Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=JohnnyJohn1992;3031690]There is something addicting about the American strip club experience. Getting teased for a half hour from a girl who knows how to perform a lap dance is an amazing experience to me.[/QUOTE]I am so sad for you.

[QUOTE=JohnnyJohn1992;3031690]Is anyone else a big of a fan of strip clubs and lapdances and been able to figure out a way to get that satisfaction in Medellin? Finding lap dance style dancers in MDE has been tough but I feel like they must be there.[/QUOTE]They're not and most Latinos are not going to pay money to get teased when they can get sex at a fairly low price. They only exist in the Yew Ess because prostitution is not legal.

Hey guys. Feliz Día de la Raza y de la Hispanidad (or, as the woke Presidente Gustavo Petro has renamed it, "'Día de la Diversidad Étnica y Cultural de la Nación Colombiana" and back in the USA homeland, still known, by the skin of its Italian-American teeth, as Columbus Day. 😊.

Perhaps this day offers an appropriate occasion for us aficionados of the Colombian P4P scene to step back, ponder and celebrate what we find to be most special about the mongering culture here in Latin America in general (and in Antioquia's Paisa Pussy Land in particular).

Speaking for myself I would single out the following special attractions as common among our indigenous putas and semi-pros when compared with the working girls to be found on other continents and climes:

--A certain, sensual, uniquely Latina, vivaciousness of personality in the best of our local chicas of the night;.

--An unselfconscious coquetry; a ready enjoyment of flirtatious banter.

--An uninhibited, readiness and skill in dressing to display one's feminine charms to best (most provocative) advantage;.

--The prevalence of mind-blowing, twerking skills generously displayed both during foreplay (warmup activities) and during the act itself--especially in quatro (doggie) and cowgirl.

--The sensuality of latin dance as it carries over into sex (sessions that begin with my request "Bebé, por favor, baila para mi placer." [Baby, please, dance for my pleasure.]

[QUOTE=Gbs123;3031524]Isn't it cold and rainy right now in Colombia?[/QUOTE]Have you ever heard of Cartagena, Barranquilla and Santa Marta before?

Hey all, I tried opening a second facebook account and, as is common, it was banned almost immediately. So, I followed the advice on a post here and bought an aged account on [URL]accsmarket.com[/URL] that was registered with a USA IP address.

1) Has anyone else gone down this route? Did you change the name or anything else in the profile or will that lead to a quick ban? The profile name is a random Indian name which I assume will cause confusion or suspicion when I contact or meet women on there as someone not-at-all Indian.

2) Can anyone PM me a profile (or a few) to get started with? Would greatly appreciate it as I'm starting from scratch.

[QUOTE=FlawlessZeal;3032079]Hey all, I tried opening a second facebook account and, as is common, it was banned almost immediately. So, I followed the advice on a post here and bought an aged account on [URL]accsmarket.com[/URL] that was registered with a USA IP address.

1) Has anyone else gone down this route? Did you change the name or anything else in the profile or will that lead to a quick ban? The profile name is a random Indian name which I assume will cause confusion or suspicion when I contact or meet women on there as someone not-at-all Indian.

2) Can anyone PM me a profile (or a few) to get started with? Would greatly appreciate it as I'm starting from scratch.[/QUOTE]I never had a problem setting up a second account for my Colombia adventures. I did use a different computer to set it up so that the IP address wasn't the same. I definitely would not use my real name or other identifiable information. Remember the ol' adage. "Two people can keep a secret. If one of them is dead!

[QUOTE=FlawlessZeal;3032079]Hey all, I tried opening a second facebook account and, as is common, it was banned almost immediately.

1) Has anyone else gone down this route? Did you change the name or anything else in the profile or will that lead to a quick ban? The profile name is a random Indian name which I assume will cause confusion or suspicion when I contact or meet women on there as someone not-at-all Indian.[/QUOTE]Chicas in Medellin change their Facebook name constantly. They don't get banned. If you use a different email address and a different profile photo, I think you can create a second account. That's what I did.

[QUOTE=FunLuvr;3032170]Chicas in Medellin change their Facebook name constantly. They don't get banned. If you use a different email address and a different profile photo, I think you can create a second account. That's what I did.[/QUOTE]If not, how could twins have accounts.

[QUOTE=MongerHunger;3032065]Have you ever heard of Cartagena, Barranquilla and Santa Marta before?[/QUOTE]I am American and that is like when chicks ask what time is it in your country now. I get that they do not know geography and that a few countries have more than one time zone though.

So I have been following the reports from dcbornrob on youtube and here as well and it looks like many solo foreigners are having there phones checked once they land in Colombia. Agents are going through their phone and apparently looking for anything that could incriminate the phone owner with human trafficking or under age prostitution. I have a trip booked for the end of the year which is fully refundable. I am having second thoughts due to possibly having my phone run through, who knows who the Colombian government could due to your phone once it is unlocked. I know I am being paranoid, but it doesn't seem unreasonable to me you could be denied entry even if they find an older text message where you engaged in prostitution and they than ban you from entering due to bad current relations with USA. I heard they are also adding you to a travel list where every time you travel you will go through secondary searches. Or worse they put bogus shit on your phone which falsely incriminates when you try to leave. Again, I am totally aware of how stupid this all sounds, but it is so easy to cancel and pick a different location which doesn't have the "heat" on it at the moment.

So has any one here got info on how likely it is you will have your phone checked upon entering Colombia? If they are picking 1 out of 10 solo tourists, then to me, it wouldn't be worth it. I wouldn't want to be sweating the whole trip that they aren't following all the shit you do on your phone if they pick you. And no, I am not a burner phone guy. If that is the case, I would just pick a different local as well.

Doesn't sound good.

[QUOTE=Orgasmico;3032347]Doesn't sound good.[/QUOTE]That is because it is a BS story. If him and "hundreds of others" were refused entry on October 8, then you would have heard about it in more places than the one facebook post. The person mentioned someone coming into the room talking about pics on their phone, but never mentioned anything about them taking their phone or more importantly having them unlock the phone. Of course it would take more than 2 hours for them to get into the phone and also go through it. Especially if phones were taken from any of the "hundreds of others. " Who packs credit cards in their suitcase? Who looks for drugs going into Colombia? You also can not get anyone in a plane in the 15 minutes they claimed they were given.

Don't let AI have you believing this fake stuff.

[QUOTE=Orgasmico;3032347]Doesn't sound good.[/QUOTE]The last time I arrived in MDE, there was only one guy at Immigration, trying to handle a planeload of incoming tourists. The line took 3 hours.

It seems hard to believe that MDE Immigration would have the resources to search incoming passengers' baggage or telephones.

[QUOTE=Orgasmico;3032347]Doesn't sound good.[/QUOTE]Not true. This would be in the news if it was. Hundreds would overwhelm the capacity of airlines to fly back. Typical flights only have a handful of empty unsold seats. An individual was denied and is now trying to blow it up. Ignore and pass.

[QUOTE=DiscoverFL;3032413]Not true. This would be in the news if it was. Hundreds would overwhelm the capacity of airlines to fly back. Typical flights only have a handful of empty unsold seats. An individual was denied and is now trying to blow it up. Ignore and pass.[/QUOTE][URL]https://telemedellin.tv/ciudadano-estadounidense-inadmitido-en-rionegro/[/URL]

Playing victim card.