Medellin Reports

Haven't used Western Union (WU) in a long time because my Chucky Schwab card does the job. Logged on the other day and there were four attempts to transfer money in the amounts of (USD) $1000, $1000, $20, then $1500, all on the same day. All transactions were "canceled". The name used was a girl I have been sexing recently and have known for a couple of years but she never even got close to being on my ranked line-up, mainly because as I have referred to her here before, she is the craziest girl I know in Colombia. Also the freakiest in bed. I don't know how she did it, I don't remember leaving her alone for a second but I was fuckin' high as a kite, who knows. Anywho, of course she denied it, I changed my WU password and blocked her on WhatsApp and her phone number. Sad, really.

Jose Maria Cordova International Airport in Rio Negro will be closed on February 19, 20, 26 and 27th.

If you have flights in or out of Medellin on any of those dates--contact your airline because your flight has been changed.

So now that Colombia requires foreigners to be fully vaccinated, and there are members on this board refuse vaccines before. Now, how many of you are giving up pussies to stand your ground? How many of you will try fake vaccine card and risk Colombian jail to stand your ground?

[QUOTE=Beobeo;2651396]So now that Colombia requires foreigners to be fully vaccinated, and there are members on this board refuse vaccines before. Now, how many of you are giving up pussies to stand your ground? How many of you will try fake vaccine card and risk Colombian jail to stand your ground?[/QUOTE]I can only speak from a USA point of view. How do you tell a "fake" card from a real card? The answer is that you can't. It is a mere index card with your handwritten name and birthday. There is a handwritten vaccine lot and date and the handwritten initials or name of the place where you got it from. It means nothing to someone in the USA and will definitely mean nothing to a person in Colombia looking at one. All they are interested in is your name on the card and that a vaccine is marked in the space.

I once went to a club in Las Vegas and handed the guy my Thai driver's license to go in. He had this book with driver's licenses around the world and he looked it up. My 2-year license has a blue stripe at the top because I do not have a visa to get the five year one which has a purple stripe at the top. In the book it only had a picture of the one with the purple. He did not let me in because according to him my 100% real license is fake.

So what is to stop anyone in Colombia from claiming your real foreign vaccine card is fake (and according to you, throwing you in a Colombian jail) or believing your fake foreign vaccine card is real?

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2651422]I can only speak from a USA point of view. How do you tell a "fake" card from a real card?[/QUOTE]- I don't know, and even if I do. I wouldn't point it out either. I know it's not the same but there were people arrested in Cartagena for providing fake Covid test document.

- I'm just curious if people still stand their ground when it comes to vaccine vs "the promised land that we call Colombia" hahaha. Colombia has deported and bane foreigners from returning to Colombia for 10 years for breaking their covid related rules. I think many of the board members will roll up their sleeve and take that jab when it come to Colombian pussies vs vaccine! LOL.

[QUOTE=Beobeo;2651431]- I don't know, and even if I do. I wouldn't point it out either. I know it's not the same but there were people arrested in Cartagena for providing fake Covid test document.[/QUOTE]The people in Cartagena were stupid and did not know what they were doing. Same as the lady that had a vaccine card with Maderna written on it. I know these are famous last words, but If you do not know what you are doing then don't do it.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2651422]I can only speak from a USA point of view. How do you tell a "fake" card from a real card? The answer is that you can't. It is a mere index card with your handwritten name and birthday. ...[/QUOTE]That maybe true for certain states but not all states. Some states have digital database and may have QR code on the card. This can be used in various apps or displayed online. What I am saying is that it is not absolute.

[QUOTE=Kerty9;2651254]Is that your account or sharing someone else's?

Sharing in private via PM is better. It is generally not good idea to post FB profiles as publicity and subsequent deluge ruins it for everybody. Soon 150-200 fb rates would become history and many would turn into Diva.[/QUOTE]This is a well known page for many years. Instead of asking members to stop posting, you can counter by posting more to average things out, spreading the love.

[QUOTE=Nounce;2651463]That maybe true for certain states but not all states. Some states have digital database and may have QR code on the card. This can be used in various apps or displayed online. What I am saying is that it is not absolute.[/QUOTE]Since it is a Federal government issued card, how can some states have a different one? I'm not saying some states don't have a database and possibly their own card, but what assurance do you have that a state issued card will be accepted internationally?

[QUOTE=FunLuvr;2651472]Since it is a Federal government issued card, how can some states have a different one?...[/QUOTE]It's a sticker. Google it and you will find some examples.

[QUOTE=FunLuvr;2651472]... but what assurance do you have that a state issued card will be accepted internationally?[/QUOTE]I think that is not in the scope of the post. But let's just say you will be required to show a digital version in your Android phone health app wallet. Just this simple step will reduce fake significantly. We can go on and on about this until this is sent to the shit thread but that is the basic idea. It does not completely eliminate fake but make it a lot harder than it is now.

[QUOTE=Shagmeister7777;2651265]You've got to be kidding me. Sharing is caring.[/QUOTE]It really isn't. Especially if you share contact information on a public forum. ISG is (in some ways) the public restroom of the internet. If you go out and find a girl who might occasionally make some extra money on the side, you might pass her number on to a few trusted friends, and everyone is happy.

If you just pull out a Sharpie and write her number next to the urinal, everyone isn't happy. The girl starts getting calls at all hours from a bunch of creepy guys and probably ends up changing her number. You lose out, any friends who you might want to refer to her lose out and she loses out.

Here's a better way:

Use the methods frequently explained here to get started with Facebook. You can find a helpful link near the top of the Links to Reports of Distinction thread.

Start meeting with some Facebook girls. Also start meeting with some mongers while you're in Medellin. Post about your experiences.

As you get to know some mongers learn what they like. If you find someone who seems like a good match for a monger buddy, pass her info on to him.

This benefits everyone without causing problems for anyone.

As you build your Facebook list, you'll start getting requests from girls. It comes and goes. Right now I'm getting about 30 requests each week. As you post about your experiences, you become recognized by other mongers, increasing your options to meet new friends and learn new things. As you share with select people, they share with you. You get girls who are vetted, your friends get girls who are vetted and the girls get new contacts who are vetted.

Only the lurkers lose out.

If you're a lurker here, get involved. Post about your experiences, ask questions. You'll find there are quite a few good people here who are happy to help.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2651422]I can only speak from a USA point of view. How do you tell a "fake" card from a real card? The answer is that you can't. It is a mere index card with your handwritten name and birthday. There is a handwritten vaccine lot and date and the handwritten initials or name of the place where you got it from. It means nothing to someone in the USA and will definitely mean nothing to a person in Colombia looking at one. All they are interested in is your name on the card and that a vaccine is marked in the space.

I once went to a club in Las Vegas and handed the guy my Thai driver's license to go in. He had this book with driver's licenses around the world and he looked it up. My 2-year license has a blue stripe at the top because I do not have a visa to get the five year one which has a purple stripe at the top. In the book it only had a picture of the one with the purple. He did not let me in because according to him my 100% real license is fake.

So what is to stop anyone in Colombia from claiming your real foreign vaccine card is fake (and according to you, throwing you in a Colombian jail) or believing your fake foreign vaccine card is real?[/QUOTE]As I've stated before, learning whether or not a vaccine card is fake is actually quite simple. Anyone with any data analysis experience should be able to figure it out. I expect someone will have a verification service up and running and available to employers and foreign governments before much longer. If I had the time I would start it myself.

Any entrepreneurs out there wanting a high profit, low maintenance business idea?

As for your fake license, you weren't refused entry because the license was fake. Even if that's what you were told. You were refused entry because the ID you provided was not in their list of acceptable IDs. They expect someone from Thailand to provide either a Thai passport or a resident Thai license. Can you imagine how thick the book would have to be to account for every type of ID available in every country.

Of course there was no need for you to be denied entry. You were in the US. You have at least one US form of ID. Why would you go out, knowing you would likely need to provide ID, without carrying an ID you know will be universally accepted? That's like going out in Medellin carrying only US dollars.

[QUOTE=Beobeo;2651431]- I don't know, and even if I do. I wouldn't point it out either. I know it's not the same but there were people arrested in Cartagena for providing fake Covid test document.

- I'm just curious if people still stand their ground when it comes to vaccine vs "the promised land that we call Colombia" hahaha. Colombia has deported and bane foreigners from returning to Colombia for 10 years for breaking their covid related rules. I think many of the board members will roll up their sleeve and take that jab when it come to Colombian pussies vs vaccine! LOL.[/QUOTE]I don't think many of them will get vaccinated to get into Colombia. They'll use a fake card. Even after someone gets caught, they'll continue to use fake cards.

[QUOTE=ChuchoLoco;2651377]I learned this as a kid from the Catholics in my neighborhood and have been reminded of it throughout the years even by an interview with a hit man in a documentary. Catholics can and do go to Confession where they ask for forgiveness but don't have to spell out what they have done. The priest then tells them that they have been forgiven and their conscience is cleared of any guilt they may have had. Guilt is gone and now on to the next sin. But take advantage of it and you are whether or not it was realized. They couldn't do what they do if they had a guilty conscience. Enjoy, you have been forgiven. Too. It's no coincidence that there are so many by the Church Veracruz.[/QUOTE]One of the priests from Vera Cruz tells it like this, "We have two kinds of hombre sinners here. Those who ask for forgiveness for what they are about to do, and those who ask for for forgiveness for what they just did." Jajajajjajaja, I love it.

Random gratuitous fotos less than one hour old from Ground Zero, right next to Vera Cruz. As sweet as you will ever legally find. Wau, just wau. She deleted all the fotos I took except for these two. She would not even allow her clothes to show in case it could identify her. I always give chicas the right to delete fotos, builds trust. She asked for forty mil, I tossed a cinquenta note on the bed. All day long, again and again, no problema. Ostee Out.

[QUOTE=Beobeo;2651396]So now that Colombia requires foreigners to be fully vaccinated, and there are members on this board refuse vaccines before. Now, how many of you are giving up pussies to stand your ground? How many of you will try fake vaccine card and risk Colombian jail to stand your ground?[/QUOTE]I'll say that some will stand firm and say that they're not getting vaccinated, but then will get it once they realize that the policy is not changing. So in the 100% of guys will get vaccinated.