Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=Dcrist0527;2778558]I'll give you the quick lowdown on the mansion. Disclaimer: I do like the place and at least stop in there every visit. It has plenty of haters on this board. Which is fine but I cannot figure out why they are so adamant.

Basically, think day vs night. In the morning, it's generally guests only. The staff is fantastic. They'll do anything for you. The breakfast is cooked to order. Think homemade vs a big spread. About noon, girls will start trickling in. You'll have anywhere between 5 and 15 girls there during the day at the pool. The vibe is pretty low key. There's not alot of hustle. As has been said, you'll get to know them well. Obviously, all are available to take to your room. Price is 200 K. Obviously, you can negotiate what you want. I've never had a bad session there.

At 6 PM, the pool area essentially closes. Everyone goes to the bar / club. I have never been a fan of the club, at least as far as the facilites. It's just not that nice. It is clean. But calling it a club is a bit of a stretch. Very small bar, large dance floor that's not often used. And seating along the walls. When there aren't many people there, it has a very odd feel to it. But, I will say, I've had some really good nights there. Numbers of girls vary there, but I'd say usually you'll find around 20 girls there. It's definitely livelier later.[/QUOTE]Hey, what's the site or full name for this mansion place I would love to check it out.

Snickers and M&Ms are sold at Exito supermarkets and smaller grocery stores too. Twizzlers licorice twists can't be found, though. And curiously, Campbells condensed soups are nowhere I've been.

These are facts. Ignore them at your peril.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2778895]And that is what separates us centro rats from the Poblado dwellers. We totally understand that we are doing street shit, and not sitting in a condo with rose colored glasses thinking how thankful this chick is going to be that I am giving her 200,000 pesos plus tip, taxi, and whatever the hell else, before we pass out and all our shit ends up missing.

Once again, these mfs are not your friends. I do not know if it was this thread or another that the poster said why didn't she realize I was going to give her more than she stole. What he did not understand is what a working girl is. They get it with their lips, hips, and fingertips. It is not always the proper business transaction that some squares are picturing it to be. Just because it is legal does not mean people are on the up and up and not up to no good.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Jyd77;2778930]Hey, what's the site or full name for this mansion place I would love to check it out.[/QUOTE][URL]http://hotelmedellinplaza.com/[/URL]

I was in Medellin last month and had 3 different women in my apartment at Energy Living. No problems and saw 2 of them again on different days.

I followed the same advice I provided here before my trip:

I didn't drink alcohol with them in my apartment. I asked if they wanted a beer, but I drank water and and never left my drink unattended. If they put something in my water, it would become cloudy and noticeable. If I had suspicions, I could just refill my glass from the tap. The only time I drank alcohol with women was when we were at a restaurant and I never left the table until we were ready to go. Don't get drunk with them, let them drink if they want, but keep your senses. Also, drinking alcohol can lead to whiskey dick and I'm here to fuck them, not get drunk with them.

This is the utmost important advice you can follow. They can't drug you by blowing powder in your face or getting it absorbed through your skin. You have to ingest it.

Finally, get a place that requires ID for entrance, order all transportation yourself (I exclusively used Uber including picking them up and dropped off), and don't leave them unattended for too long. I avoided getting Rappi (food delivery) because that would mean I had to go downstairs to get it. But if I did, I would 100% tell her to come down with me. No way I'm leaving someone in my apartment by themselves. Instead, I ordered room service or went to a restaurant.

I had a great time in Medellin. Met up with a few ISG members and we went out every night. I'm going back next month to hook up with these same women.

[QUOTE=Lugnut;2778680]Yes the hotel absolutely failed me. I stayed in this international chain and registered as one person for my own safety, I had no intention of taking anybody to my room. She got into my safe because apparently she got the code from me. That's why she was in my room for 2. 5 hours, it probably took several tries for her to get the safe and devices open as I was stupefied by the drug. This is my last comment on this. I have been on two year's worth of lunch dates here. Conversation on this day was normal to above normal, she never advertised herself as a puta nor looked like one nor was I looking for one. She presented herself as a woman who went to a technical institite and had a stable job. We were not partying or headed for the bed. When she left my hotel that night on moto (google maps location tracking), one ATM card went south and the other made several withdrawals moving north. Credit cards immediately were being used for online and in-person charges. There were a lot of people behind this and they were well-organized. Anyways I'm still here, I like Colombia. But it's a jungle out there. Weekend warriors who visit for five days and declare Colombia safe are very ill-informed. Be safe everyone.[/QUOTE]There are guys that say "this will never happen to me because. ".

The desire to procreate is stronger than crack, coke and heroin combined LOL.

[QUOTE=Gabacho;2778515]It is with great resentment and sadness that I am about to post

I guess I always learn the hard way, I know better than to bring chicas back to my place especially one's I don't really know that well, I was thinking with my dick instead of my head and after I noticed the powder on the beer I honestly don't know why I didn't throw the * out of my apartment right away. The good news is that I didn't drink the beer, I didn't pass out or even die, and while I'm out about $250 usd worth of electronics, I can always buy those things back again and it honestly wouldn't put much of a dent in my wallet at the moment.

Please be careful out there guys. This is the first time anything like this has ever happened to me in all the 5 years I've been coming to Colombia, but it seems to me that people are robbing and stealing more than they used to. A friend of mine recently had his IPhone stolen in Centro and even a vennie I know had her phone stolen as well. This for me is just a lesson to learn about not being so trusting of people which really I already knew but I guess I was just getting to confident or too comfortable, but it could have turned out much worse.[/QUOTE]You may have gotten complacent which is often the case when things go your way and your having so much fun.

"Rust never sleeps" "Colombian thieves and scammers continue to evolve no matter how you prepare and what you think you read".

[QUOTE=Zeos1;2778824]I think this is a bit beyond the normal escort world. What it appears to be is that the organized crime groups have developed a very extensive network of people that are reasonably proficient at finding victims, and then with the help of the network stealing all of the information they can get their hands on, and then cleaning out bank accounts, stealing identifies, etc. Tens of thousands, into the hundreds of thousands, druggings per year in Colombia is hardly a typical risk that you have in seeing escorts in other parts of the world. It is in their best interest that they not kill very many, but they are likely using the home made versions of scopolamine as it can be manufactured there direct from a tree that grows in the areas including Bogota, and dosage may be uncertain.[/QUOTE]My, you are naive, aren't you? Prostitution has always been heavily controlled by organized crime, not just in Colombia but elsewhere. Colombia has a superstructure of cartels that are almost half a century old. Yes, most of the girls in Medellin and elsewhere in Colombia are independent and somewhat safe, but anywhere the papayas hang low you'll find people willing to pool their resources to pick them. Nowhere do papayas hang lower than when a guy has his pants around his ankles. What are you going to do? Go to a cop and say, "Hey, I brought a hooker up to my room and she rolled me!" Prostitution isn't illegal in Colombia, but soliciting sex (mongering) is. They just caught a guy from San Fran at the airport in Medellin for offering money for sex online, and then there's always the tale of Cuba Dave. Most risks can be managed effectively, but the first step is to be fully cognizant that the hobby carries a lot of risks in the best of circumstances.

[QUOTE=VoodooJones;2779088]I was in Medellin last month and had 3 different women in my apartment at Energy Living. No problems and saw 2 of them again on different days.

I followed the same advice I provided here before my trip:

I didn't drink alcohol with them in my apartment. I asked if they wanted a beer, but I drank water and and never left my drink unattended. If they put something in my water, it would become cloudy and noticeable. If I had suspicions, I could just refill my glass from the tap. The only time I drank alcohol with women was when we were at a restaurant and I never left the table until we were ready to go. Don't get drunk with them, let them drink if they want, but keep your senses. Also, drinking alcohol can lead to whiskey dick and I'm here to fuck them, not get drunk with them.

This is the utmost important advice you can follow. They can't drug you by blowing powder in your face or getting it absorbed through your skin. You have to ingest it.

Finally, get a place that requires ID for entrance, order all transportation yourself (I exclusively used Uber including picking them up and dropped off), and don't leave them unattended for too long. I avoided getting Rappi (food delivery) because that would mean I had to go downstairs to get it. But if I did, I would 100% tell her to come down with me. No way I'm leaving someone in my apartment by themselves. Instead, I ordered room service or went to a restaurant.

I had a great time in Medellin. Met up with a few ISG members and we went out every night. I'm going back next month to hook up with these same women.[/QUOTE]Good advice, VJ.

[QUOTE=MiamiSammy;2779143]My, you are naive, aren't you?... Prostitution isn't illegal in Colombia, but soliciting sex (mongering) is. They just caught a guy from San Fran at the airport in Medellin for offering money for sex online, and then there's always the tale of Cuba Dave. Most risks can be managed effectively, but the first step is to be fully cognizant that the hobby carries a lot of risks in the best of circumstances.[/QUOTE]Before calling others "naive" please link us to the Colombian legal statute that confirms that offering sex for money (mongering) is illegal in Colombia. Pimping is illegal there, but that's a different matter altogether. Also Cubadave was charged under some obscure statute which prohibits using the media in ways that harm the reputation of the country, not mongering or pimping or anything like that. Finally, if you are talking about this asswipe, Thomas Renno from the Bay area who was nabbed at the airport in Medellin, 2019, he was up to way more than soliciting sex. WHOM he was soliciting was the issue, not the soliciting itself.

[URL]https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6870293/California-man-jailed-Colombia-seeking-sex-girls.html[/URL]

Please do some research before engaging your mouth, or just drop out. That would benefit the community while saving others the time it takes to correct nonsense.

[QUOTE=MiamiSammy;2779143]My, you are naive, aren't you? Prostitution has always been heavily controlled by organized crime, not just in Colombia but elsewhere. Colombia has a superstructure of cartels that are almost half a century old. Yes, most of the girls in Medellin and elsewhere in Colombia are independent and somewhat safe, but anywhere the papayas hang low you'll find people willing to pool their resources to pick them. Nowhere do papayas hang lower than when a guy has his pants around his ankles. What are you going to do? Go to a cop and say, "Hey, I brought a hooker up to my room and she rolled me!" Prostitution isn't illegal in Colombia, but soliciting sex (mongering) is. They just caught a guy from San Fran at the airport in Medellin for offering money for sex online, and then there's always the tale of Cuba Dave. Most risks can be managed effectively, but the first step is to be fully cognizant that the hobby carries a lot of risks in the best of circumstances.[/QUOTE]The organized crime part is that there are standing offers to otherwise independent girls to deliver guys to them. Not saying that these organized crime groups control the girls, or many of them in any case. But these deals are on a transactional basis. You get x dollars / pesos if you can get a guy drugged and then call us.

I think that part of the organized approach has increased a lot in the recent past.

[QUOTE=MiamiSammy;2779143]My, you are naive, aren't you? Prostitution has always been heavily controlled by organized crime, not just in Colombia but elsewhere. Colombia has a superstructure of cartels that are almost half a century old. Yes, most of the girls in Medellin and elsewhere in Colombia are independent and somewhat safe, but anywhere the papayas hang low you'll find people willing to pool their resources to pick them. Nowhere do papayas hang lower than when a guy has his pants around his ankles. What are you going to do? Go to a cop and say, "Hey, I brought a hooker up to my room and she rolled me!" Prostitution isn't illegal in Colombia, but soliciting sex (mongering) is. They just caught a guy from San Fran at the airport in Medellin for offering money for sex online, and then there's always the tale of Cuba Dave. Most risks can be managed effectively, but the first step is to be fully cognizant that the hobby carries a lot of risks in the best of circumstances.[/QUOTE]And I'm very familiar with the Cuba Dave story. Nothing to do with organized crime there, just a test of their legislation against promotion of sex tourism (and a few other tidbits thrown in). I think the link between organized crime and prostitution is mainly true in the US, to a lesser extent in other places that have more liberal laws. And in CR connected with non-organized crime more commonly. Guys pimping their girlfriends / wives and certainly pimping the illegal residents in some cases.

[QUOTE=VoodooJones;2779088] I didn't drink alcohol with them in my apartment. I asked if they wanted a beer, but I drank water and and never left my drink unattended. If they put something in my water, it would become cloudy and noticeable. If I had suspicions, I could just refill my glass from the tap. The only time I drank alcohol with women was when we were at a restaurant and I never left the table until we were ready to go. Don't get drunk with them, let them drink if they want, but keep your senses. Also, drinking alcohol can lead to whiskey dick and I'm here to fuck them, not get drunk with them.

This is the utmost important advice you can follow. They can't drug you by blowing powder in your face or getting it absorbed through your skin. You have to ingest it.

Finally, get a place that requires ID for entrance, order all transportation yourself (I exclusively used Uber including picking them up and dropped off), and don't leave them unattended for too long. I avoided getting Rappi (food delivery) because that would mean I had to go downstairs to get it. But if I did, I would 100% tell her to come down with me. No way I'm leaving someone in my apartment by themselves. Instead, I ordered room service or went to a restaurant..[/QUOTE]Good advice about not drinking in the apartment. I have a question did any of them spent the night with you? I know obviously that wouldn't be the smartest thing to do but I'm wondering how many people here have done it with out any problems.

[QUOTE=Tomcat88;2778956]Snickers and M&Ms are sold at Exito supermarkets and smaller grocery stores too. Twizzlers licorice twists can't be found, though. And curiously, Campbells condensed soups are nowhere I've been.[/QUOTE]Thanks for that info.

[QUOTE=Combo;2778869]The thing is -snip- you are really rich compared to them. It's been discussed before that a typical Colombian makes the equivalent of about $200-250 USD a month. So even if you're a gringo of modest means, you can afford more pussy than you can handle.[/QUOTE]So to those who believe that the girls in Provenza, who party at Sixttina are average, make $250/ month. LOL. Need your money? Think again. Or stay in Centro. You are a minority scraping the bottom WG's of Colombia. ELEVATE your mindset. Enjoy the real Colombia. It's there when you open your minds. AND YOUR WALLETS and it's still affordable.