Sao Paulo Reports

[QUOTE=TheCane;2621488]Fortunately for me, except for the room, I have never paid upfront. In fact, no Scandallo girl has ever asked me to do that. Maybe I could be a good "confidence man" since many girls tell me that I have an "honest" face hahaha![/QUOTE]Yeah as far as I recall always pay after at Scandallo. Pretty much my standard worldwide so I think I would recall if a girl hit me for up front. It's possible I suppose because I was drinking always and go with the flow. But 90% sure it's been all after.

[QUOTE=DiverOyster;2621484]Unfortunately, lots of Scandallo girls require full payment upfront, as soon as you enter the room. When they come to your apt, they also require full payment upfront.[/QUOTE]Haven't paid upfront yet. If they ask, I show them the money and give them half. Rest after we are done. If they demand upfront, I guess I would ask them to leave but since it hasn't happened yet.

Since I joined this website back in 2019, I have taken out 3 Scandello girls for a long weekend and paid afterwards. Each girls cost 4 K for the weekend. I also had 2 from PA who I paid at the end and I had 2 threesomes who I also paid at the end of the weekend.

I usually have never paid upfront in other countries either.

Where do you like to exchange your money when you're staying in SP? I can think of many places that give less than stellar exchanges, but not many with preferred rates. I usually change my cash in moema at the get money exchange house inside the ibirapuera shopping on the 3rd or 4th floor. Their rates seem fair but I'm wondering if I'm selling myself short by not exchanging my cash at another SP casa de cambio with better offered rates.

[QUOTE=Anaggie;2620434]Let me add a bit more advice as I have been able to get BBFS from girls in Scandello.[/QUOTE]Great post, Anaggie. How open would you rate Brazilians with BBFS? Are they as open about it as everything else?

[QUOTE=DiverOyster;2621484]Unfortunately, lots of Scandallo girls require full payment upfront, as soon as you enter the room. When they come to your apt, they also require full payment upfront.[/QUOTE]You pay after in the clinicas. However, if I remember correctly they always made me pay before at Abbobora.

[QUOTE=OJeito;2621552]Where do you like to exchange your money when you're staying in SP? I can think of many places that give less than stellar exchanges, but not many with preferred rates. I usually change my cash in moema at the get money exchange house inside the ibirapuera shopping on the 3rd or 4th floor. Their rates seem fair but I'm wondering if I'm selling myself short by not exchanging my cash at another SP casa de cambio with better offered rates.[/QUOTE]I'd just recommend open a Charles Schwab checking account and use Bradesco ATM. You get the best exchange rate and no ATM fees. Super convenient and the ATMs are everywhere if you need to use other ATMs. If other ATMs charge you fees, Charles Schwab will refund it at the end of monthly statement. There is even ATM inside Scandallo.

Initially, I was thinking of carrying a ot of cash too, but experience members told me just use ATMs.

[QUOTE=FlowState985;2621794]I'd just recommend open a Charles Schwab checking account and use Bradesco ATM. You get the best exchange rate and no ATM fees. Super convenient and the ATMs are everywhere if you need to use other ATMs. If other ATMs charge you fees, Charles Schwab will refund it at the end of monthly statement. There is even ATM inside Scandallo.

Initially, I was thinking of carrying a ot of cash too, but experience members told me just use ATMs.[/QUOTE]And make sure you only use ATMs located inside of a secure place. Never use one located outside on the street. Too many skim scams that way. So don't do it!

[QUOTE=Singe247;2620887]Planning to stay for about 12-14 days.

I will declare on arrival. I will have it spread out on my person, and my handbag and secret pockets etc on the way from the airport.

The reasons for bringing cash are my own, unfortunately not able to share.

Thanks everyone for their advice. I will write reports when I reach.[/QUOTE]

Just be aware that by bringing in that much cash $16K+ (US), you may paint a target on your back, coming from the airport. Wish I could say all Brazilian Customs Officers were upstanding and law abiding.

While I, don't think it's as prevalent as bygone days of old, but tip-offs to criminal elements, w/r to gringos bringing in large sums money, had been know to happen from time to time. I think Rio more than Sao Paulo, but none the less, feel free to be as paranoid as you want coming in from the airport, on your taxi/uber until you get to your intended hotel.

Take care, take precautions, keep your wits about yourself, keep your head on a swivel and don't broadcast your whereabouts or travel plans while in transit with large sums of unsecured money. Good luck and report back.

[QUOTE=Elvis2008;2621693]Great post, Anaggie. How open would you rate Brazilians with BBFS? Are they as open about it as everything else?[/QUOTE]They are definitely more open to it than other places I have been to for sure. A lot depends on the guy though. Do you have a recent test with you that they girl can understand? Are you making her feel comfortable when talking to her or is it all business? If she feels comfortable and you don't push it too hard, I have found they are more receptive to it. If they say no, I don't push it anymore.

Not saying it happens all the time, but it happens more often than not. I also make sure I am with higher end girls who make their health a priority. Before meeting any of the girls, I am showered, clean shaven, hair combed and a bit of cologne. None of this shaggy beard and hair bullshit. I keep myself in fit shape but am in no way with a 6 pack as my goal is to be able to see my dick every morning by looking down and not in a mirror🤣 (no giant gut sticking out).

In the end, I think it is how you present yourself to the girl and how she responds to you is going to make it break the deal.

[QUOTE=TheCane;2621799]And make sure you only use ATMs located inside of a secure place. Never use one located outside on the street. Too many skim scams that way. So don't do it![/QUOTE]Def only ATMs in banks. So plan ahead and go during the day. But also make sure you answer the question right. They will ask if you want their local lame rip off rate or the market rate. Of course they don't ask it this way.

The machine will ask something like do you want Reals or withdraw $ converted to Reals. Read the question carefully but the answer is "whatever means my bank (schwAb say) will do the exchange not the local one" That is usual answered by saying you want to withdraw Reals.

Good luck!

[QUOTE=Safado007;2621204]Sao Paulo will be even more fun very soon. Reopening Cafe Photo Nov 4 and Casarao Nov 11.[/QUOTE]I guess if they don't open before F1 race, they probably won't open at all. I probably will go check it out tomorrow. I hope I won't be the first and only customer again! LOL.

[QUOTE=Turgid;2621701]You pay after in the clinicas. However, if I remember correctly they always made me pay before at Abbobora.[/QUOTE]I've not been to Brazil since before Covid, but the last time I was in Clinica Brooklin (in 2019), they had moved to 'pay before play' due to guys walking out without paying.

Also, note that Brooklin has now moved and is no longer on Rua Joaquim Guarani (near Clinica Kin). According to Gpguia it moved in the summer to Av. Professor Vicente Rao, 1656 in Jardim Cordeiro.

Hello again,

After reading through the responses, I have decided to carry about 6000 USD in cash now. The rest on card.

My question to the forum now is –.

1. I believe there's a limit to withdrawals from most ATMs in Brazil for security reasons. 1000 BRL am I correct? I read somewhere on the forum that Santander ATM's have a limit of BRL 2500? Would appreciate if you can confirm this or suggest high withdrawal ATM's in Sao Paulo. Will of course go to indoor retail bank locations for safety's sake.

Rough estimate of my expenses if my ideal scenario plays out would be around 3000 BRL in cash (2 girls, through the day, BBFS); 1500 each daily. Maybe more, I don't know yet.

How do I approach this? I doubt the girls will swipe a card!

Also, for the currency exchange from USD to BRL, I plan on calling a Cambio Exchange Service directly to my hotel lobby for a drop-off and exchange. Found a couple online that seem quite legitimate. Anyone have any experience with this?

Thanks for all the help, guys.

I found a new website showing the photos of the daily list of girls in 5 clinicas around SP. Not sure these clinicas are financially connected or this is an independent website trying to gather up the lists into one location.

[URL]https://melhoreskamas.com/[/URL]

[QUOTE=Singe247;2622201]Hello again,

After reading through the responses, I have decided to carry about 6000 USD in cash now. The rest on card.

My question to the forum now is .

1. I believe there's a limit to withdrawals from most ATMs in Brazil for security reasons. 1000 BRL am I correct? I read somewhere on the forum that Santander ATM's have a limit of BRL 2500? Would appreciate if you can confirm this or suggest high withdrawal ATM's in Sao Paulo. Will of course go to indoor retail bank locations for safety's sake.

Rough estimate of my expenses if my ideal scenario plays out would be around 3000 BRL in cash (2 girls, through the day, BBFS); 1500 each daily. Maybe more, I don't know yet.

How do I approach this? I doubt the girls will swipe a card!

Also, for the currency exchange from USD to BRL, I plan on calling a Cambio Exchange Service directly to my hotel lobby for a drop-off and exchange. Found a couple online that seem quite legitimate. Anyone have any experience with this?

Thanks for all the help, guys.[/QUOTE]Please RTFF in the appropriate spaces:

[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?2656-Real-vs-Dollar-and-other-currency-issues[/URL]