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[Tuna Man]

Well, I have my ticket to go to Ecuador on Oct 17 and will be staying at Hotel Othello in New Town.

Along with a lot of mongering, I would like to do some traveling within the country. I know Peru has VIP or luxury buses that go all over the country and would like a heads up on the similar scene in Ecuador.

Has anyone used one of these buses? The price seems cheap (about $1.00/hour) but maybe a little too cheap. I just don't want to have to share my seat with a goat in a 1966 school bus.

Any information will be appreciated.

[Globe Trotter]

The cost for Cialis 20mg (Brand Name) is $9.00 - $10,00 and does not need a prescription. You can buy it in any Fybeca Pharmacy in Ecuador

[Big John 1]

Can someone please tell me avaiablity of Vitamin V and also Cialis in Ecuador?Going there next month.Gracias por su ayuda.Bigjohn1

[Tungurahua]

In covering all bases I shall reply here too. Your hotel bar at 4pm, Aug 30, is a perfect location. I will be there with cash in hand and ready for a long night of club-hitting and girl-feasting, should that be what you want.

Thanks JCR!

[Jcr153]

Tung,

I’m not sure how long it takes for a report to post on the site. Just in case I’ll propose that we meet at my hotel at 4:00pm, the Radisson, in the bar. I'll have a t-shirt on that says Ziljian on it. Just say your with ISG and I’ll understand. This is in case I am unable to contact you further. I'll wait a half hour and if you don't show then I'll assume you were not interested. Should you receive my post in time to reply and know a better location I’m flexible, but just remember you know the city and I don’t so make it simple. Perhaps you could also contact me direct at my hotmail account.

Jcr153@

[Tungurahua]

We've all been reading about Tungurahua "erupting" in the Quito thread, but this is too much!

Oddly enough Volcan Tungurahua seems to be coinciding with my own violent eruptions. I climbed to her crater at the end of March, thought my life was over multiple times sitting on her crater floor watching explosions, flying rocks and ash clouds stretching hundreds of meters high.

Came to Quito the first week of April. Then, in mid May, she started erupting violently. Right about the same time I found Mariela and Kathy. She went to 'sleep' for a couple months only to violently reassert herself last Friday and Saturday, coinciding with my exploration of South Quito -- finding Brixi and Samira.

From this it is obvious Volcan Tungurahua and I are joined at the hip, my friends. I could not have selected a better alias.

;-)

[Ezinho]

We've all been reading about Tungurahua "erupting" in the Quito thread, but this is too much!

Note: Check out the photo in the article for an example of a typical non-pro from the Sierras of Ecuador, yikes! LOL

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060716/...ador_volcano_4

[DoomBringer321]

You are quite right Ezinho investing in Ecudor is a waste of time, as far as the Sucre is concerned before the dollar you could buy a lobster dinner for 5000 sucres the equivalent of 0.25 cents try finding a lobster dinner now at that price, most people at the time who where middle class could afford a maid now most maids won't even talk to you unless you offer them 200$ a month so now it's getting like america where only the very wealthy bother getting maids at all.
As for your friends being uncomfortable they may be communist sympathizers but consider this the international exchange rate for the sucre at the time the government changed the currency was 15000:1, then the disgraced president who ruled at the time who is now BTW a professor in Harvard buisness faculty in the US, declared a banking holliday people couldn't withdraw their funds for a whole month add to that when the holliday was lifted 30 days latter people were forced to withdraw their funds at the rate of 25000:1 so right of the bat they lost about 40% of their capital, but the disaster doesn't end there get this, the government imposed a cap on the amount of money that you could withdraw in cash so people that had large amounts of money or savings were given government bonds in dollars, now unlike the US where most people can freely exchange a government bond for the quantity that is worth, here most people are distrustfull of the system so the people that wanted to change say a 1000$ dollar bond had to deal with a market that would only pay about half of what it was worth so on top of the fact that they lost their fortune on the exchange what was left had to be halfed by the sell of the bonds so the middle calss pretty much went to the shithole.
The few people that had any funds left did what was not contemplated before in this country MASS IMMIGRATION in a whole year over 3 million people left the country, it would have been nice if all the people that left were the illetarate and uneducated ignorant retards that seem to abound in this country, but what left was the cream of the crop doctors, lawyers, bankers, engineers, college professors, teachers, small buisness owners, midddle buisness owners, all the highly talented and educated people without which a country couldn't function and still be called a developing country. I personally didn't witness this event since I was at the time serving the US military but had enought grim accounts of the economic situation to kind of understand what this country went through, 6 yrs. latter the country is just now beginning the slow recovering process but it may take a whole decade more to get to where this country started economically before 2000 when the dollar became the official currency, so understandibly no one specially the average joe on the street is particularly thrilled with the dollar or the memories of the economic situation that developed when it changed in 2000.
As for mongering it seems to me that you go to the real "low class" borthels in the red light district that provide service by industrial standards in that respect it hasn't changed much but what has increased in price since the dollar came in has been the middle level hoes the strip club girls and escorts services the are now charging 40-80 an hour that is way to much to pay I have gotten FS in the streets of miami for $60 and it ain't like this country has stunners like the do in other SA countries and their conservative society and repressed sexual culture reflects in the performance of their providers half of the P4P women that I have screwed in this country 60% won't do oral much less BBBJ, CIMTC, only about 10% will do anal, about 30% don't feel comftarble with DATY and after a nut most (90%) would like for you to leave while this is true of all working girls in other countries I have found that here working girls are more restrictive and less creative in their performance and not as good as Colombians, Ticas or Cubanas much less Brazilian and Argentinas.
BTW before the dollar you could get FS for as little as 4$, fine hoes in strip clubs for $15 and true gems for about 40-60$, about the only good thing in this country is that I'm making $$$$ otherwise I would kiss it goodbye and leave however I do miss my trips to Cuba, Brazil and certainly Colombia I hope that my commitments will slow down enough for me to leave the country around June so that I can have a sexual adventure in anyone of the aftermentioned countries.

This is Doombirnger321 signing off.

[Ezinho]

Very interesting opinion Enzhino but IMHO the worst thing that happened to this country was the change to the dollar, from the foreigners point of view to invest in Ecuador costs almost as much as investing in Europe except that in Europe you have the advantage of being in a Democratically and economically stable region which is not the case in Ecuador and from a mongers point, if you are like me and travelled all of latin america you'll notice something allmost everywhere else pussy is cheaper and give better service ecuadorian women are not as pretty or as cheap as women in Central america or Brazil, Colombia or Venezuela.
Maybe some people do not like being bother with exchange but I prefer going through the hassle of exchanging if it means getting better pirces or cheaper products.
Just my .02$ in.

Well Doombringer, you seem to be from Ecuador, so you know more about this than I do, what was life like with the Sucre? I have talked to a few people here in Quito about the currency, and they don't like using the dollar either, but most of them are Communist-wannabees, anti-TLCers who admire Hugo Chavez and Evo Morales, so I never really took their opinions seriously.

In terms of the mogering scene here, I can't speak for the entire country, but I think it's pretty good here in Quito. I've only lived in Brasil as well, no where else in SA, so I can't compare it to anything else, but the way the Real is going against the dollar, Quito is definitely cheaper than Rio, that's for sure, although the Northeast of Brasil is still somewhat affordable. Anyways, lately I've been paying anywhere from $7-$16 for 15-30 minute sessions here in Quito, ummm.....do you think I'm overpaying? Would be interested in your opinion on this.

And you live in Guayaquil right? I've talked to a few Ecuatorianos in the casas and they say the mongering scene in Quito is MUCH better than Guayaquil, so maybe that has something to do with the way you view mongering in Ecuador?

And as far as investing in Ecuador, no offense, but I wouldn't invest in this country no matter what the currency was!

[DoomBringer321]

Very interesting opinion Enzhino but IMHO the worst thing that happened to this country was the change to the dollar, from the foreigners point of view to invest in Ecuador costs almost as much as investing in Europe except that in Europe you have the advantage of being in a Democratically and economically stable region which is not the case in Ecuador and from a mongers point, if you are like me and travelled all of latin america you'll notice something allmost everywhere else pussy is cheaper and give better service ecuadorian women are not as pretty or as cheap as women in Central america or Brazil, Colombia or Venezuela.
Maybe some people do not like being bother with exchange but I prefer going through the hassle of exchanging if it means getting better pirces or cheaper products.
Just my .02$ in.

[Ezinho]

I am told that the US dollar is the offical currency of Ecuador! Is this ture?

Yup, has been since I think the year 2000 or so. But it's not the only Latin America country with the dollar, Panama uses it as well, and I think El Salvador does now too.

That's one of the good things about Ecuador IMHO, no worries about any exchange rate problems (like Brasil, for example), no matter how weak the dollar gets, a $15 session is still going to be $15!

[El Pato]

I am told that the US dollar is the offical currency of Ecuador! Is this ture?

[DoomBringer321]

I am advising that people should be more carefull when calling the "agencies" since a friend of mine who works at the health ministry informed me that thos girls do not get regular check up for AIDS as do the SW or Club girls so be carefull.

Peace out.

[Erik2004]

And what about the "casas" , such as Medellin, and how to find the new ones. Can yoy explain me more about taht, because I was therein march and nothing had achneged yet.

[DoomBringer321]

I have finally gotten JACKSON to add a section on the Ecuador board called salinas, that is for all you beach goers that were always PM me about all the hot non pro action going on in salinas so don't sit back and admire it post up, let us see how many people respond.

Peace out.