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[QUOTE=TripleDarknes;3075298]Now you're overselling it. Maybe 20 years ago this play might have worked but telling guys that you could just show up in a barrio and hand out cheap handsets and get pussy thrown at you is not true.
Maybe if you were a Colombian who moved back to Medellin it would work a little bit but bringing girls back to your house like that in Colombia? Colombia is actually very family oriented women who engage in sex work do it on the low, You bring more than 5 or 6 different girls to your place a week and people are going to start looking at you strange and assumptions will be made about any woman who even talks to you.
As an expat You can do this but only if you take those girls to short time hotels and you're discrete. And 60 to 100 K while possible is improbable especially in expensive ass Medellin. It's hard to get 100 K deals in Cali now so unless you're talking about drug addicts or Vennies that you see one time at some point a regular is going to look for a raise.
Finally depending on how Gringo a guy looks and their level of Spanish they'the stick out like a sore thumb while living in a sector 4 or 5 barrio isn't a death sentance when the Moto thieves come around they're going to target the gringo especially if he's handing out phones..[/QUOTE]Here is a revised version of your text that cleans up the grammar, adds punctuation for readability, and maintains the exact points you are making about your living situation and community relationships:
I speak Spanish fluently and have lived in this same area for the last eight years. I have actually taken classes for my profession there in Colombia, and I have never had any problems communicating with my neighbors.
For the most part, most of these 18- to 20-year-old girls are home by themselves at some point during the day; their mothers and their mothers' boyfriends go to work. Stopping by to visit them is a piece of cake, especially if you live in the neighborhood. No one is going to stop you from speaking or communicating with them. Since they have been to my home—we have thrown several parties here—they know that I am doing well. They also know that I am stable because I have been here for eight years.
My house is secure; it takes two doors to enter, and I have security cameras all over the premises, including the front, the back, and the front doors. To enter my home, you have to ring a doorbell that calls my phone. Because of this, I do not know why it is out of the question to think that $60,000-$100,000 pesos is below market rate.
I am not the biggest or the scariest guy in the world, but what I can tell you is that in eight years, no one has ever come up to rob, harass, or take anything from me. I own a motorcycle there in Colombia that is registered in my name. I keep it parked at the parking garage, where I pay about $240 a year for parking, so I only have to move it whenever I choose.
The truth is, I am in touch with 150 18- to 20-year-old girls in my neighborhood, many of whom have never had children and many of whom I have known over the last eight years. Me being in communication with them or having a personal conversation with them is nothing out of the ordinary, because I have young people who live in my home and these neighbors frequently visit. Stay Vigilant. PN!
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Is your money spend it how you see fit
I don't know what era many of you are living in, but I can tell you this: last night, I purchased four triple cheeseburgers and fries from a local restaurant in Medellin. I was able to use my girlfriend's Nequi account to pay for it over the internet. Once I placed the order, the restaurant sent me a bill for 82,000 pesos. In America, just one burger at Five Guys would cost you right around 80,000 pesos. Because of this, I don't know why people are beginning to believe that you can't find girls in these neighborhoods for 60,000 to 100,000 pesos per encounter. I'm telling you now, 100,000 pesos goes a long way when you're living in Medellin. People are choosing to pay what they want to pay—it's their money, and I have no problem with what they spend.
However, I know what I pay. I stay in communication with several of the 18-year-old girls in my neighborhood. I move around, stay unseen, and I'm not a threat or a problem. People have seen me in this same neighborhood for the last eight years, so seeing me around is nothing new. I speak to everyone, and sometimes I sit and have coffee with the locals. Once I'm in an apartment or a home, whatever consenting adults do is our business. I'm in and out without a problem, and I have never paid 250,000 to 400,000 pesos to have an encounter with these young ladies. Stay Vigilant. PN!
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Something to think About!
[QUOTE=TripleDarknes;3075301]So to clean this up maybe if you had no more than maybe 5 max regulars coming over a few times a week to your residence and if you mongered more taking the extras to a love hotel. 100 K in Medellin? Maybe getting a few desparate girls in Bello or somewhere and you'd have to vet the girls throughly and have to switch them out regularly. You'd also have to incentivize girls with tips to bring their friends to you unless you were stupid enough to try to recruit yourself. Even if you lived in a sector 3 area near a sector 4 area you're not getting girls in your barrio and you're definitely paying about 250 K in Medellin at the low end. Maybe if you were in Armenia 100 K would be fine but there's far less girls available.
I pay around 100 K in Cali and I have to negotiate hard and even then after awhile it creeps up especially when you factor in Transport. Actual single mothers are worst because after awile you start to get the sob stories and if you never contribute well they sell scopamine in kiosks in centro.
Hope this Helps.
Trip.[/QUOTE]Imagine working 12 hours a day for just $31. That is the equivalent of $2.60 an hour, yet people here in Medellin consider that a very good wage. Let that sink in the next time you hand someone 400,000 to 500,000 pesos for sex. Imagine a grown man working 12 hours a day for just 100,000 pesos. Stay Vigilant. PN!
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[QUOTE=TripleDarknes;3075298]Now you're overselling it. Maybe 20 years ago this play might have worked but telling guys that you could just show up in a barrio and hand out cheap handsets and get pussy thrown at you is not true.
it would work a little bit but bringing girls back to your house like that in Colombia? ( i go to their house, not bring them to mines!)You bring more than 5 or 6 different girls to your place a week and people are going to start looking at you strange( no one looks at you strange after living in the area for 8 years) and assumptions will be made about any woman who even talks to you.
As an expat… unless you're talking about drug addicts or Vennies( I only Primarily deal with Vennies) that you see one time at some point a regular is going to look for a raise.
Finally depending on how Gringo a guy looks and their level of Spanish ( I speak Spanish Fluently) they'the stick out like a sore thumb..[/QUOTE]I have a few questions. First, who is watching the young teenage girls while their mothers are working in Parque Lleras and Parque Botero? Second, what job does a 25-year-old Venezuelan female who immigrates to Colombia have that allows her to make sufficient money to live a reasonable lifestyle? If a person cannot find any employment other than domestic work—which only pays around 325,000 pesos weekly—what other job will she do to provide enough money to support herself and potentially a young child?
Saying that sex work is a private or hidden entity is absolutely absurd, because it is not. These women know exactly what each of them must do to earn money. I live in the neighborhood with them, so I know who does what, who is home, and at what particular times. I know what is happening because I live in the same community with them. Stay Vigilant. PN!