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[QUOTE=BananaBoi;1795053]Which are the earliest opening clubs in NRW? My flight lands at 8 am and I doubt my hotel will have a room available at that time. I know there's GT at 11 am but was wondering if there are earlier options.[/QUOTE]Both Aca opens at 10. Gold has 20 Euros entry. Looks like girls show up early at Gold since the entry is like 15 Euros for them. Probably worth a visit since close to airport, cheap entry, and girls showing up early.

[QUOTE=Jcrb26;1788414]Stopped by to try my luck and see if Denisa was still there. And luck I did have, saw her almost as soon as I was changed and walking towards the shower. Took her for an hour and found out she prefers the new Aca setup over the Panthers setup. She said the food is better, 3 buffets compared to one meal. And for [b]the girls they charge 15 for 10 am entry as opposed to 35 for noon and later so its an incentive for them to show up early.[/b] She also mentioned that she usually works Tuesday to Saturday and occasionally takes the Tuesday off. Needless to say, had a great time qith Denisa.
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[QUOTE=BananaBoi;1795053]Which are the earliest opening clubs in NRW? My flight lands at 8 am and I doubt my hotel will have a room available at that time. I know there's GT at 11 am but was wondering if there are earlier options.[/QUOTE]Aca with early entry 30 , can have breakfast to wait for really pretty girls around 2 pm.

Also Freude 39 at 10 am.

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;1795053]Which are the earliest opening clubs in NRW? My flight lands at 8 am and I doubt my hotel will have a room available at that time. I know there's GT at 11 am but was wondering if there are earlier options.[/QUOTE]The earliest clubs open is 10. You'll find that clubs like Luderlounge, Neby and Freude will be in full working mode within an hour. Maybe Babylon as well, for the bigger clubs GT is probably the only real choice. Aca gold will have a decent number of girls as well of course, while Aca itself typically stays dead till at least early afternoon.

[QUOTE=Optimist;1794910]I avoid the cheapest companies like Buchbinder, simply as I assume they make up for their low prices in other less desirable ways.[/QUOTE]I ended up with them through a booking with Auto Europe, the rate was cheap for the smallest car type and I ended up with an Opel Astra. There were no problems at all. I guess I might have paid extra if I wanted supplemental insurance at €10 per day, wanted a GPS or I wanted to drive outside Germany.

Don't use Amex for rentals greater than 15 days (or for back-to-back rental). For Mastercard and Discover, you better read the fine print if you are considering rentals greater than 15 days.

[URL]http://www.smartertravel.com/travel-advice/will-credit-card-insurance-cover-back-to-back-car-rentals.html?id=26102459[/URL]

With VISA, back-to-back rentals are no problem apparently.

[QUOTE=UltraHappy;1795442]Don't use Amex for rentals greater than 15 days (or for back-to-back rental). For Mastercard and Discover, you better read the fine print if you are considering rentals greater than 15 days.

[URL]http://www.smartertravel.com/travel-advice/will-credit-card-insurance-cover-back-to-back-car-rentals.html?id=26102459[/URL]

With VISA, back-to-back rentals are no problem apparently.[/QUOTE]Where does the 15 days fit in? AMEX US policy is 30 days.

[QUOTE=TransAtlantic;1795809]Where does the 15 days fit in? AMEX US policy is 30 days.[/QUOTE]Ok, you got me. I can't read real good!

The key to keep in mind with Amex is that consecutive rentals within a certain time period count towards the 30 day limit even if the consecutive rentals aren't back-to-back. Can be very tricky.

[QUOTE=UltraHappy;1795959]Ok, you got me. I can't read real good!

The key to keep in mind with Amex is that consecutive rentals within a certain time period count towards the 30 day limit even if the consecutive rentals aren't back-to-back. Can be very tricky.[/QUOTE]Thanks. There is clause to prevent coverage after the 30 days are up under certain conditions. Just rent for exactly 30 days at a time.

I personally forgo using AMEX to rent despite it being my primary card and use Citi Mastercard (Prestige or Premier) to rent. Citi's T&Cs are shorter and no disclaimer that you should call to verify if certain models of vehicles are covered. They cover all makes/models as long as their max payout is $100K USD.

Length of Coverage
Car Rental Loss and Damage Insurance covers eligible Rental Autos when rented under a written rental agreement from a Rental Company for no more than 30 consecutive days.

Note: In no event shall coverage be provided when the Cardmember rents a Rental Auto beyond 30 consecutive days from the same Rental Company, regardless of whether the original agreement is extended, or a new written agreement is entered into, or a new vehicle is rented.

Additionally, no coverage will be provided when the Primary Renter rents a Rental Auto for more than 30 consecutive days out of a 45 day period within the same geographic market/location (75 mile radius).

[QUOTE=TransAtlantic;1796673]Note: In no event shall coverage be provided when the Cardmember rents a Rental Auto beyond 30 consecutive days from the same Rental Company, regardless of whether the original agreement is extended, or a new written agreement is entered into, or a new vehicle is rented.

Additionally, no coverage will be provided when the Primary Renter rents a Rental Auto for more than 30 consecutive days out of a 45 day period within the same geographic market/location (75 mile radius).[/QUOTE]Would this mean 29 consecutive, and iterate no problem or sum of consecutives cannot exceed 30 days in a span of 45 days? What is written clearly says 30 consecutive days.

[QUOTE=PussyLiccker;1796760]Would this mean 29 consecutive, and iterate no problem or sum of consecutives cannot exceed 30 days in a span of 45 days? What is written clearly says 30 consecutive days.[/QUOTE]I had a credit card that would only cover a car rental 15 days or under, so read what each card will cover.

Hi,

I am looking for bimbos / silicone-titted girls offering AO.

I don't care about AO clubs as there are no bimbos in these clubs.

Anybody experienced AO with silicone girls in big NRW or Hessen clubs like Golden Time, Oceans, Sharks, Palace. ?

Only PM please. I have a few names to share too.

[QUOTE=Breadman;1796787]I had a credit card that would only cover a car rental 15 days or under, so read what each card will cover.[/QUOTE]VISA is typically 15 days for domestic but 30 days for International.

[QUOTE=PussyLiccker;1796760]Would this mean 29 consecutive, and iterate no problem or sum of consecutives cannot exceed 30 days in a span of 45 days? What is written clearly says 30 consecutive days.[/QUOTE]When you read all the Amex provisions together, it means:

You can't do a consecutive rental for more than 30 days and still be covered by the card's rental insurance. So, renting for 31 days means no insurance coverage.

You can't rent a car for 26 days and then 3 days later, rent another car from a rental agency only 7 miles away for a rental period of 8 days (because 8+26 is 34, which is more than 30 days accumulated within the maximum 45 day window -- indeed, in this example, the 34 rental days were accumulated over a 37 day period).

Question for you flight experts out there.

I'm looking to fly to Madrid, Spain and looking for good deals on the short flight in Europe. What are some good websites / airlines to look into? Anything that has comprehensive search specific to discount airlines would be ideal.

Thanks!

PL.

Easy Jet. Ryanair. German Wings. Air Berlin. But there are more. Not all go to Madrid.

http://www.cheapflightnow.com