Medellin Reports

Unless you speak fluent Spanish without an accent they they are going to know you are not from Colombia no matter what number you call from. Everyone knows I am not from Colombia the moment I open my mouth because of my accent. They still understand me.

[QUOTE=JohnnieCash;2842740]Since many of business, online sellers and services (putas included) won't list the prices it's prudent to inquire from a Colombian number (Can't know a price of a damn pizza without going through whole whatsapp conversation, ffs. Well, at least they are responsive most of the time).

In general though, no advantages of randos knowing you're a gringo / tourist as far as I can tell.[/QUOTE]

[B]Being a prostitute is sex work[/B] It is work like any other job. Different jobs pay different money. And would make the point that independents are actual business owners providing a service.

[QUOTE=CocaCvs;2843036]I agree. It sounds suspicious. [b]Hooking is fast money[/b]. It's difficult to go from fast quick money to bone breaking work like selling street food.[/QUOTE]I was just wondering if you were speaking from the point of view of actually having experience doing sex work or just giving your opinion.

I am looking for some hotels or airbnbs that are friendly towards bringing girls without extra fees.

I know a spot in CDMX so I can share if you got good info.

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;2843077] they are going to know you are not from Colombia no matter what number you call from. [/QUOTE]That's why you write not call.

Only when they are leaving me voice messages talking fast Spanish is when I might tell them to write me instead.

But even not speaking perfect Spanish and having local number gives less chance of [I]random tourist, gone soon, let's-squeeze what we still can [/I] treatment.

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The many GuiaCereza sex shops in Medellin sell German-manufactured Vitalis condoms in XL Or one can order Chinese-made LifeStyles in 53 mm from Mercado Libre and they will often be delivered next day.

[QUOTE=MiamiBoy1;2843287]Then keep your mouth shut and just text.

Johhnie's advice is legit, so STFU.[/QUOTE]In order to get 'free' sex where you end up spending tons of cash on the puta you need to speak gringo Spanish not just text.

I made the logical assumption you meant written messages. Thanks for that helpful advice. It goes a long way toward preventing the Medellin forum devolving into what one of the Caribbean forums has become.

[QUOTE=JohnnieCash;2843272]That's why you write not call.

Only when they are leaving me voice messages talking fast Spanish is when I might tell them to write me instead.

But even not speaking perfect Spanish and having local number gives less chance of [I]random tourist, gone soon, let's-squeeze what we still can [/I] treatment.[/QUOTE]

Thanks! I'm going to give that a try.

[QUOTE=Tomcat88;2843293]The many GuiaCereza sex shops in Medellin sell German-manufactured Vitalis condoms in XL Or one can order Chinese-made LifeStyles in 53 mm from Mercado Libre and they will often be delivered next day.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Knowledge;2843068]I wish I could help. Unfortunately, like scent free deodorant and large size shoes, Trojan XL or Durex Comfort condoms are rare or non existent in Colombia.[/QUOTE]I could loan you a few Magnums I think I have a few left that I won't use.

This is a classic page from the prepago playbook. They are constantly having "first time" experiences and always just arrived for the days work at a casa or on the street. I laughed as I read this post because it made me think about how many times Centro girls I've seen an hour or more before I chat with them and they tell me they just got to the plaza.

[QUOTE=Zhagolo52;2842989]I regret to inform you that I have been seen her off and on since '15 when she was a mansion girl and she told me I was her "first client" anal back then, LOL. So don't take what girls say for being the truth.[/QUOTE]

I'm good thanks. I go all boy scout on essential supplies so I don't get caught out. I appreciate the offer. We should always try to support each other.

[QUOTE=KeviKev68;2843340]I could loan you a few Magnums I think I have a few left that I won't use.[/QUOTE]

That is a good point. I keep spare SIMs I can activate via the carrier web site. I've been lucky to not have to use them so far. I once though I lost a phone but found it in my apartment right after I activated a spare SIM. Once I switched the newly activated SIM with the one I had been using my original phone was up and working again like my senior moment never happened.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;2842996]The downside to a USA phone with International service in Colombia is if its lost or stolen and the issues associated with out it, such as no two step verification, no Whatsapp, etc.

This is the risk I see for those who use them here, however for those here for short periods of time and are smart with their phones it should not be an issue, in other words keep it hidden whenever you can as if it disappears your hosed.

Seems like some like to only roll with a Colombian number here, or only a USA number, and some with both, with seems to be the ideal situation as you mention.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=JohnnieCash;2843272]That's why you write not call.

Only when they are leaving me voice messages talking fast Spanish is when I might tell them to write me instead.

But even not speaking perfect Spanish and having local number gives less chance of [I]random tourist, gone soon, let's-squeeze what we still can [/I] treatment.[/QUOTE]Thank you for your very reasoned and eloquent response.

For me this advice is very interesting. Because I spend most of my time in the Dominican Republic and there is is a very real risk that if you do not know how much something should cost you will not be quoted the correct amount. Although I have very little experience in Colombia, I am in business there and my business partner makes sure we are not overpaying on operational cost and capital expenditures. But even in stores, restaurants and the streets I have found the individuals running those business to be fair and have not engaged in price gouging. How do I know? I check with my business partner afterwards. And so far I have gotten confirmation that the amounts I paid for the item or service was a fair market price.

[QUOTE=MiamiBoy1;2843287][b]Then keep your mouth shut and just text.

Johhnie's advice is legit, so STFU[/b].[/QUOTE]I never said that I thought your advice was unsound. But I still don't see the need for a Colombian number unless I need to make outgoing calls. Then I will just add another E-sim to my iPhone 14 Pro Max 512 GB and and turn it on and off when I am in Colombia. The same way I do for my number I use in the Dominican Republic.

Quick update for stays at Energy.

They're starting to ask the girls to have the guys bring them back down when they're done. Girl told me it's because of an incident with a Lleras girl that scoped a guy and robbed him then left.

On my first night I brought a girl back down and left with her (separate directions) and security didn't see so they Whatsapped me to see if the girl had left.

I appreciate this added level of security, and it is one of the reasons why I pay extra to stay at Energy.