Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Jaosousa;1218727]The only reason you go to Sosua is because it is cheap.[/QUOTE]Oh. Come on Jao, you know better. Perhaps Frannie is no longer an explorer as you are (even though, I know he traveled across the world). What's wrong with that? I know he has personal reasons to stay in Sosua but no matter what, it is his personal choice. I have moved away, somewhat like you even though you are in a different league as far as D. R is concerned.

Haitians or Domenicans: It all boils down to personal predilections. Doesn't it? God, I just plain like a woman!

I too think Sosua has excellent restaurants, referring to my long sojourn in Europe as the cooks in Sosua often are native german / italian etc. Besides, is having a large department store or mall the only denominator of a good place? I liked its small town feeling too. As I have grown old, I have come to the conclusion that less is more (which is why the marketers target the younger crowd). I certainly would like to try La Samana / Las Terrenas and other such places before it is too late (a steely blue eyed northern german described Bangkok as a tree lined sleeping town when he first visited it in the 70s. Can you beat that?) ; a 18 year old recently traveled from Samana' to spend two days with me.

But coming originally from India, a poor third world country as you know, I really dream of a beach which is uninhabited and where I can buy fish from the pescadores direct and put them on the parilla and make love with a woman on the beach. I have no need for malls and fancy restaurants. My Four Seasons days are over! Frannie may just belong to that league and why would we not leave him there in his "ignorant" bliss? (smiley)

[QUOTE=Frannie; 1218890]Well, in the US property appraisers do what they call "comps" or comparisons to compare one property to another.

I have seen quite nice 2-bedroom apartments in La Union with 100% tile floors renting for about 6000 pesos per month, which is less than $200. However, that is for a basic apartment without extras. Now add on the following:

1. Excellent lap swimming pool maintained by owner. (I would pay $50 per month for this alone, easily.)

2. All electricity and water included plus emergency generator.

3. Wi Fi. 2 servers included.

4. Cable TV with multiple channels included.

5. 24 hour security with armed guard from 8 pm to 8 am.

6. Maid cleans apartment thoroughly one time per week, clean towels and bed linens included.

7. Maid washes, drys and cleans clothes for small propina.

8. Location in quiet street, but close to restaurants and supermarket.

9. Safe in room.

Now, could those extras be worth an additional $300 per month, that is the question you have to ask yourself, or is it better to source each of them independently?[/QUOTE]What is the name of the place? Do they do daily or weekly rentals? Could you post photos of the place?

[QUOTE=Frannie;1218901]4. Regarding your opinions on Haitians, you might want to think about how your comments might be interpreted.[/QUOTE]Such as?

Are there expensive Haitian prostitutes in Sosua or Boca Chica?

Who commands a higher price, Haitian or Dominican prostitutes? As such who is cheaper and who is more expensive?

[QUOTE=Frannie; 1218901]1. Plenty means there is a sufficient choice.

2. Good means they have fresh food that is locally sourced and prepared hygienically using appropriate cooking techniques, and served in an attractive way.

For example there are half a dozen places in Sosua where you can get excellent pizza, but I also recently had a superb steak Diane. There are a couple of places where you can get wonderful burritos with fresh condiments like salsa, guacamole, sour cream. All kinds of pasta dishes, a couple of excellent German restaurants, French, and a choice of higher grade restaurants like Morua Mai or Bailey's with international style cooking. Also a choice of Dominican food outlets to take away or eat in where you can get soups, rice dishes, chicken, various casserole type dishes, or grilled chicken with yucca or platanos. Also for $5 or less you can get excellent breakfasts including fresh pineapple, mango, papaya, cantaloupe and other fruits, bacon, eggs, potatoes, toast, coffee, etc.

3. I like Las Terrenas, and agree about the other places, but there are not so many of them, and are the sidewalks really any better? Or the power cables? Once I was in San Francisco de Macoris in a Caribbe tours bus and the roof of the bus got tangled in a low hanging power cable and we all had to get out. Fortunately my then novia was available to issue directions to the Carribe tours employees and we were soon on our way again.

4. Regarding your opinions on Haitians, you might want to think about how your comments might be interpreted.[/QUOTE]Could you do this board a favor and take photos of the outside of your favorite restaurants in Sosua (the restaurants where you have inspected the kitchen and watched how the workers handle the food). Take photos of the menus with the prices could be helpful. Thank you. You know the old expression, seeing is believing.

[QUOTE=Tempoecorto; 1218927]Oh. Come on Jao, you know better. Perhaps Frannie is no longer an explorer as you are (even though, I know he traveled across the world). What's wrong with that? I know he has personal reasons to stay in Sosua but no matter what, it is his personal choice. I have moved away, somewhat like you even though you are in a different league as far as D. R is concerned.

Haitians or Domenicans: It all boils down to personal predilections. Doesn't it? God, I just plain like a woman!

I too think Sosua has excellent restaurants, referring to my long sojourn in Europe as the cooks in Sosua often are native german / italian etc. Besides, is having a large department store or mall the only denominator of a good place? I liked its small town feeling too. As I have grown old, I have come to the conclusion that less is more (which is why the marketers target the younger crowd). I certainly would like to try La Samana / Las Terrenas and other such places before it is too late (a steely blue eyed northern german described Bangkok as a tree lined sleeping town when he first visited it in the 70s. Can you beat that?) ; a 18 year old recently traveled from Samana' to spend two days with me.

But coming originally from India, a poor third world country as you know, I really dream of a beach which is uninhabited and where I can buy fish from the pescadores direct and put them on the parilla and make love with a woman on the beach. I have no need for malls and fancy restaurants. My Four Seasons days are over! Frannie may just belong to that league and why would we not leave him there in his "ignorant" bliss? (smiley) [/QUOTE]You seem to be the only person from the ISG who has actually met Frannie in person. I don't recall Frannie posting in the Travel Announcements section regarding his upcoming trips.

[QUOTE=Frannie;1218916]Due to abnormal expenses there is now a $10 shipping and handling fee for Chica phone numbers, but I will see what I can do for the sake of auld lang syne. Also I will ask her to prepare her anvil for a good hammering, or possibly a nailing.[/QUOTE]Thanks. Last September when I was in Sosua, I bumped into her at (is it classico's bar?). On asking, she gave me the number but the woman I was with grabbed it and tore it up in a rage. It was rather embarrassing in a public place. I do not blame anyone but myself for being so naive!

You can PM me when you have the number. Much appreciated.

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[b][u]EDITOR'S NOTE[/u]:[/b] [blue]This report was deleted because it contributed nothing of value and in fact constituted a complete waste of bandwidth.

The purpose of this Forum is to provide for the exchange if information between men on the subject of finding women for sex. Let's stick to the subject. [/blue][/QUOTE]C'mon Jackson, mi amigo, if people are willing to display their ignorance in public they should be given every opportunity, and a spirited discussion is good for everybody.

However, just to stay on topic, I find women very good for sex. One smashed me this morning, and it was great.

[QUOTE=Frannie; 1218991]C'mon Jackson, mi amigo, if people are willing to display their ignorance in public they should be given every opportunity, and a spirited discussion is good for everybody.

However, just to stay on topic, I find women very good for sex. One smashed me this morning, and it was great.[/QUOTE]You shouldn't call people ignorant because you don't approve with his comments or writing style. Deep Impact is an honest, real person, mongers monger who has made some very light hearted inspiring posts. I'm sure to many a newbie monger even some vets would have loved to be in his shoes at some point and live vicariously through his posts. As far as you getting laid with Haitiana this morning in Sosua, Is that suppose to be a difficult task? Sounds very challenging. LOL

[QUOTE=MiamiHeatLuver;1219006]You shouldn't call people ignorant because you don't approve with his comments or writing style. Deep Impact is an honest, real person, mongers monger who has made some very light hearted inspiring posts. I'm sure to many a newbie monger even some vets would have loved to be in his shoes at some point and live vicariously through his posts. As far as you getting laid with Haitiana this morning in Sosua, Is that suppose to be a difficult task? Sounds very challenging. LOL[/QUOTE]It is Jackson who thinks his ideas and opinions are not worthy of bandwidth. I am pleading on his behalf. Let us judge for ourselves if he is worthy.

It is not hard to get laid, but one must stay on topic so I just mentioned it. Did you notice that in your comment you assumed I was with a Haitiana. Now read my post again and see if the word Haitian appears.

[QUOTE=Frannie; 1219024]It is Jackson who thinks his ideas and opinions are not worthy of bandwidth. I am pleading on his behalf. Let us judge for ourselves if he is worthy.

It is not hard to get laid, but one must stay on topic so I just mentioned it. Did you notice that in your comment you assumed I was with a Haitiana. Now read my post again and see if the word Haitian appears.[/QUOTE]Frannie, I have just posted a report on my recent foray to Santiago (and Puerto Plata) on the Santiago forum. So hopefully we all can stay off the Sosua forum for awhile! (smiley).

[QUOTE=Jaosousa; 1218955]Such as?

Are there expensive Haitian prostitutes in Sosua or Boca Chica?

Who commands a higher price, Haitian or Dominican prostitutes? As such who is cheaper and who is more expensive?[/QUOTE]This really intrigues me. I have only gone with a Haitian one time in Sosua but I still haven't had the chance to write up the report. I gave her 1100 for all night. From reading the FF I have gathered that Haitians go for less than Dominicans. And from remembering Coolie's reports on Haiti, the Haitians in Haiti charge significantly more than they do when they are in the DR. The intriguing thing to me is that here in Thailand when outsiders come to work they charge significantly more than the locals and than they would get at home. Thai girls from the discos go for $32 TLN. The Uzbeks (fake Russians) want $96 dollars for short time. (Don't know how much the Africans ask.) And a couple of nights ago I ran into some Colombian chicas. They told me they get $112 for 1 hour and $225 for TLN. Totally different models. I guess the same could be said about girls from other LA countries who go to Costa Rica and Panama and charge much more than they would get at home. Is this Haitian / DR model unique? Because it seems that in other venues foreign girls price themselves higher, but when the Haitians go over to the DR they devalue themselves.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1219083]This really intrigues me. I have only gone with a Haitian one time in Sosua but I still haven't had the chance to write up the report. I gave her 1100 for all night. From reading the FF I have gathered that Haitians go for less than Dominicans. And from remembering Coolie's reports on Haiti, the Haitians in Haiti charge significantly more than they do when they are in the DR.[/QUOTE]My personal read is that the pricing is a factor of the color of the skin. In Asia, whites are practically unavailable and so the Russians. All the way to Turkey command a premium. In Singapore, the fair and smooth skinned Northern Chinese get a premium, compared to say, a filipina or an Indonesian or even a Malay. In fact in Dubai, the Black African girls (not probably the Somali's who are admixed with Arab sangre) command less compared to the Asians, and definitely compared to the "stan" Russians. In Germany and Italy, the sub-saharan girls definitely command less. Perhaps that would explain why the Haitians command less in the D. R. A place that clearly has a color bias.

Just my two cents worth!

[QUOTE=Jaosousa;1218959]You seem to be the only person from the ISG who has actually met Frannie in person. I don't recall Frannie posting in the Travel Announcements section regarding his upcoming trips.[/QUOTE]Well I guess he has been to the D. R coming before the ISG was born (smiley). I do not know and it should not matter. He came to pick me up at the airport first time I went to P. P and was very helpful during my stay, as much as I think you are to others. Personally, I am a loner and like to experience a place on my own terms, instead of going around in a raucous crowd but I was a little daunted first time I got to the D. R because of the language.

Hey, heading back to the magical DR on Friday, day after thanksgiving. Ill be staying in sousua for a few days before heading up to BB. Question, does anyone know of any good local working girl houses around town? I hear that theres a lot of good deals to be had if you know who to contact. Feel free to PM me contact info.

[QUOTE=Tempoecorto; 1219093]My personal read is that the pricing is a factor of the color of the skin. In Asia, whites are practically unavailable and so the Russians. All the way to Turkey command a premium. In Singapore, the fair and smooth skinned Northern Chinese get a premium, compared to say, a filipina or an Indonesian or even a Malay. In fact in Dubai, the Black African girls (not probably the Somali's who are admixed with Arab sangre) command less compared to the Asians, and definitely compared to the "stan" Russians. In Germany and Italy, the sub-saharan girls definitely command less. Perhaps that would explain why the Haitians command less in the D. R. A place that clearly has a color bias.

Just my two cents worth![/QUOTE]Wow, I am surprised this actually needs an analysis. Its a plain and simple simple truth. Dark skin discrimination is not new.

There is a high premium for light skin in most Asian and Middle east cultures. Even advanced countries like Japan are well known for it.