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Camaro's Chronicles.

I am going to start writing Camaro's Chronicles which will be anecdotes, observations & perspectives. Before I get started I will say that the majority of what I write will be stating the obvious. I find it interesting to see what veterans already know to be playing out right before my eyes.

The most obvious thing I am going to say is that sometimes paying for sex and companionship is just plain simpler (that is providing the hoe is not scheming). I enjoy dating because sometimes I want a smile, conversation and sometimes sex that doesn't have a direct quid pro quo price attached to it. It has been refreshing to me to spend time with women who at least are not immediately trying to get into my pockets; however civilian -non pros are not without their own challenges.

Unless they have good jobs or have family connections they are in need of financial assistance. Some want to put this façade of being a good girl, therefore they try to get help without sex. Recently I have had a couple who had a financial crisis and wanted my assistance without sex (stating I am not that kind of girl). What I don't understand is if you are not that kind of girl what makes you think I am that type of guy? Needless to say they were disappointed when I did not do what they wished.

Although I have been at the pro, semi pro and non pro crossroads many times I find that each type of woman satisfies the different desires I have during this season of my life.

[QUOTE=Camaro1257;1950127]Camaro's Chronicles.

I am going to start writing Camaro's Chronicles which will be anecdotes, observations & perspectives. Before I get started I will say that the majority of what I write will be stating the obvious. I find it interesting to see what veterans already know to be playing out right before my eyes.

The most obvious thing I am going to say is that sometimes paying for sex and companionship is just plain simpler (that is providing the hoe is not scheming). I enjoy dating because sometimes I want a smile, conversation and sometimes sex that doesn't have a direct quid pro quo price attached to it. It has been refreshing to me to spend time with women who at least are not immediately trying to get into my pockets; however civilian -non pros are not without their own challenges.

Unless they have good jobs or have family connections they are in need of financial assistance. Some want to put this faade of being a good girl, therefore they try to get help without sex. Recently I have had a couple who had a financial crisis and wanted my assistance without sex (stating I am not that kind of girl). What I don't understand is if you are not that kind of girl what makes you think I am that type of guy? Needless to say they were disappointed when I did not do what they wished.

Although I have been at the pro, semi pro and non pro crossroads many times I find that each type of woman satisfies the different desires I have during this season of my life.[/QUOTE]I will be delighted to read your chonicles. Are you going to write them here? Will you speak about some other countries or only Dominican Republic? Do you plan to write them in many posts here or in just one or in a few? I am asking that, so I will know when I must have a look.

[QUOTE=Volpone;1950130]I will be delighted to read your chonicles. Are you going to write them here? Will you speak about some other countries or only Dominican Republic? Do you plan to write them in many posts here or in just one or in a few? I am asking that, so I will know when I must have a look.[/QUOTE]I will keep the Camaro Chronicles in this section. If I visit Santiago, Santo Domingo or other location and I have something note worthy to report I will include a synopsis in that section.

Why don't you just start a " Camaro " section? It's overdue and would be appreciated by all members. I hate when I got to go somewhere new and remember Camaro did a review and I have to go digging for it. You can also cut and paste it to the appropriate forum. Camaro, your reports are too valuable to not have them in your own thread for easy access.

[QUOTE=MrGogo;1950237]Why don't you just start a " Camaro " section? It's overdue and would be appreciated by all members. I hate when I got to go somewhere new and remember Camaro did a review and I have to go digging for it. You can also cut and paste it to the appropriate forum. Camaro, your reports are too valuable to not have them in your own thread for easy access.[/QUOTE]Since I am not a moderator I cannot create sections so I will simply put what I am writing in the appropriate section.

Quoted from Colombia Reports dot com:

Fourteen Colombian women have been rescued from a transnational ring in the Dominican Republic, authorities said Monday.

Officials from Colombia, the United States and the Dominican Republic arrested one American, three Dominicans and one Colombian involved with the organization.

The Colombian, identified as Julian Andres Sanchez, a. K. a. "El Baby," was detained in Medellin after arriving on a flight from Bogota.

He is alleged to be responsible for recruiting the women via social networks and coordinating their travel.

"The women, possibly victims of sexual exploitation, had been contacted in Colombia through social networks and were being held in four nightlife establishments in the city of Santo Domingo," said Colombia's Immigration Department in a press release.

Colombia vows to step up measures to combat.

The American, Rafael Elias Alcantara, is allegedly the leader of the trafficking ring for which he would travel regularly between Santo Domingo and Medellin.

The women, who range in age from 19-27 years old, were flown back to Colombia following their rescue, where they will receive medical attention and be reunited with their families.

The raid follows almost two years of investigation by international authorities into the organization.

While trafficking is still an issue in the country, according to the United States' State Department's 2016 Trafficking in Persons Report, Colombia is a Tier 1 country that "fully meets the minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking. ".

I assume it should be no problem to find generic sildenafil in the DR but I was wondering about buying DHEA in Punta Cana or Santo Domingo.

There's a GNC in one of the Malls in Santo Domingo. They should have it.

[QUOTE=XXL;1973740]I assume it should be no problem to find generic sildenafil in the DR but I was wondering about buying DHEA in Punta Cana or Santo Domingo.[/QUOTE].

Hello folks,

The time has come when I must take my family to the DR to explain to them 'why does dad go to DR often? Well the plan is to tell them not the full story but only what they need to know. So I will be making a trip with family. Plan is to take a few hours off here and then to participate in extra marital activities.

Here are a few questions that I would love to know the answers to. Keep in mind I will have a car so getting around won't be a problem:

1) Which areas do you recommend from a family perspective? Punta Cana I need to do because of specific obligations there (meeting some family members there). I picked a luxury resort in Cofresi because it is close to Blackbeard but not too close. We favor white sand beaches and snorkeling. Expense not so much of a problem but picture perfect locales are what we seek. I was thinking of adding Caberete as it would be close to Sosua. I can always escape at night. So besides Punta Cana, Caberete, and Cofresi, what destination is good? Is Samana a must see?

2) For car rental is there is a cheaper place to rent a car than airport? Based on prior car rental experience in DR, I know how painful and expensive it can be. The CDW insurance of $15-$20 per day is how they get you. I really need an SUV for the family.

3) I only know of the monger-friendly hot-spots of Puerto Plata and Sosua that are near tourist areas. Any other areas that I am not aware of?

Thanks in advance for your advice.

[QUOTE=MSClive;1974146]Hello folks,

The time has come when I must take my family to the DR to explain to them 'why does dad go to DR often? Well the plan is to tell them not the full story but only what they need to know. So I will be making a trip with family. Plan is to take a few hours off here and then to participate in extra marital activities.

Here are a few questions that I would love to know the answers to. Keep in mind I will have a car so getting around won't be a problem:

1) Which areas do you recommend from a family perspective? Punta Cana I need to do because of specific obligations there (meeting some family members there). I picked a luxury resort in Cofresi because it is close to Blackbeard but not too close. We favor white sand beaches and snorkeling. Expense not so much of a problem but picture perfect locales are what we seek. I was thinking of adding Caberete as it would be close to Sosua. I can always escape at night. So besides Punta Cana, Caberete, and Cofresi, what destination is good? Is Samana a must see?

2) For car rental is there is a cheaper place to rent a car than airport? Based on prior car rental experience in DR, I know how painful and expensive it can be. The CDW insurance of $15-$20 per day is how they get you. I really need an SUV for the family.

3) I only know of the monger-friendly hot-spots of Puerto Plata and Sosua that are near tourist areas. Any other areas that I am not aware of?

Thanks in advance for your advice.[/QUOTE]Las Terrenas, it doesn't have the mongering scene of Sosua but there's plenty enough for you.

[QUOTE=XXL;1973740]I assume it should be no problem to find generic sildenafil in the DR but I was wondering about buying DHEA in Punta Cana or Santo Domingo.[/QUOTE]I would like to hear your experience with DHEA. I understand it effectiveness is controversial, but it sounds like you must have gotten some desired results.

Thanks.

I am traveling to SD in a few weeks. As my flight is arriving in the evening, I thought to save myself the hassle of looking for a hotel after dark and made a reservation via [URL]Booking.com[/URL]. I have only used them once before, because I like to make my reservations directly with the hotel. That was in the beginning of December. Now early on 25th I received an SMS from my credit card company, asking if I had tried to make an online payment to an Apple Store the same night. Before answering them, I called my bank, asking if that message was legitimate, because I suspected that it was a phishing message. My bank told me that the message was legitimate, so I answered to them. After my message to them, they closed my card temporarily and today after talking to them they asked me to cut my card in two. They will send me a new one. Somebody had tried to use it in an Apple online store and buy an airline ticket.

I don't use my credit card too often. I had only used it couple of times before Christmas in stores that I trust. Most of the time I use cash or my debit card. Before I made the reservation, I thought that [URL]Booking.com[/URL] keeps the CC information to themselves, but now it seems that they pass the information to the hotel the reservation was made with. Give the information to the staff of a small Dominican hotel and this happens.

P.S. Casa Valeria You can pay with PayPal, which is safe.

[QUOTE=Nordico;1979087]Before I made the reservation, I thought that [URL]Booking.com[/URL] keeps the CC information to themselves, but now it seems that they pass the information to the hotel the reservation was made with. Give the information to the staff of a small Dominican hotel and this happens.[/QUOTE]Are you asserting that the small Dominican hotel is responsible for the fraud on your card?

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;1979107]Are you asserting that the small Dominican hotel is responsible for the fraud on your card?[/QUOTE]Yes. [URL]Booking.com[/URL] doesn't make the charge on my card, as I thought, but they pass the card information to the hotel, which makes the charge. Of course it's not the hotel but someone in the staff.

[QUOTE=Nordico;1979114]Yes. [URL]Booking.com[/URL] doesn't make the charge on my card, as I thought, but they pass the card information to the hotel, which makes the charge. Of course it's not the hotel but someone in the staff.[/QUOTE]But unless it is a brand new card that you have never used before, you can not point to the hotel as the culprit. You may have bought something from anywhere before and that place may have been hacked.