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Please read the report #3738.
That's report happened in Ghana, certainly never read this kind of situation in Philippine forum. Any body have this kind of experience or scam in Philippine? If any please give us light on this.
Search on youtube for "Old Filipino Doctor Brutally Knockout a Young American Kick Boxer".
[QUOTE=MuaTur;1864791][URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?863-Ghana[/URL]
Please read the report #3738.
That's report happened in Ghana, certainly never read this kind of situation in Philippine forum. Any body have this kind of experience or scam in Philippine? If any please give us light on this.[/QUOTE]Not to me. It has been mentioned before here, but I don't recall whether it was firsthand experience. I have been very fortunate *knock wood*. My worst experience was an "up to you" girl; I prefer to discuss price and activities before leaving the bar. Deed is done and I gave her p3000. She then demanded p5000. We haggled back and forth but it was an impasse. I pretended to call front desk security. She called someone on her mobile and said, "I have the evidence." Her trump card was stronger than mine. I paid her p5000 and sent her on her way. Certainly not a financially painful scam, but lesson well learnt.
I try to post valuable information or make comments to contribute positively to help fellow members to travel in an ease. However, being a paid member of this board, I do get private mails and many of them are creepy.
For Example:
#1 I posted a FR regarding my Davao City experience. An a creep ask me to provide my dates phone # so he could f* her. (I blocked him).
#2 I posted an experience regarding Manila Bay Cafe and a creep writing to provide phone numbers of my contacts in Pacific Northwest Area (I blocked him).
#3 I posted information regarding a DIA contact, a creep asked me to provide her information (I blocked him).
Now examples are more than the ones I post.
Why don't you do your own leg work to have fun?
[QUOTE=Mbsl65;1864966]I try to post valuable information or make comments to contribute positively to help fellow members to travel in an ease. However, being a paid member of this board, I do get private mails and many of them are creepy.
For Example:
#1 I posted a FR regarding my Davao City experience. An a creep ask me to provide my dates phone # so he could f* her. (I blocked him).
#2 I posted an experience regarding Manila Bay Cafe and a creep writing to provide phone numbers of my contacts in Pacific Northwest Area (I blocked him).
#3 I posted information regarding a DIA contact, a creep asked me to provide her information (I blocked him).
Now examples are more than the ones I post.
What makes you think that I would furnish information you don't need to know?
Why don't you do your own leg work to have fun?[/QUOTE]Welcome to the 'manager' class (as these trolls / lurkers etc are called on the UAE board). Plenty of them around, some can cause lots of problems for some of us, ruin a good relationship by showing the lady the board and posts / photos etc.
I (and others) get many of these PMs some from zero posters and mainly from those with no contributions. I got one recently and the troll PMed about 10 seniors who I know in the UAE asking for contacts and advice (he has 3 FRs all asking questions).
I ignore them mainly but he UAE board now has a separate thread for this behavior where we out a few of the really stupid PMs etc.
Maybe we should do it here?
[QUOTE=Mbsl65;1864966]I try to post valuable information or make comments to contribute positively to help fellow members to travel in an ease. However, being a paid member of this board, I do get private mails and many of them are creepy.
For Example:
#1 I posted a FR regarding my Davao City experience. An a creep ask me to provide my dates phone # so he could f* her. (I blocked him).
#2 I posted an experience regarding Manila Bay Cafe and a creep writing to provide phone numbers of my contacts in Pacific Northwest Area (I blocked him).
#3 I posted information regarding a DIA contact, a creep asked me to provide her information (I blocked him).
Now examples are more than the ones I post.
What makes you think that I would furnish information you don't need to know?
Why don't you do your own leg work to have fun?[/QUOTE]Don't worry, the world is full of these sad fellows who assume that because one man scored, they can equally do so with same girl. They haven't the brains to realise that one man can find the words, mannerisms, humour and successful engagement of girl that results in full enjoyment. These sad fellows clearly lack the social skills to engage with women and seem to think we live in a point and shoot world. They also belong to the " give me give me " generation whereby they want what we have simply because we have it. India and Malaysia are full of the Neanderthals. Within moments of a post about a girl they will inundate your inbox with " hey bro, send me her digits". You can ignore them, or happily send them a steady stream of fake and false numbers. Or suggest they get a life and try to develop their own pick up skills that they so clearly lack.
[QUOTE=WickedRoger;1865024]Welcome to the 'manager' class (as these trolls / lurkers etc are called on the UAE board). Plenty of them around, some can cause lots of problems for some of us, ruin a good relationship by showing the lady the board and posts / photos etc.
I (and others) get many of these PMs some from zero posters and mainly from those with no contributions. I got one recently and the troll PMed about 10 seniors who I know in the UAE asking for contacts and advice (he has 3 FRs all asking questions).
I ignore them mainly but he UAE board now has a separate thread for this behavior where we out a few of the really stupid PMs etc.
Maybe we should do it here?[/QUOTE]See, WR and FF, that's the advantage of never posting about sexual experiences, never posting photos and thus never providing reasons for the trolls to contact you. The PM, s I get are typically thoughtful and obviously written by people with quantifiable intelligence. On the rare occasions I receive PMs such as those you've eloquently described, I just ignore them, and I rarely agree to meet guys who request to get together unless they've been vetted by others, such as yourselves, whom I know personally. Saves lots of potential hassle and embarrassment. Why grown men, even newbies, would need personal help in a country teeming with potential targets is somewhat tought to understand, especially since the posts of guys like Donald and others are collectively, a detailed "how-to" guide.
GE.
[QUOTE=GoodEnough;1865092]See, WR and FF, that's the advantage of never posting about sexual experiences, never posting photos and thus never providing reasons for the trolls to contact you. The PM, s I get are typically thoughtful and obviously written by people with quantifiable intelligence.GE.[/QUOTE]I get the entire range of PM's. Its the lurkers that I find interesting. I get my share of requests for digits of this or that recently posted naked pilipina. But many of the gents who send those requests have such few posts (often 1 or 2), over many years, that it boggles my mind just a bit that they passively read the board for years, just *waiting and waiting* to go somewhere and play like many of us do. For instance, when I get such a request from a gent, they usually start off with this thought: "Long-time watcher on the board. Have loved your pics (or posts). Blah blah". A quick check of his entire posting history might include one post in 2008 (Safe Sex forum), and another in 2012 (Canadian thread) where he asked a question on the open board. Followed by his PM to me in 2015.
One must ask: What makes a gent read ISG for years and years, pay money to belong to it (true, the $20 is small), and never leave home (or if he does, he never posts)?
[QUOTE=GoodEnough;1865092].<SNIP>. . The PM's I get are typically thoughtful and obviously written by people with quantifiable intelligence. On the rare occasions I receive PMs such as those you've eloquently described, I just ignore them, and I rarely agree any more to meet guys from ISG who request to get together. . . .".
[/QUOTE]I agree wholeheartedly with GE.
I think some posters here give out way too much detail about their exploits (without naming names).
It was former US President Calvin Coolidge who famously said "I have noticed that nothing I never said ever did me any harm" which is often paraphrased as "I never got into trouble for something I didn't say".
It can well be I exposure myself to much here, other can be the judge of that but since I have gotten some heat (beeing outed and girls found out, long time ago now, but still) I have taken proper safety measurment myself as in I never never tell when I come, when I am here or where I stay (even if that last one doesn't need a sherlock to come by). I have gotten msg from newly created members through PM's, from girls or there protectors, "lets meet here and there". Luckely I don't meet others than well adjusted posters anyway so no chance in hell I meet newly signed up members or as westie say members who doesn't do anything but lurk (its creepy anyway). So far I have met WR (he is a crazy bloke in a nice way so that was all fun) and one Marcos in Thailand (he was a cheapo so we was a tad to different). All post beeing made by me is when I am gone or are they? Who knows (I guess probably administrator could find out where my IP adress comes from if I am not using VPN, maybe I do).
I was about to stop posting, anything for a while but then I thought I wouldn't let the save a hoe guys or girls win. I risk very little posting and now that I have started blurring all the heat went away. Well I have the occational "is the girl in this or that pic ms xxxx or yyyy but so far without one exception (I think Pcp out) everyone have been wrong in their assumptions.
I lurk as well but I also contribute amd will continue to do so until I get caught from homebase (my GF). Well actually then its no need to stop either hehe bcs then I will have so much to come clrea with so our rel will never survive that one.
I have been trying iron out details of a trip to Philippines. Specifically, leaving.
I need to catch a noon flight out of NAIA terminal 1 on a Monday.
I am flying into NAIA from Cebu on a yet to be booked flight. The posts I have been reading seem to suggest that I need 2 - 3 hours to get from the domestic terminal to the international terminal, given the cluster fuck that is NAIA.
Can anyone confirm?
Advice?
Thanks.
[QUOTE=BeersTerry;1866856]I have been trying iron out details of a trip to Philippines. Specifically, leaving.
I need to catch a noon flight out of NAIA terminal 1 on a Monday.
I am flying into NAIA from Cebu on a yet to be booked flight. The posts I have been reading seem to suggest that I need 2 - 3 hours to get from the domestic terminal to the international terminal, given the cluster fuck that is NAIA.
Can anyone confirm?
Advice?
Thanks.[/QUOTE]Much depends o the time you arrive BT. Allow 2-3 hours is plenty; of time just depends what the queues are like and your budget IMHO. Having done this I would not recommend the shuttle bus as that was like a mass scrum and I ended up with my suitcase on my head!!
Ask a taxi to take you there and pay him the rate to Makati say 500 pesos and arrive in time, clean, not sweating and cursing.
Then you have to face T1 of course and that ca also be a pain in the backside LOL.
[QUOTE=BeersTerry;1866856]I am flying into NAIA from Cebu on a yet to be booked flight. The posts I have been reading seem to suggest that I need 2 - 3 hours to get from the domestic terminal to the international terminal, given the cluster fuck that is NAIA.
Can anyone confirm? Advice?[/QUOTE]Couple of thoughts:
1. Yes, it can be a cluster-fuck trying to get a taxi. When you finally get one, and tell him where you want to go, he might want to over-charge you an extra 100-200 or so pesos (just effing pay it; nothing can be more humiliating than missing your long-bow flight over a $4 argument with a taxi driver). During the "cluster-fuck" hours, it can take 30+ minutes to go from one terminal to another in a taxi (I would guess the distance to be 2 miles or less).
2. Take the free shuttle bus (its blue). It runs between terminals all day long. There is a bus schedule (its large, you can't miss it) by the chairs where people sit and wait for the bus. The schedule shows a bus departure about every 30 minutes. However, the bus is routinely 15-30 minutes late, might take 1 hour to reach your intended terminal after it departs, and sometimes the bus is packed with humanity.
My two-cents worth: plan for at least 3 hours from the time your (Cebu) plane lands, to the time you need to walk into the other (Int'l) terminal. Not 3 hours between landing time and departure time. You should be in walking into your Int'l terminal 2-3 hours before its scheduled departure time. So, as an example, your Int'l flight is scheduled to depart NAIA at 4 pm. You want to walk into that terminal at 1 pm (I am playing it very safe here for you, plenty of time to get checked in, thru security, and to your gate and pick up a Starbucks latte). You will want your Cebu flight to land no later than by 10 am (3 hours prior to your 1 pm entrance to your Int'l terminal). I realize that 6 hours total between landing in one aircraft and departing in another aircraft at the same airport sounds crazy and like [I][B]way[/B][/I] too much time, but remember: your in Philippines. Where the pussy is great, whilst most other items don't stack up to western standards, including the fact that locals don't view time the same way you do, failed infrastructure and culture brings on the cluster-fuck, and the airport consists of terminals that are not physically connected. Haha what could *possibly* go wrong! Better to be sitting at the gate, way early, bored, than to miss a flight.
[QUOTE=BeersTerry;1866856]I have been trying iron out details of a trip to Philippines. Specifically, leaving.
I need to catch a noon flight out of NAIA terminal 1 on a Monday.
I am flying into NAIA from Cebu on a yet to be booked flight. The posts I have been reading seem to suggest that I need 2 - 3 hours to get from the domestic terminal to the international terminal, given the cluster fuck that is NAIA.
Can anyone confirm?
Advice?
Thanks.[/QUOTE]You have gotten good advice from WR and WC.
Lately many flight are delayed a few hours due to NAIA being backed up. I would suggest that you fly into Manila the night before to make sure you are there and not stress over a delayed flight and missing the one home. Get a room for the night and then fly out Leisurely the next day.
[QUOTE=BeersTerry;1866856]I have been trying iron out details of a trip to Philippines. Specifically, leaving.
I need to catch a noon flight out of NAIA terminal 1 on a Monday.
I am flying into NAIA from Cebu on a yet to be booked flight. The posts I have been reading seem to suggest that I need 2 - 3 hours
Can anyone confirm?
Advice?
Thanks.[/QUOTE]Years ago, in Cagayan de Oro, I missed my PAL flight to MNL and luckily was able to book on Cebu Pacific, and I caught my international flight back to USA. In Cebu the traffic can be really bad, and there are just too many things that can go wrong, causing you to miss your flight. Please, if at all possible, fly back to MNL the day before your flight. Relax. You don't need the stress.