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[QUOTE=WickedRoger;2026795]Postal IDs are easily faked and have the age on it. A few shops in Manila (Greenhills) are known to do this.[/QUOTE]Have heard of people saying things like "so you were born in 199? And then seeing reaction? Or actually asking birthdate or asking to name brother and sisters in family in order and checking this way.

I have even heard of people suggesting saying " Gee I wish you were 17" and then seeing reaction. Or pointing out that a certain anatomical part should be a certain length and trying to quiz / confuse the girl.

Some say stick to the bars rather than freelancers but this carries an additional cost and is not always guaranteed.

Would be interested to hear any Senior contributors and the methods they use.

Regards.

[QUOTE=NewImage;2027929]Have heard of people saying things like "so you were born in 199? And then seeing reaction? Or actually asking birthdate or asking to name brother and sisters in family in order and checking this way.

I have even heard of people suggesting saying " Gee I wish you were 17" and then seeing reaction. Or pointing out that a certain anatomical part should be a certain length and trying to quiz / confuse the girl.

Some say stick to the bars rather than freelancers but this carries an additional cost and is not always guaranteed.

Would be interested to hear any Senior contributors and the methods they use.

Regards.[/QUOTE]In my opinion only a fool would think there is a fool proof way in any line of questioning. First the questionee would have to totally understand the questions. Second people fudge on the truth.

My experiences are bars in AC which girls do have to get permits. Not fool proof but maybe a small level of assurances. FL and non licensed bar girls have a higher risk factor.

[QUOTE=NewImage;2027929]Have heard of people saying things like "so you were born in 199? And then seeing reaction? Or actually asking birthdate or asking to name brother and sisters in family in order and checking this way.

I have even heard of people suggesting saying " Gee I wish you were 17" and then seeing reaction. Or pointing out that a certain anatomical part should be a certain length and trying to quiz / confuse the girl.

Some say stick to the bars rather than freelancers but this carries an additional cost and is not always guaranteed.

Would be interested to hear any Senior contributors and the methods they use.

Regards.[/QUOTE]These question could be indicators but would not serve as any proof. Its damn hard in a 3 world country like phils, where everything from gvmnt and down are crooked, to be sure of anything. Best bet is gutfeeling and a critical one I might add. I have taken it up a notch, so only girls with SSS ID (or simular, biomethrical ones) or passports are given a green light from me. This is when I am in doubt. This will ofcourse limit the pool from which you can pick from as not many girls (percentagewice) in phils do have certified IDs in the first place. Even less so if you try bed some from the younger but legal brackets. But still there are enough, at least students in UNIs and simular who are borned in / grew up in furnitured homes in and around Makati, you can pick from who doesn't say now to some fun times. Just take a bit more time to hunt them down. But if you get the ball spinning in one UNI it will be passed on to friends / classmates and so on. This if you behave and treat them nice that is.

Not so long time ago I was almost taken for an unpleasent ride. This is what went down; Girl, looked quite youngish but with a great set of boobies, legs and an ass piece to die for, agreed to meet me in public (Glorietta). I saw in her pics and through c2 c activity she looked young so my doubts were passed on to her quickly. She calmed me down and told me she was 19. I asked her to bring certified ID and she did bring her passport. She went on my list of repeatgirls so I met her a few times over. In our 5th encounter she starts the normal pinay way to hint towards she wanted to find another subject to study. This would cost 37 k php per semester. I talked it off but she didn't want to let it go and I soon realised (surprise surprise, hehe) she wanted me to pay her tutionfee of mentioned ammount. I told her no way. Then she became moody and started to claim she was only 17 yo and she would go to the pulis and claim I did her even if she was a minor. She knew my hotel ofcourse but by far did she know my real name. If pulis involved they could ofcourse obtain my real details if this was something they would react upon. What the girl didn't know was that I took picture of her passport (personal detail page) the first time we met when she hit the loo. I was lucky I did otherwice this could have been a nasty sequence. When I showed her the pic she went all "ohhh fuck"(damn it).

Most likely just airy threats but who knows who she could be connected to. I am no sucker so I know this much as my words against her, dealing with authority, would be an all in win for her. I "threw" her out, waited a few hours and changed hotel just in case. If possible do take a pic of any ID shown to you it can save the day (even at a later stage). Sex was nice though so sad to let her go. Next.

I love Makati / Manila! I don't contribute alot on this forum about Manila, but the ease with which one can hook up with a beautiful girl, P4P or non-pro, is unequaled in the world (except perhaps for the Dominican Republic).

I would like to go to Manila for a few days from the USA, but I cannot seem to find any non-stop flights from the USA to Manila.

From where do the non-stop fights to Manila leave from these days? I can only find a non stop from San Francisco. I travel a lot and it would not be hard for me to take a four day trip to Manila from a lot of places in the United States.

Thanks F.

[QUOTE=Forest;2029517]I love Makati / Manila! I don't contribute alot on this forum about Manila, but the ease with which one can hook up with a beautiful girl, P4 P or non-pro, is unequaled in the world (except perhaps for the Dominican Republic).

I would like to go to Manila for a few days from the USA, but I cannot seem to find any non-stop flights from the USA to Manila.

From where do the non-stop fights to Manila leave from these days? I can only find a non stop from San Francisco. I travel a lot and it would not be hard for me to take a four day trip to Manila from a lot of places in the United States.

Thanks F.[/QUOTE]I assume most non stops will have to be from the west coast as most plane do not have a longer range. Philippine Airlines have non stop flights from SFO that I know of. Possibly LAX and maybe Seattle.

[QUOTE=Forest;2029517]I would like to go to Manila for a few days from the USA, but I cannot seem to find any non-stop flights from the USA to Manila.

From where do the non-stop fights to Manila leave from these days? I can only find a non stop from San Francisco. I travel a lot and it would not be hard for me to take a four day trip to Manila from a lot of places in the United States.

Thanks F.[/QUOTE]Below is a copy / paste from a Kayak search. You can click on "nonstop" in the upper-left after your first search. I chose dates in the May at random, and $1064 looks like a good price, but I found a 1-stop on China Airlines for under $600.

Philippine Airlines.

11:00 p.

LAX.

4:30 a.

MNL.

14 h 30 m.

Nonstop.

9:00 p.

MNL.

7:30 p.

LAX.

13 h 30 m.

Nonstop.

Show details.

$1064 book easily on KAYAK.

Meanwhile, women wage workers are mostly employed in industries with lower wages such as in wholesale and retail trade, manufacturing, agriculture and those who are employed in private households.

The manufacturing industry has a relatively high number of women wage workers at more than a million. The study said they can be found in computers and peripheral equipment and accessories (80 percent); consumer electronics (79 percent); measuring, testing, navigating and control equipment, watches and clocks (72 percent); wearing apparel, except fur apparel (72 percent); and electronic components (70 percent). Products of these industries are geared for exports. They are mostly operating in special economic zones especially electronics and garments that are located in the regions such as Calabarzon and Central Luzon. "Because of regional wage rationalization, most women in manufacturing receive low wages, on the average, P337 (less than $7). ".

Women workers in wholesale and retail trade or those working in malls and supermarkets receive the same low wage of P302 ($6) per day. At least 43 percent of the workers in the wholesale and retail trade are also non-regular workers. This despite the increasing profit for mall owners, like Henry Sy (SM Supermalls), the Ayalas (Ayala Malls) and the Gokongweis (Robinson Malls).

The study said SM Retail's profit has increased by seven percent with total revenue of P276.5 billion ($5. 5 billion). It also expanded to 2,110 stores by end-December 2016.

There is also what they call "other services activities" comprising 1. 8 million of women workers. At least 89 percent of them are employed in private households. They also receive low wages, for as low as P2,500 ($50) a month, as mandated by the Kasambahay Law of 2012 much lower than the mandated minimum wage in the country.

"They can also be subjected to verbal, physical, and sexual abuse due to the private nature of their work," the study read.

Full story here [URL]http://bulatlat.com/main/2017/05/01/no-decent-paying-jobs-working-women-philippines/[/URL].

As I make regular trips into Manila and AC I have a variety of places where I need to make a transit either KL, Singapore or HK. For me Singapore and HK have plenty of credibility for me to stay over.

On this most recent trip I stayed over in HK with the intention of enjoying some filipina company enroute (en-root).

If you enjoy the company of filipina and you are visiting HK, please have a read of this FR.

[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?951-General-Reports&p=2030035&viewfull=1[/URL]#post2030035.

Why? It does cost more for me to stayover than if I just spent the night in the Philippines. What I do like is that the surrounds are not money hungry, lower crime and the filipina are keen for sex.

Good research, as usual, CM. Thanks. My 22 yo Cebuana GF just got a job at Sun Gold. We'll see how long she lasts.

[QUOTE=ChochaMonger;2029606]Meanwhile, women wage workers are mostly employed in industries with lower wages such as in wholesale and retail trade, manufacturing, agriculture and those who are employed in private households.

There is also what they call "other services activities" comprising 1. 8 million of women workers. At least 89 percent of them are employed in private households. They also receive low wages, for as low as P2,500 ($50) a month, as mandated by the Kasambahay Law of 2012 much lower than the mandated minimum wage in the country.

"They can also be subjected to verbal, physical, and sexual abuse due to the private nature of their work," the study read.

Full story here [URL]http://bulatlat.com/main/2017/05/01/no-decent-paying-jobs-working-women-philippines/[/URL].[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Forest;2029517]I would like to go to Manila for a few days from the USA, but I cannot seem to find any non-stop flights from the USA to Manila.[/QUOTE]There are only three non stop flights at the present time and one from Canada, all on PAL:

LAX, SFO, HNL and YVR.

[QUOTE=Forest;2029517]
I would like to go to Manila for a few days from the USA, but I cannot seem to find any non-stop flights from the USA to Manila.

.[/QUOTE]Is four days worth it for poverty pussy?

My answer is YESSSSS.

Was browsing the PAL website looking at upcoming flights. Tickets are divided into 3 categories: Budget Economy, Regular Economy, and Premium Economy. Each gets more expensive usually, with increased luggage weight, nicer seats, priority checkin. However on some flights I noticed that the Premium seat (extra legroom, includes meal, increased luggage weight) was as much as p1000 less than the Regular Economy seat. Odd.

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;2032692]Was browsing the PAL website looking at upcoming flights. Tickets are divided into 3 categories: Budget Economy, Regular Economy, and Premium Economy. Each gets more expensive usually, with increased luggage weight, nicer seats, priority checkin. However on some flights I noticed that the Premium seat (extra legroom, includes meal, increased luggage weight) was as much as p1000 less than the Regular Economy seat. Odd.[/QUOTE]I just used PAL Regular Economy on a domestic trip yesterday.

I sat in the first row.

There was nobody in Premier economy (around 24 seas) and only 3 people in Business class. Regular Economy was packed.

I think that price differential was an anomaly for your flight.

They are usually different scales.

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;2032692]Was browsing the PAL website looking at upcoming flights. Tickets are divided into 3 categories: Budget Economy, Regular Economy, and Premium Economy. Each gets more expensive usually, with increased luggage weight, nicer seats, priority checkin. However on some flights I noticed that the Premium seat (extra legroom, includes meal, increased luggage weight) was as much as p1000 less than the Regular Economy seat. Odd.[/QUOTE]I was 1 K (next step up from Platinum) on United a year ago, then started flying PAL after PAL inaugurated its much-publicized non-stop CEB-LAX flights 3-15-16. After reaching Premier Elite status on PAL, received the promised UTC (Upgrade Travel Certificates) from PAL. But what PAL doesn't tell you is that you can't use PAL UTC to upgrade to Business Class if you buy an economy ticket from default settings on the PAL website. You need to buy a special higher, more expensive "full" economy fare ticket on PAL in order to use the UTC to upgrade to business class. This basically makes the UTC worthless, and is a "deceptive business practice" in my humble opinion.

In my experience, PAL on international flights is almost always one or more hours late, often resulting in missed connections, and essentially sucks. Will probably go back to United. Maybe, if I am lucky, United will beat the crap out of me and I can settle out of court for millions. That would make my day.

YMMV.

OM.

[QUOTE=RedKilt;2032693]I think that price differential was an anomaly for your flight.

They are usually different scales.[/QUOTE]You're probably right. But I found the Regular Economy priced higher than Premium Economy from province1-Cebu, Cebu-province2, and province2-Manila (all 1-way).