Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=Tasss;2618587]Didn't know that October is the one of the rainiest months and one of the months with the least number of sunshine hours. The afternoon rains makes a lot of places a muddy mess and makes going out just a little more uncomfortable. A little research beforehand would have told me, but the whole City of Eternal Spring thing and the city being near the equator caught me off guard. Was here in December and January previously and those were definitely better months unless you prefer rain and darkness.[/QUOTE]Says it is supposed to rain my entire trip 10/31 - 11/5, is it rain all day there? Or like jamacia where it comes and goes?

Definitely will be a bummer, I was debating rerouting to DR for nice weather but I have never tried Colombia, so I think to keep plans is best.

[QUOTE=VasyaPetya;2618707]Sure, they can. They can't keep me from leaving the country, that's kidnapping. Also an international issue since I would be straight on my way to the embassy. Believe it or not, the embassy actually sticks up for your interests.[/QUOTE]Wish you can take this post back, everything in it sounds like the exact person they look for! Good luck with your kidnapping claim and let us all know how quickly the embassy helped you out (they should be their within 20-30 minutes) oh and believe me they can and will stop you from leaving the country and make you miss your flight, the minute you open your mouth with your kidnapping and embassy claims, I'm guessing you never been their?

[QUOTE=ColomboAnthony;2618777]Says it is supposed to rain my entire trip 10/31 - 11/5, is it rain all day there? Or like jamacia where it comes and goes?

Definitely will be a bummer, I was debating rerouting to DR for nice weather but I have never tried Colombia, so I think to keep plans is best.[/QUOTE]I am there right now, it is very nice and bright weather all morning and afternoon, then raining sporadically all evening and night, I actually find it enjoyable and refreshing.

[QUOTE=Iponux;2618666]Tried a few casas from the map at noon period.

-Amonia: all 5 or less, about 9 girls, nothing caught my eye.

-Paris club: closed.

-Travesias: even poorer selection, passed.

-Club de amiga sexy: one 7 girl had a nice smile, called Paula, had a good personality and willing to please.

I walked around afterwards, coffee etc, checked the bars north of boteri plaza at 3 pm, nothing to talk about as I only took a glance and there was no action, maybe I'll check later next time.

Rest some then shopped some stuff for a tinder date, she apologized because of some life shit, I called one of the street walkers I got her number while shopping.

We agreed on 300 k for as long as I want, but she gets up to leave after first shot, we had a fight because she wouldn't take 150 k because it was less than an hour.

Sent her out yelling with 200 k.[/QUOTE]Thanks for sharing info about casas. Please do let us know which ones you visited and liked.

[QUOTE=FlagRunner77;2618230]I suspect he (and others) are just trying to dissuade the 'gringos' that everyone seems to hate so much.Honestly, never felt so unwelcome or unwanted on a mongering forum before. I've been to SEA many times and want to expand my mongering adventures but my history and lack of experience with all things Colombia I guess makes me one of the stereotypical 'gringos' that everyone hates.[/QUOTE]To give you a little perspective. Up until the Pandemic, El Centro in Medellin was not being frequented with many foreigners, albeit there has been quite an increase over the past five years, but nothing like during the last six months. This has occured as a result of SEA being closed, and a lot of the mongers who frequent SEA have shown up in Medellin. As your aware mongering in SEA is very different than in Colombia. Unfortunately with all the newbie Colombian mongers here, some of the girls working in Centro have become what I call "gringo hunters" as the newbie Colombian mongers have been paying more and the girls coming up with rules and time constraints, and all kinds of other crap that didn't exist before.

So if you can put yourself in my shoes it's upsetting, at least for me selfishly to see what is happening here, albeit it doesn't really effect me personally to much. Up until a few years ago I considered Centro to almost be like a private playground reserve, being one of a handful of foreigners enjoying it, while most people were staying away. You also need to be cognizant that Colombia is not like SEA, with the main difference being that in SEA all the clients are foreigners versus in Centro the clients are all locals. Hence seeing a potential transformation in Centro is unsettling, but will never happen, and hopefully SEA will fully re-open and the crowds will return there. And don't get me wrong, I love Beach Road in Pattaya, and can't wait to return as well.

So the landscape has changed a bit, not to the good in my opinion, which I'm sure others share, but on the other hand I understand that you "SEA" guys basically have not had many other mongering choices in a sense and have come to Colombia.

Please don't take anything you read here on this board personally, and you need some pretty thick skin at times.

First off I love the map that was put together and updated, I got the one from the Rio thread and it was essential for the trips I took last year.

I'm heading to medellin for Christmas / new years, and have been ramping up my research as it will be my first trip, my issue lies withing weeding through all the info on the map.

So my question is, is there a way to navigate just the casas, nightclubs, strip clubs? Essentially the places that have girls to either pay for or freelancers to pick up. It seems like there's tons of places like love motels, swingers clubs, hotels, SW areas, and the icons crossover from different places.

If there's a way to turn on certain icons on the map I'm not finding it, I could alter the map if I know the places and condense it for anyone looking for a simpler map, but these places are not clear to me.

Any advice here is greatly appreciated.

[QUOTE=Iponux;2618666]Tried a few casas from the map at noon period.

We agreed on 300 k for as long as I want, but she gets up to leave after first shot, we had a fight because she wouldn't take 150 k because it was less than an hour.

Sent her out yelling with 200 k.

Sex was amazing, she had a slim tall body 170 cm and short hair, just the way I like.

No Spanish at all, so I am just that dumb ignorant gringo who acts like rules don't apply LOL, sweet Colombian people always trying to help, I bet I would be shot if I pulled same no-English acts in Texas LOL.[/QUOTE]One of the most basic guidelines in this hobby is don't make a deal for long-time if you haven't sampled the chica short-time first. There are multiple reasons, which have been explained on this forum.

[QUOTE=ColomboAnthony;2618777]Says it is supposed to rain my entire trip 10/31 - 11/5, is it rain all day there? Or like jamacia where it comes and goes?

Definitely will be a bummer, I was debating rerouting to DR for nice weather but I have never tried Colombia, so I think to keep plans is best.[/QUOTE]The weather forecast for most days in Medellin is rain, regardless of time of year. That doesn't mean you won't have nice weather. It just rains a lot, though sometimes for short duration and / or overnight.

[QUOTE=VasyaPetya;2618708]How much money we're talking about in USD for girls from Lacelestina?

edit: never mind. found their site. prices aren't terrible. between $65-$85 for higher end broads. but the real discount is in the 5 hour slots, under $200. that's not bad for some girls of that caliber. i know that that's still much higher than a street/bar girl, but its not gonna make me broke. you should see what these craigslist whales charge here in the states lol.[/QUOTE]The fact that they advertise with USD prices is bothersome. Not saying it can't be a good time. And I wouldn't commit to more than one hour with a chica I haven't sampled previously.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;2618824]This has occured as a result of SEA being closed, and a lot of the mongers who frequent SEA have shown up in Medellin. As your aware mongering in SEA is very different than in Colombia. Unfortunately with all the newbie Colombian mongers here, some of the girls working in Centro have become what I call "gringo hunters" as the newbie Colombian mongers have been paying more and the girls coming up with rules and time constraints, and all kinds of other crap that didn't exist before.[/QUOTE]Finally someone says it. I expect markets to self-normalize once SEA opens back up again. I don't think you'll see a sharp drop-off in prices, but we will get a gradual return back down to a new baseline. It will take about 8-10 months after SEA opens back up.

[QUOTE=Combo;2618839]One of the most basic guidelines in this hobby is don't make a deal for long-time if you haven't sampled the chica short-time first. There are multiple reasons, which have been explained on this forum..[/QUOTE]And I do appreciate every little gem (advice) I find on this forum, certainly made my trip much more enjoyable.

However I am constrained on time not money, so I will prolly keep ending in this situation.

[QUOTE=VasyaPetya;2618707]Sure, they can. They can't keep me from leaving the country, that's kidnapping. Also an international issue since I would be straight on my way to the embassy. Believe it or not, the embassy actually sticks up for your interests.[/QUOTE]You're joking right? They can charge you with something, put you in jail. You will eventually get a chance to call the embassy, maybe. But you will not be free to make your way to the embassy.

Any country can do that because their laws apply.

[QUOTE=JjBee62;2618774]Yes, they can keep you from leaving the country. It's not called kidnapping, it's called detention and it's perfectly legal. It happens all the time all over the world. Just recently a UK citizen was detained in the UAE because they found some bottles of CBD vape fluid in the trunk of his car. He could end up spending the next 25 years in prison.

If you get pulled aside for a search at the airport, it's in your best interest to comply and to have anything illegal. It's also in your best interest to not start threatening them with the embassy. You smile, make some small talk and show them you aren't involved in anything illegal. Because the "you can't touch me or I'll tell my embassy" attitude will not only ruin your day, it puts a target on every gringo.[/QUOTE]Except I'm not carrying any "cbd" or other substance that may be illegal. And no, they can't detain me forever. They can't confiscate my possessions and let me go either. Its in THEIR best interest not to do that because if the word gets out this is happening less people will come to a country that wants to go through your laptop and cellphone for no reason (I also doubt this is happening at all).

[QUOTE=VasyaPetya;2618861]Except I'm not carrying any "cbd" or other substance that may be illegal. And no, they can't detain me forever. They can't confiscate my possessions and let me go either. Its in THEIR best interest not to do that because if the word gets out this is happening less people will come to a country that wants to go through your laptop and cellphone for no reason (I also doubt this is happening at all).[/QUOTE]I could give you an example. But I won't. But believe me, if they charge you with anything to do with sex the US embassy will not be quick to come to your aid. They can certainly detain you to complete whatever sentence they apply if you are found guilty. And they can hold you pre-trial for a long time. One who will remain nameless here spent over 2 years in penitentiary before his case was heard. And there was nothing that the US government would or could do. And the word is already out. There are many Americans in jail in foreign countries for various crimes, or charged with various crimes.

One of the hazards of travel is that when you are in a foreign country their laws apply, not laws from the US or wherever you are from.

[QUOTE=RacShack;2618803]Wish you can take this post back, everything in it sounds like the exact person they look for! Good luck with your kidnapping claim and let us all know how quickly the embassy helped you out (they should be their within 20-30 minutes) oh and believe me they can and will stop you from leaving the country and make you miss your flight, the minute you open your mouth with your kidnapping and embassy claims, I'm guessing you never been their?[/QUOTE]I know they can make me miss my flight, but they can't hold me indefinitely over absolutely nothing.

[QUOTE=Zeos1;2618866]I could give you an example. But I won't. But believe me, if they charge you with anything to do with sex the US embassy will not be quick to come to your aid. They can certainly detain you to complete whatever sentence they apply if you are found guilty. And they can hold you pre-trial for a long time. One who will remain nameless here spent over 2 years in penitentiary before his case was heard. And there was nothing that the US government would or could do. And the word is already out. There are many Americans in jail in foreign countries for various crimes, or charged with various crimes.

One of the hazards of travel is that when you are in a foreign country their laws apply, not laws from the US or wherever you are from.[/QUOTE]What are they going to charge someone with that refuses to unlock their cellphone?

[QUOTE=VasyaPetya;2618868]What are they going to charge someone with that refuses to unlock their cellphone?[/QUOTE]I agree. Many guys in this board will travel to the ends of the earth for some cheap pussy, but when they are faced with the slightest adversity they fold as quick as they can and are willing to pay any price to make it go away. If you have not done anything then the police or immigration are not going to do shit to you. I have been to Colombia way over 100 times and nobody has ever asked me about seeing any electronics. I have even been pulled in the back room in Medellin for a random body scan and questioning.

If you have not done anything then don't be a punk. I have been pulled over by police in Dominican Republic over 20 times trying to shake me down. I have given them ZERO. And one guy even pulled his gun out threatening to shoot out my tire. I don't scare easily when I know I have done nothing wrong. And if push ever came to shove then when I get around their superiors I will say how they wanted money, but since I refused they said they would make me have problems. You can lie the same way they can.