Sao Paulo Reports

[QUOTE=AxelHeyst;2660247]Hey Anaggie,


Everything seems pretty cool, but I just don't understand how this works. Specifically, how do you submit your test sample over the internet to Qured in order for the testing center to compute the results and supply the necessary subsequent verification? Is visual readout confirmation on the video call with your Qured Health advisor sufficient to accomplish this feat? Or, and this is really dumb on my part, is there some kind of a blu-tooth connection on the probe that sends the data directly Qured? I just don't get it. Please enlighten me.

Thanks,

A. H.[/QUOTE]So with Qured, make sure you buy the fit to fly test for entry to Brazil and back home. They will send you an email with an activation code for the number of tests that you order. Then you need to make an account with qured, use an activation code to set up the appointment. Make sure you set the time for the time zone you are in. So in SP, you would pick the time zone of Brasilia. You can do this before you leave for your trip.

They will send you a text message with a link for the test one hour before. You have to check in 15 mins before your appt time.

They explain everything and you do the test. You will need to bring a black marker with you since you have to write the some info on the test sample. After the 15 min timer, you take a picture of the test result along with a photo ID (passport) and upload it to the qured site. In approx 30-45 minutes, you will get the letter from them. You can save the pdf form and upload directly to VeriFLY so you are cleared for travel info USA.

It sounds confusing, but is really simple.

[QUOTE=OmicronGamma;2660429]Great insight, thank you. Can you recommend which specific clinician's would be good for this approach?[/QUOTE]I think clinicas with stable roster of girls who would be used to working together. The ones that come my mind are Enjoy, Prime, Indy / MOAH and Miruna. I believe all of these have a duo from 280 r to 350 r for one hour. If you don't have a favorite girl, it's good to ask the reception which girl combo are good at duplas.

[QUOTE=SamaRiding;2660568]I think clinicas with stable roster of girls who would be used to working together. The ones that come my mind are Enjoy, Prime, Indy / MOAH and Miruna. I believe all of these have a duo from 280 r to 350 r for one hour. If you don't have a favorite girl, it's good to ask the reception which girl combo are good at duplas.[/QUOTE]I appreciate it man. Didn't have Indy on my list but it's there now. 32 hours and counting, can't wait!

[QUOTE=Steve9696;2660442]This is definitely accurate. But its the wild Wild West. I had success tho and you can too. The key is number of reviews and rating. If a girl has a high rating and a lot of reviews I think the chances are very high she will be good. The OP maybe got a bit lucky with a girl with two reviews. I used five as my min. My girl had like forty reviews said she liked sucking cock, had a video of her doing so, and it was no lie. She was the queen of DFK and head.

But number of reviews is key.[/QUOTE]I can vouch that Private55 are not fake profiles. You can even find many of those girls on twitter and even reviews in the local forums (I. E GPguia).

Gpguia is key.

[QUOTE=Brsvv;2661020]I can vouch that Private55 are not fake profiles. You can even find many of those girls on twitter and even reviews in the local forums (I. E GPguia).[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Brsvv;2661020]I can vouch that Private55 are not fake profiles. You can even find many of those girls on twitter and even reviews in the local forums (I. E GPguia).[/QUOTE]As Vagabundo notes, Gpguia is key. Twitter is good for validating an escort's looks presuming she has somewhat revealing facial photos. If you follow review site common sense, Gpguia is a great asset. Look for the escorts with many positive TD's (literally test drives, LOL). Make sure the positive reviews come from established reviewers not guys with one or two reviews. Do yourself a favor and learn some key Portuguese words for anatomy and sexual positions particularly if you want a specific service (I. E. Anal, CIM, etc). If you have difficulty following a Portuguese review, spend the time to translate some reviews.

Rovnak has posted some great advice for finding Brazilian escorts circa 2019. He and I had some discussions on this very topic here on the Sao Paulo forum.

I have always strongly advised against this idea that you could just shop for escorts looking for the best on-line photos. This is true anywhere in the world.

[QUOTE=Brsvv;2661020].... You can even find many of those girls on twitter and even reviews in the local forums (I. E GPguia).[/QUOTE]The opposite is also true on GPGuia so it is better to read review before booking appointment.

My trip to Brazil is quickly approaching and I have done a significant amount of research over the last few weeks. I am spending about 6 nights in Sao Paulo and 4 nights in Rio. To prepare for my trip I created a cheat sheet of all of the boates, termas, clinicas, clubs, and girls on twitter that have caught my attention. I am almost overwhelmed, specifically by Sao Paulo and the incredible options available in that city. I think I could hit a nice clinica (or two) each day and then Scandallo each night and consider it a great visit. This is not even including the girls on twitter that I have zeroed in on that appear to be pretty amazing as well.

My question for those that are familiar with both SP and Rio might be a loaded question. Is Sao Paulo all that it appears to be and is the termas experience in Rio (4 x4, Centraus, Solarium, etc) worth giving up my valuable time in SP given everything SP appears to offer? In other words, would you give up a night at Scandallo for a night at a Rio termas? I ask this question because I once carved out time from a Thailand trip to visit Pattaya and wished that I had just stayed in Bangkok because there were so many better options.

[QUOTE=ATexGuy;2661300]...Is Sao Paulo all that it appears to be and is the termas experience in Rio (4 x4, Centraus, Solarium, etc) worth giving up my valuable time in SP given everything SP appears to offer? [/QUOTE]This is a short reply to give you a feel from my experience. Sao Paulo boates are more formal and polished in general. Solarium is more reserved when compared to 4 x4. 4 x4 has a strip club feel. Solarium is very brightly lit. I won't do the things in the club area that I can do in 4 x4 in Solarium because everyone will be watching me. haha.

If you want the termas experience minus the girls. Solarium is better but much smaller. The layout is good like a production line that you flow from one area to the next naturally. It is also better equipped (sofa) and cleaner. 4 x4 has more seating (pool chair) but cramped in the sauna area.

[QUOTE=ATexGuy;2661300]My trip to Brazil is quickly approaching and I have done a significant amount of research over the last few weeks. I am spending about 6 nights in Sao Paulo and 4 nights in Rio. To prepare for my trip I created a cheat sheet of all of the boates, termas, clinicas, clubs, and girls on twitter that have caught my attention. I am almost overwhelmed, specifically by Sao Paulo and the incredible options available in that city. I think I could hit a nice clinica (or two) each day and then Scandallo each night and consider it a great visit. This is not even including the girls on twitter that I have zeroed in on that appear to be pretty amazing as well.

My question for those that are familiar with both SP and Rio might be a loaded question. Is Sao Paulo all that it appears to be and is the termas experience in Rio (4 x4, Centraus, Solarium, etc) worth giving up my valuable time in SP given everything SP appears to offer? In other words, would you give up a night at Scandallo for a night at a Rio termas? I ask this question because I once carved out time from a Thailand trip to visit Pattaya and wished that I had just stayed in Bangkok because there were so many better options.[/QUOTE]The problem is you are trying to f—k the whole mega metropolis of São Paulo with 20 million people in a few days of one trip. I make light plans but I usually don't follow them once I'm on the ground. I would not plan too much. Stick to one area and avoid traveling long distances. Hit up a mixture of low end and high end clinicas during the day. And then Scandallo at night. Leave the online game for a future visit.

If you haven't been to Rio, I would advise to go there also on the first trip. It's a different scene and lifestyle. You may end up like the girls there also.

[QUOTE=ATexGuy;2661300]My trip to Brazil is quickly approaching and I have done a significant amount of research over the last few weeks. I am spending about 6 nights in Sao Paulo and 4 nights in Rio. To prepare for my trip I created a cheat sheet of all of the boates, termas, clinicas, clubs, and girls on twitter that have caught my attention. I am almost overwhelmed, specifically by Sao Paulo and the incredible options available in that city. I think I could hit a nice clinica (or two) each day and then Scandallo each night and consider it a great visit. This is not even including the girls on twitter that I have zeroed in on that appear to be pretty amazing as well.

My question for those that are familiar with both SP and Rio might be a loaded question. Is Sao Paulo all that it appears to be and is the termas experience in Rio (4 x4, Centraus, Solarium, etc) worth giving up my valuable time in SP given everything SP appears to offer? In other words, would you give up a night at Scandallo for a night at a Rio termas? I ask this question because I once carved out time from a Thailand trip to visit Pattaya and wished that I had just stayed in Bangkok because there were so many better options.[/QUOTE]My opinion is that there is no contest between Scandallo and the top-tier Rio termas. Scandallo wins. You can have fun in a Rio termas for less money, but that's entering another variable. The less expensive boates and the clinicas can help balance the value proposition of the two cities.

The real trade-off is do you want the Rio beaches and its magnificent cityscape. Rio is a premier tourist destination for good reason.

Beyond dining and the working girls, I don't find Sao Paulo that interesting of a city. I actually think Bangkok is a more interesting city. Giving up Rio for more time is SP has been discussed many times and it's a matter of personal preferences.

No.

Go to Rio.

Barra posto 1.

Take the metro to centro prives by day, and go to perola negra and olegario maciel by night. Get pernoites with the hottest women.

[QUOTE=ATexGuy;2661300]My trip to Brazil is quickly approaching and I have done a significant amount of research over the last few weeks. I am spending about 6 nights in Sao Paulo and 4 nights in Rio. To prepare for my trip I created a cheat sheet of all of the boates, termas, clinicas, clubs, and girls on twitter that have caught my attention. I am almost overwhelmed, specifically by Sao Paulo and the incredible options available in that city. I think I could hit a nice clinica (or two) each day and then Scandallo each night and consider it a great visit. This is not even including the girls on twitter that I have zeroed in on that appear to be pretty amazing as well.

My question for those that are familiar with both SP and Rio might be a loaded question. Is Sao Paulo all that it appears to be and is the termas experience in Rio (4 x4, Centraus, Solarium, etc) worth giving up my valuable time in SP given everything SP appears to offer? In other words, would you give up a night at Scandallo for a night at a Rio termas? I ask this question because I once carved out time from a Thailand trip to visit Pattaya and wished that I had just stayed in Bangkok because there were so many better options.[/QUOTE]

SP is more polished, more business like and more formal. The girls are more expensive because SP has more money floating around due to it being the financial hub of Brazil. I think the girls are hotter in SP.

Rio is more laid back, informal and go with the flow vibe. The girls are cheaper because the locals are poor according to the girl I was with on my last day in SP.

I enjoy Rio for the laid back vibe but I prefer SP for the wide variety of girls, the hotness level and the variety of food options.

Try both on your first trip and then narrow it down the next time.

Newbie question: How is prive different from clinica?

Any notable prives?

Thanks,

TIG.

[QUOTE=ATexGuy;2661300]Is Sao Paulo all that it appears to be and is the termas experience in Rio (4 x4, Centraus, Solarium, etc) worth giving up my valuable time in SP given everything SP appears to offer? In other words, would you give up a night at Scandallo for a night at a Rio termas?[/QUOTE]Yes, Sao Paulo is all that it appears to be and more. The termas in my opinion are not worth giving up your time in SP, but if you have never been to Rio de Janeiro, you should definitely go. My opinion is affected by the fact that I don't know RJ very well, but I have visited some termas. In October, or was it November, I was in 4 X4 and it was fun, but nothing you can't find in Casarao in larger scale.