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  1. #27806
    Quote Originally Posted by Balboa  [View Original Post]
    I picked a girl, went back to the room with her, she started with all this fake, "oh baby, oh baby, you so good" blah blah.

    I told her to stop it, that I didn't need all the fake talk, and to just go with the flow.
    Same shit happened to me in New Life. I guess porn movies work that way on both ends. Men are expecting women to be like they see on porn movies and women are thinking men want the bad acting and fake bodies they see on the same movies.

  2. #27805
    Quote Originally Posted by MaliBog420  [View Original Post]

    New Life. Seems to be crawling with gringos. Lots of girls but (for my taste) way too many gringos.
    That's the truth!

    Seems to be an actual, all day hangout spot now, LOL.

    I picked a girl, went back to the room with her, she started with all this fake, "oh baby, oh baby, you so good" blah blah.

    I told her to stop it, that I didn't need all the fake talk, and to just go with the flow.

    She was pretty hot, but mechanical and fake, tried to upsell BBBJ at 50 kp.

    I almost left the room, but just got it done and left.

    I won't be back there for a bit.

    I'll stick with my stable of amigas, and hunt for for new, non-spoiled newbies.

    Off to Brazil though for now!

  3. #27804
    Quote Originally Posted by ElMechanico  [View Original Post]
    You sound like you are pretty smart!! If you will go back and reread my post. Maybe a little slower this time. You will see I am replying to MrEnternational, not the OP. If fact, it seems like, and I may be misinterpreting his response, but a few posts later, the OP thanked me.

    El Mechanico.
    I think Chicafan was agreeing with you and referring to me.

  4. #27803
    Quote Originally Posted by Knowledge  [View Original Post]
    A dual SIM phone can be useful for you. I consider it a must for anyone who travels internationally on a regular basis. I hear even Apple is about to release a dual SIM version, 10 years after other mobile platforms like every other feature. It eliminates the need to carry and use multiple phones. For those interested in modern conveniences.
    The problem is app support. You are going to mix monger contacts with regular contacts with only a single phone.

  5. #27802
    Quote Originally Posted by Chicafan  [View Original Post]
    Right. A condescending comment without advice is useless. It was obvious the OP was looking for help. The-know-it-alls could shorten their comments to "I'm so smart".
    You sound like you are pretty smart!! If you will go back and reread my post. Maybe a little slower this time. You will see I am replying to MrEnternational, not the OP. If fact, it seems like, and I may be misinterpreting his response, but a few posts later, the OP thanked me.

    El Mechanico.

  6. #27801
    Quote Originally Posted by DonDeeres  [View Original Post]
    I was thinking what if you like her on the picture and when you arrive or she arrives, she is not what you expected. Wouldn't be akward to tell her, you not the girl I thought here is some money for taxi and ciao?
    Yes that's what I've done in the past. Akward? Definitely but it's not my / your fault if the chick decides to use fake pics or misrepresents her real looks drastically when she knows the decision of meeting up with her was based on mostly looks.

  7. #27800
    +1, I agree 100% on all points.

    Quote Originally Posted by MaliBog420  [View Original Post]
    I figured its about time I added some info rather than just requesting.

    Here is an overview my impression of the casa scene in centro.

    New Life. Seems to be crawling with gringos. Lots of girls but (for my taste) way too many gringos.

    Zandalay. Good rooms, decent atmosphere and good girls.

    Chicas punto com. Big selection. Always 1 or two worth the visit. Rooms not great.

    Dulce Compania. Not a great selection when I went.

    New place around the corner from new life on carrera 43 (go out door of new life. Take right + take next right and its 50 ft or so down the st) - worth a visit. One or two gems and nice rooms.

  8. #27799

    Centro casa report.

    I figured its about time I added some info rather than just requesting.

    Here is an overview my impression of the casa scene in centro.

    New Life. Seems to be crawling with gringos. Lots of girls but (for my taste) way too many gringos.

    Zandalay. Good rooms, decent atmosphere and good girls.

    Chicas punto com. Big selection. Always 1 or two worth the visit. Rooms not great.

    Dulce Compania. Not a great selection when I went.

    New place around the corner from new life on carrera 43 (go out door of new life. Take right + take next right and its 50 ft or so down the st) - worth a visit. One or two gems and nice rooms.

  9. #27798
    Quote Originally Posted by Chicafan  [View Original Post]
    Right. A condescending comment without advice is useless. It was obvious the OP was looking for help. The-know-it-alls could shorten their comments to "I'm so smart".

    Even a girl you know can go south. One visit she's pristine and adorable then the next she's been on drugs for six months. But we are talking about phone order prepagos so yes, screening, gut feel, communication and be ready to disengage before she gets in a taxi. I would imagine she would send photos through wpp for verification and usually you can tell if she's attentive and polite. Short term hotels are an option for strangers or prepagos but that is a hassle as well unless it's safe walking distance from your apartment. The idea is not to work too hard, stress or go out of one's way. It's easier, less time consuming and about the same cost just to go to casas and strip clubs even Gusto or Lleres at night but naturally people want girls to come to the apartment they are spending so much money to rent. For daytime, if a newbie, I would just go to casas. There's always two or three with a good group and that's enough for daytime action if you don't have a base. Don't be greedy. Go out, find a perfect 6 and enjoy the rest of your day after you banged a girl for $25..
    Good advice, thanks.

  10. #27797
    A dual SIM phone can be useful for you. I consider it a must for anyone who travels internationally on a regular basis. I hear even Apple is about to release a dual SIM version, 10 years after other mobile platforms like every other feature. It eliminates the need to carry and use multiple phones. For those interested in modern conveniences.

    Quote Originally Posted by BlackPage  [View Original Post]
    Ok, several comments made. I reply one after the other.

    As I wrote before (I am not arguing my posts are a must read... LOL), I use two phones in Colombia (and in other countries with safety issues):

    1) my regular smart phone, with the regular SIM card of my country, without roaming but always connected to the 4G portable wifi router (a.k.a. MIFI), in which I put a Colombia SIM card with data plan (Claro usually);

    2) a cheap GSM phone for local calls and SMS, in which I put my Movistar SIM card which I have been using for years already, without data plan.

    Why I don't put a Colombian SIM card in my smart phone? Because I want to receive calls (I call back) and sms to my usual home country number. I need to be reachable.

    Why I still use the old cheap GSM phone for calling and I do not upgrade it to something more modern? Because "no dar papaya" is my motto. I need such a cheap phone. I never take a smartphone with me when at night I go outside of Poblado..

  11. #27796
    Quote Originally Posted by Chicafan  [View Original Post]
    Why not sort this out via PM with someone already willing to help you? It's obviously a one-off problem that the rest of us don't need to remedy.
    The excess of OOT chit chat is an old issue of this thread, apparently impossible to solve. I will stop, point taken, but the need to register the IMEI cannot be named "a one-off problem". ANYONE using a phone in Colombia with a local SIM card needs to register, or may have the phone blocked in Colombia. It's a big headache for most of us, I believe (unless we go for roaming, or we go buy a phone in the shop of a Colombian operator). We must be aware of it, and know how to get rid of that.

  12. #27795
    Quote Originally Posted by BlackPage  [View Original Post]
    Ok, several comments made. I reply one after the other.

    As I wrote before (I am not arguing my posts are a must read... LOL), I use two phones in Colombia (and in other countries with safety issues):
    ........................................
    3) Regular girls I like to meet at night have a smartphone and use WA. Yes. But if I go out at night, I know I may start my night in a club, but I don't know where I will end up. 6 months ago (duly reported), I started from a swinger club at 12, I met a girl and played there, at 3 am we went out, at 4 am we were in a sketchy amanecero north of Prado (about 2 metro stations after Prado), at 5 am we ended in a love motel. I would be crazy to venture in an amanecero I don't know, with a lady I met 3 hours before, in an area where there are not even homeless people, with a Samsung S7 above.
    Why not sort this out via PM with someone already willing to help you? It's obviously a one-off problem that the rest of us don't need to remedy.

  13. #27794

    One question at a tim

    Ok, several comments made. I reply one after the other.

    Quote Originally Posted by Knowledge  [View Original Post]
    Two questions:
    1. Why don't you put a data plan on the Colombian SIM card and be done with it? It's not expensive.
    As I wrote before (I am not arguing my posts are a must read... LOL), I use two phones in Colombia (and in other countries with safety issues):

    1) my regular smart phone, with the regular SIM card of my country, without roaming but always connected to the 4G portable wifi router (a.k.a. MIFI), in which I put a Colombia SIM card with data plan (Claro usually);

    2) a cheap GSM phone for local calls and SMS, in which I put my Movistar SIM card which I have been using for years already, without data plan.

    Why I don't put a Colombian SIM card in my smart phone? Because I want to receive calls (I call back) and sms to my usual home country number. I need to be reachable.

    Why I still use the old cheap GSM phone for calling and I do not upgrade it to something more modern? Because "no dar papaya" is my motto. I need such a cheap phone. I never take a smartphone with me when at night I go outside of Poblado.

    Quote Originally Posted by Knowledge  [View Original Post]
    2. Why not upgrade your 50 k phone so you don't have to deal with the mifi? Your phone you use at home is no more likely to be stolen than the cheap phone you use in Colombia, assuming your 15 years of experience means you know better than to flaunt it.
    The answer is obvious, since you must have the same 15 years of experience as me travelling around the world.

    YES, a Samsung S7 Edge will attract more attention in a street of Raudal than a "flecha" (popular name for the old Nokia GSM phone, because "Incluso los indios de la selva utilizan un telefono como eso"). NO DAR PAPAYA. There must be a reason if I dare to walk around alone in Centro well after midnight, at times (and the only time I was robbered I lost 50 k and no more than that).

    I use the smartphone (with my home country SIM card, to be reachable on my usual number) connected to the MIFI when I am in a reasonably safe zone (I play Pokemon Go in Poblado). I leave it at home and I use the GSM phone at night.

    Quote Originally Posted by Knowledge  [View Original Post]
    I registered over the Internet using a passport number. I was out of the country when I did it. I use a Claro SIM card.
    YES, correct.
    I understand that, after writing this, you must have read my other update report http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2247168 where I explained that I did the same, but on the Movistar web site.

    Quote Originally Posted by Duncan216  [View Original Post]
    I went on the tigo website and just registered my phone with my passport ID number. I also needed the invoice that proved that I bought my phone (good thing apple emails you a receipt). I pulled that sucker up and registered it then got a text message that said my registration was completed OK within a few minutes.
    On the Movistar web site, the invoice copy is optional and I was able to register the IMEI by just giving the passport number.

    As I explained, I did not receive ANY acknowledgment from Movistar that my IMEI was correctly registered, but I called the Customer Care line (with some difficulty) and the lady confirmed that the registration was successful.

    Quote Originally Posted by MedellinGringo  [View Original Post]
    Yeah data and WhatsApp what do you any good if you don't have a smart phone jajaja.
    It's been a long time since a Colombian gave me a cell number that I couldn't call with WhatsApp.

    For those that don't know data roaming is free in Colombia if you have T-Mobile or google fi.
    Dear MG, I am sure you will not be surprised to hear that:

    1) I do NOT give my usual phone number, registered on WA, to ANYONE I meet in streets. I give it only to selected people.
    I give my Colombian Movistar cell phone number, instead, to casual acquaitances, including girls from clubs and streets.

    2) I have the impression that your target is limited to girls above some social level jajaja. My scope is more inclusive, so to speak. Some girl I met in Centro called me from a street "minutos", as she did not even have a phone.

    3) Regular girls I like to meet at night have a smartphone and use WA. Yes. But if I go out at night, I know I may start my night in a club, but I don't know where I will end up. 6 months ago (duly reported), I started from a swinger club at 12, I met a girl and played there, at 3 am we went out, at 4 am we were in a sketchy amanecero north of Prado (about 2 metro stations after Prado), at 5 am we ended in a love motel. I would be crazy to venture in an amanecero I don't know, with a lady I met 3 hours before, in an area where there are not even homeless people, with a Samsung S7 above.

    Finally, my Operator is Vodafone and they charge roaming outside Europe TOO MUCH. Should I change operator? There are advantages and disadvantages.

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  15. #27792
    I agree. The thing is that Gusto was great 3 to 5 years ago. It's just gotten really bad the past couple years. I think guys think it's close, convenient, and familiar so they go.

    Quote Originally Posted by TheTallMan  [View Original Post]
    My thoughts exactly! I have said it before that I have been in Gusto's about 4 or 5 times in the past 2 or 3 years, each time spending 3 to 5 hours, so not just a quick walk through, and I went on weekend nights, I have never seen a girl above a 7, period! And none interested me, none! I too am baffled why this club even gets mentioned at all.

    IMHO!

    The Tall Man.

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