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[QUOTE=Kazeu;3072629]Photoacompanhantes recently implemented this. It looks like it requires a facescan, which I likely won't do.

"ECA Digital.

De acordo com o Estatuto the Criana e do Adolescente Digital (Lei and 15.211/2025), todos os sites devem impedir o acesso de menores a contedos, produtos e servios que so considerados proibidos para eles.

Por isso, somente aps verificar sua maioridade ser possvel acessar os anncios neste site.

A verificao arepida e gratuita..[/QUOTE]I can only speculate Bulgarians are under pressure in the EU following the recent known case for the site out of Denmark. Overall there is a tendency to police internet and social media access using the verification tools. Why and who behind this trend is beyond the scope of this forum. Of course they will loose business to the competition. Thankfully there are plenty of sites in every state and area. Here is one of the examples: [URL]https://acompanhantes10.com/.[/URL] You can also check all other sites by the same enterprise as in photoacompanhantes in other countries and see if they require verification there (Ecuador, Dom Rep, Chile, Peru etc with the same format).

[QUOTE=Kazeu;3072629]Photoacompanhantes recently implemented this. It looks like it requires a facescan, which I likely won't do.[/QUOTE]It is a really stupid shit going on. Cameras everywhere, face ID to access buildings with privees, now this.

Their age verification feature does not even work properly! It took me 3 days to pass their "check", website just continued to crash. I made a fake moustache and made grimaces during their stupid check and passed, LOL.

Photoaccompanhantes really slowed down because of this. One garota confirmed that number of clients was decimated in last week because of face verification.

How to learn porto -- jorge amado.

[URL]https://youtu.be/4zPMHwJXn-0?is=YPJEi2Us1PcUTYnV[/URL] to learn Portuguese. Set on english subtitles. Read / listen to book. Also: cidade de Deus, tropa de elite, porta dos fundos, Felipe ret.

Sitting in mac store at villagemall: language barrier is such that none of the techs want to help me do basic stuff so they want me to call apple store. Crazy frustrating.

Hey folks, new to the site. A question about the Love Hotels. I know of the ones where you can walk in and go to the room (e. G. Hotel for Lovers in Jabaquara, São Paulo) but I noticed there are some that appear to only have gated entrances for cars (from google street there doesn't appear to be a pedestrian entrance). Example is Hotel Roma in eastern part of São Paulo or Tramps in Costa Azul in Salvador. What is the etiquette if you are trying to meet an incall provider hosting at one of these places and you don't have a car? Do you just talk to the portaria and they call up like any other apartment building?

[QUOTE=Winston4;3078294]Hey folks, new to the site. A question about the Love Hotels. I know of the ones where you can walk in and go to the room (e. G. Hotel for Lovers in Jabaquara, So Paulo) but I noticed there are some that appear to only have gated entrances for cars (from google street there doesn't appear to be a pedestrian entrance). Example is Hotel Roma in eastern part of So Paulo or Tramps in Costa Azul in Salvador. What is the etiquette if you are trying to meet an incall provider hosting at one of these places and you don't have a car? Do you just talk to the portaria and they call up like any other apartment building?[/QUOTE]

you do NOT need a car.
Ive personally visited spots like Lush and Colonial, as well as the low-end "no-tell" love motel down near the water in Interlagos, entrance & exit are on a busy road,
and walking right up is totally fine.

I've walked straight up to the reception window at Colonial, Lush, and low-end spots in Interlagos with zero issues

no problems to Ride e-bikes and e-scooters right up to the reception booth too kkkk at various motels.
what are the headaches??

If you do use Uber to get to/from a motel, getting the fucking uber drivers inside the gate to reception is sometimes a hassle , which is walking in is better in that situatikn

some uber drivers refuse to enter drive-up love motels for religious reasons ("den of sin"). Drop-off and pickup happen outside in front or across the street. i get out and walk in to reception
Use an exact location pin if there are no landmarks nearby.

some Drivers hate pulling up to the receptionist and waiting 20 minutes while everyone checks in, gets IDs documented, picks a room, and pays. Receptionists are damn slow.
Garota Pickups: If you order an Uber for a garota from inside a suite, drivers often cancel as soon as they realize they have to pull inside to find a specific suite number.
so we walk out side to get picked up..

i had no issues going inside the drive-thru. Just get dropped off at the entrance..walk up to the reception window on foot and deal with reception directly. when exiting same deal walk to reception, wait for eternity as receptionist checks the room, pay , grab the free chocolste candy and mints offered by the cashier. she buzzes open the door to exit.. Use an exact location pin in uber if there are no landmarks nearby.
drivers get confused by entrance and exit location of love motels

[QUOTE=GatitoSafado;3077675]It is a really stupid shit going on. Cameras everywhere, face ID to access buildings with privees, now this.

Their age verification feature does not even work properly! It took me 3 days to pass their "check", website just continued to crash. I made a fake moustache and made grimaces during their stupid check and passed, LOL.

Photoaccompanhantes really slowed down because of this. One garota confirmed that number of clients was decimated in last week because of face verification.[/QUOTE]Its very scary how AI accelerating censorship and numeric ID control and data gathering in the past 2 years. I fear we are walking toward a world wide big brother.

Based in Italy. Destination Vietnam. Usually I fly east with a connection in mid-east such as via Dubai etc. Aside from the current geopolitical mess in the region, I've been curious to visit Brazil for some time. What destination / s would you recommend for a 7 to 10 day stopover on way to Vietnam? Aside from the mongering opportunities, I'm thinking about cuisine, beach life- if coastal, climate, friendliness of locals etc. Are the first places that come to mind (Rio and SP) the obvious and natural places for a first-timer?

Cheers.

[QUOTE=MissMaryHinge;3078476]Based in Italy. Destination Vietnam. Usually I fly east with a connection in mid-east such as via Dubai etc. Aside from the current geopolitical mess in the region, I've been curious to visit Brazil for some time. What destination / s would you recommend for a 7 to 10 day stopover on way to Vietnam? Aside from the mongering opportunities, I'm thinking about cuisine, beach life- if coastal, climate, friendliness of locals etc. Are the first places that come to mind (Rio and SP) the obvious and natural places for a first-timer?[/QUOTE]Yes, Rio and SP are your best bets. For beach and scenery, weight more time towards Rio. For cuisine, it's Sao Paulo. If mongering is not as important, you can skip SP and replace it with Salvador a historical city with great beaches.

Brazilians are friendly everywhere.

If it is wintertime in Italy, Brazil will be nice and warm everywhere.

[QUOTE=BennieBen;3078423]Its very scary how AI accelerating censorship and numeric ID control and data gathering in the past 2 years. I fear we are walking toward a world wide big brother.[/QUOTE]Walking towards? We're already there. Once they connected everything to the internet and people started carrying phone like its their second heart it was all over. Why do you think teddy k went nuts and started writing manifestos and causing a scene. Unless you're living in some poorly developed place with no connections to a city and no electronics, you're already in the system. They got your finger prints when you were born, they got your face to drive and fly anywhere and they got all your info to store your money in a bank.

Enjoy the brave new world.

[QUOTE=WyattEarp;3078480]Yes, Rio and SP are your best bets. For beach and scenery, weight more time towards Rio. For cuisine, it's Sao Paulo. If mongering is not as important, you can skip SP and replace it with Salvador a historical city with great beaches.

Brazilians are friendly everywhere.

If it is wintertime in Italy, Brazil will be nice and warm everywhere.[/QUOTE]Thanks for input.

Searching flights, it seems incredible that there are no direct flights to SEA. Search engines suggest flying BACK east connecting through Dubai et to BKK or KL etc. Fuck that.

[QUOTE=WyattEarp;3078480]Yes, Rio and SP are your best bets. For beach and scenery, weight more time towards Rio. For cuisine, it's Sao Paulo. If mongering is not as important, you can skip SP and replace it with Salvador a historical city with great beaches.

Brazilians are friendly everywhere.

If it is wintertime in Italy, Brazil will be nice and warm everywhere.[/QUOTE]I'm going there in mid-December? Do you have any recommendations for São Paulo that month?

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Carry a helmet.

I am thinking of driving in Santa Catarina and Iguazu from Curitiba for a 1 week car trip in late September. Is this a good idea, or should I just take buses and flights? I ask because I like the idea of a road trip with a chica. Also, will my US license suffice?

[QUOTE=SonicBoom1;3078968]I am thinking of driving in Santa Catarina and Iguazu from Curitiba for a 1 week car trip in late September. Is this a good idea, or should I just take buses and flights? I ask because I like the idea of a road trip with a chica. Also, will my US license suffice?[/QUOTE]Great idea. You can stop where you want and get into all kinds of adventures. A US license is good. Rio and SP are the only places that I do not rent a car.

[QUOTE=SonicBoom1;3078968]I am thinking of driving in Santa Catarina and Iguazu from Curitiba for a 1 week car trip in late September. Is this a good idea, or should I just take buses and flights? I ask because I like the idea of a road trip with a chica. Also, will my US license suffice?[/QUOTE]I've rented cars all over Brazil US license is sufficient along with your passport. I also have a CPF but it's not required. I use Localiza, they have offices in many cities and their app works well for making reservations.