few regulars that like to hang out with me where they were happy with whatever money I gave them and then the fuck and go girls.
In fact I had one amazing regular that asked for absolutely nothing, even though I paid her $100,000 when she left. She stayed with me for days at a time, hand washed some of my clothes, had breakfast waiting for me every morning and fucked like a daemon. One day I gave her, her usual $100,000 and she kept shouting some word in Spanish at me, I had no clue whatsoever. Eventually I found it was sencillo which I now know to mean she wanted small bills. I always kept small bills to hand and gave her a mix of $2000's, $5,000's totalling around $20,000 and to my absolute shock she gave me the $100,000 back and off she went happy with her small bills after me banging her for 2 days straight.
Now I am not saying it was all plain sailing, I had my bumps in the road and some challenges but I worked it out thanks to some of the BM's here who were checking in on me on what's app and were happy to guide me so that everything came to in the end.
I know this has been a long post but I wanted to provide a detailed insight into mongering in Colombia for a first timer with little to no Spanish. Also it was my intention to do a long report on my first trip but instead I will do write ups like this on different aspects of my trip. My next report will be on my Colombia Cupid disaster where I thought I was going to be kidnapped.
Happy mongering everyone.
[QUOTE=HuskerDude;2544997]Might try [URL]Centrolab.com.co[/URL] I stayed at the Mansion & they came to me did the test & results that afternoon for 110 K +13 k to come to me. WhatsApp # +57-315-467-7121.[/QUOTE]Thank You.
[QUOTE=FunLuvr;2545014]Go to Cendiatra ([URL]https://cendiatra.com/sede-medellin-aguacatala/[/URL]) at Cra 48C #10, between EAFIT University and the Aquacatala metro station. They open at 6:30 am, and you can wait for the results, available in less than an hour. They also have a clinic just outside Laureles. I went there in February. The cost was 50 mil.[/QUOTE]Thank You.
[QUOTE=JohnnyO;2545029]I feel like I have to get this off my chest and this is no disrespect to you personally surfer as you are one of the few stand up guys here who I hope I can eventually buy a beer some day, but I feel there are far too many posts on here proclaiming imminent doom if you don't speak Spanish and how much of a hard time you are going to have.
Yes I know this topic has been discussed in depth and from personal experience I don't believe this to be the case, now I am not saying its going to be the same experience speaking little to no Spanish as compared to speaking fluently because that would be just silly but what I am saying, is that it is not as bad as some of the recent posts have been making out.
I was used to mongering in Thailand where I would say in my own way I was an expert, having spent over 3 years straight there all over the country and speaking and reading basic Thai. So on my first trip here I was going to be well out of my comfort zone and worried about what type of experience I would have because I just had words and phrases and when I landed I felt they were almost useless, because when someone spoke it went completely over my head and when I spoke my words and went over their head.
On my very first day in El centro and within the first 30 min of eventually finding ground zero I picked up my first chica and went to a $6000 cop room and had a great experience. Of course it will depend on the person and how they like to roll as well as their confidence level and what they are seeking to get out of the experience but as Blackman would say money is a universal language.
For me no matter what country I monger in and no matter what the language is, a lot will come down to the initial eye contact and using my own instinct on the type of experience I am likely to get from a puta.
Now this is specifically for the newbies coming to Colombia who speak little to no Spanish and have to resort to the translator for 95% of the conversation. There are 2 types of girls you will come across, those that will have no patience for your translator who will get frustrated and annoyed with you and those that will think its cute and will be happy to grab the phone and continue some sort of conversation and will even want to spend more time with you maybe even teaching you Spanish, those are the keepers...[/QUOTE]I appreciate your insight into this subject, and recall a time once in Tijuana where a guy had a bunch of flash cards with him outlining his sexual requirements, albeit the simple words "sucky fucky" would of sufficed at least there. I think basically the "hard times" that someone may encounter not speaking any Spanish may occur when there is a misunderstanding, and far worse when a Chica is problematic. In these instances, speaking the language will help at least up front as to what may be agreed upon and subsequently if a Chica is not going to provide the services provided or intends to rip you off. I'm not saying speaking the language will avoid this, but in some instances things may be able to be diffused or avoided speaking the language. It's not all doom and gloom for the non-Spanish speakers, but more challenging for some versus others. Being able to speak the language is great, but as you mentioned, "unspoken" chemistry is just as important.
So I've had no luck with Colombian Cupid and am wondering how I could get one of those Chicas to kidnapp me!
Hey all, first post in a while.
Ill be likely heading back to Medellin in a couple months. Wanted to see if any of the guys that live there are interested in getting a beer. The Tall Man, we chatted briefly a couple years ago and apparently have similar tastes there. My love of the centro and san Diego areas are what bring me back. Not a regular here so not sure what the etiquette is involving meetups. I'm pretty fluent in Spanish, comfortable on the streets, and would love to share intel.
Peace.
After hours of searching I believe I found the perfect airbnb jear "calle 70". I have yet to re search that on the forum but It stated its near many bars restaurants mall ect. How much cash does one usually bring I plan to stay for about 10 days to really experience Medellin and what it has to offer.
[QUOTE=MiamiSammy;2544947]If you're going to monger in a Latin American country, at least make an effort to respect the culture. If you can't or won't learn Spanish, download Google Translate onto your iphone. It's even got a speaker so you can punch a button and the friggin phone will say it for you. Don't be another of those pathetic, privileged, dar papaya gringos everyone loathes. Don't be that guy.[/QUOTE]Tourists are not expected and absolutely in no way obligated to learn the local language. The locals couldn't care less, so why do you care?
[QUOTE=ShooBree;2545057]Tourists are not expected and absolutely in no way obligated to learn the local language. The locals couldn't care less, so why do you care?[/QUOTE]That's simply not true. The first rule of visiting any country is to be respectful of the culture, and having at least a bare minimum command of the language is essential. We're not talking about obligations, we're talking about not being a gringo dick. Pretty soon you won't be able to tell the difference between Russian and American tourists- what a low bar. Crawl back under your rock.