Medellin Reports

[GeneHickman]

Some of the chicks on seeking look really hot in the pictures posted. Even better than I can find on Fb. Onviously the Casas and Strip club scene will just require visits to figure out.

What has been the experience of board members in finding arrangements on seeking in Medellin. Are the pictures generally more or less reliable? Are most of the girls game for ST, is ST a day a week or a month usually, or are they mostly interested in LT relationships? Some of them say they are English speaking, is that credible, or just girls marketing themselves to gringos.

I figured the 18-22's looking for men 18-50 is a tell tale sign of a prepago of some sort. Is seeking a relatively safe fishing ground compared to say mileroticos.

What sort of benefits do they usually look for from sponsors over there. Just any feedback from folks who have used that site in Medellin would be appreciated. Thinking of getting a subscription, but don't want to waste my time, energy and money if its generally a dead end.

[Knowledge]

I was thinking something similar when I read the original post. I can't remember ever seeing Botero Plaza and the surrounding streets devoid of police even very late at night. I am by no means a tough guy. I avoid nighttime wandering in Centro. I do pop into the strip clubs from time to time at late hours and I've been in Botero Plaza past midnight. More often than night I am passing by in a taxi or uber but sometimes on foot. I always see police. I don't recommend anyone take their presence as a green light to do whatever at any time of night.

I've seen plenty of cops while walking around past midnight. Not that they would do much but they don't just disappear..

[Wolf662]

I think Tijuana is a lot more dangerous than el centro but they don't over react like it is here.

It's not even close, Tijuana is the 5th most dangerous city in the world at 100 homicides per 100,000 a year. Medellin is around 20 per 100,000.

MED was 225 per 100,000 in 1995!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...by_murder_rate

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nat...203230594.html

[CrackerBlack]

I planned on hitting a casa in centro today. Despite having been here forever, I've never done it. There is something off putting about going into an address that isn't clearly a business, with the expectation of getting pussy. Still, off putting or not, I should at least try them out at some point, I've been here so long it is silly not to know them.

But, I got distracted by dropping into a place I haven't been in a while, Grill Occidente. It's on the map as a bar, but it is pretty clearly a strip club (has a pole, girls dance, take the girls to rooms upstairs through the DJ booth, etc).

I dropped in at around 3 PM. There were probably 12 girls there, half of which were not very attractive, but a few were pretty decent. I got lucky and the the most attractive girl came right to me (there were probably about 10 customers in the place when I walked in, a few more by the time I left about 45 minutes later).

Ron Caldas on ice was 5 k pesos. Lady drink (constinita) was 6 k pesos. Not sure if the prices quoted are daytime prices, or even just the girl I talked to, but my girl asked for 50 k for half hour, room and condom included in price. She gave about a minute of BBBJ before insisting we move on to something else. She made an effort to make it enjoyable, I finished in her tits, which were decent sized. Rooms were kind of skanky as is the usual for this kind of place.

Walked over to Zandalay afterwards, the casa I was planning on going to, kind of glad I hit the bar. It was not clear that the place was open. Saw about 20 trans streetwalkers on calle 56 and 56 a in the middle of the day. The map doesn't make it clear that is the case, though I've seen lots of trans streetwalkers at Parque Bolivar at night when taking a cab to Ejecutiva / Maracaibo, so it makes sense.

[Balboa]

Interesting. Maybe something I didn't even know going on was happening. I just remember a few incidents with them there later at night. Hopefully they don't all disappear as my apartment is in Centro soon.

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Oh nice!

Good luck with the new pad!

[GMan076]

Casa's are basically commercial brothels. I found them to be like a candy store. I would enter one of the ones listed on the ISG map for Medellin, use my limited Spanish to say Yo quiero treinta minutos con una chica, and they would sit me down, and call a group of around 8 chicas to parade by me, usually skimpily dressed, giving their names, and then I would make a choice, she would step away a minute, then lead me to a room, and we were ready to go. Easy and comfortable, lots of fun, and you can't beat the price, being how safe it is. Much safer than a SW in my opinion.

Hey YankeeFan!

Thanks for clarifying that for me. All this talk about the dangers of El Centro has me a bit concerned about hanging around past sunset. My buddy and I will likely keep El Centro as a daytime activity given our lack of familiarity the area and our language barrier. The Casa's might be a good daytime diversion. Then we'll retire back to Poblado for the evenings where I think we'll be staying. Perhaps La Setenta in Laurles might be OK for an evening stroll as well.

So, how would you rate the quality of the girls and facilities of the casas you checked out? Would you say they were pretty nice or kinda dingy?

Also, have you had any experience using Mileroticos.com or Photoprepagos.com for arranging outcalls? The girls on there look pretty hot, but my guess is that a lot of those are fakes or scams. If you or anyone else has had success with these sites and have some "best practices" tips to ensure a good experience I'd appreciate it.

[PaisaPorFavor]

Interesting. Maybe something I didn't even know going on was happening. I just remember a few incidents with them there later at night. Hopefully they don't all disappear as my apartment is in Centro soon.

Actually they do just disappear.

Depends on the particular night, the time that they leave.

It's usually around 9 or 10 pm, however, there are exceptions, depending on what they're told to do, and they stay later on the weekends.

I've had many conversations with them.

And of course it's better when they're around.

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[Baudelairemod]

I've been to Medellin several times. I never go to the casas. I always have my own place which is fairly nice place to stay. I chat up the girls on Colombian Cupid. They will come over, have some drinks, chat, hang out, etc. Do your business, pay them and put them back in the cab home. Nice easy time, a little more relaxed and in a much more casual atmosphere.

Sounds like this could be more my speed. How easy would you say it is to find "working" girls on CC? I'm obviously including in that definition all types of working girls (from newbie / non-pro upwards). How much of a front is CC? I'm used to Seeking Arrangement and found the ratio to be 50/50 (if not 40/60 towards genuine) between pros and girls looking for something serious.

[Baudelairemod]

According to what I read in the forum, you are allowed to bring facebook, tinder, or other girls to the gringo hotel. I defer to people who actually stayed there to confirm. I know for a fact that groups of facebook girls are also regulars at the gringo hotel because some of them told me so. As for the 8/10 guys a day, you aren't going to get away from that with the facebook contacts that are traded on this forum. I'm going to leave it at that because I don't want to be the guy who starts beating the girlfriend experience dead horse again.

Actually I was trying to make a different point. I am well aware of the mansion's rules. It's just that in my experience quit a few "non-pro" and external girls don't like the hotel as it breaks their illusion of turning tricks on an occasional basis. Most of them see the place as a pretty hardcore one and don't want to be associated with it. Even though most of them are effectively seasones pros!

[Bdb013]

Sorry I should have specified. By hanging out I meant a situation where they'd come over, we'd have a drink or two and then get down to business. I've done my fair share in the past by taking out to dinner girls but that's not really one for me anymore. Conversations tend to drag and you just find yourself wondering why did you ever thought that was going to be a good idea in the first place??

Basically all I want is just a nice (and obviously hot) girl to spend time with outside the casa and no time constraints. And that I can put in a cab after 90 minutes or so! Don't worry, I'm not looking for a holiday girlfriend.

I've been to Medellin several times. I never go to the casas. I always have my own place which is fairly nice place to stay. I chat up the girls on Colombian Cupid. They will come over, have some drinks, chat, hang out, etc. Do your business, pay them and put them back in the cab home. Nice easy time, a little more relaxed and in a much more casual atmosphere.

[Balboa]

I've seen plenty of cops while walking around past midnight. Not that they would do much but they don't just disappear.

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Actually they do just disappear.

Depends on the particular night, the time that they leave.

It's usually around 9 or 10 pm, however, there are exceptions, depending on what they're told to do, and they stay later on the weekends.

I've had many conversations with them.

And of course it's better when they're around.

[JjBee62]

https://data.colombiareports.com/med...ty-statistics/

It is unlikely that a gringo would get killed while visiting el centro even in flip flops. More likely to get robbed.

But it is worthwhile to understand that el centro is a lot more dangerous than say Poblado.

Just click on the areas of the map (Homicides by district) and it will give you the total number of murders per year. For 2017. I think the number of murders in Poblado was about 6 and for El Centro about 120.

Next, look at population density for Poblado and El Centro. Then look at number of extranjeros killed in each place. Higher population density = more murders. Tourists are more likely to be killed in Poblado.

[JjBee62]

I kindly disagree. There are also many people with their limbs / arms missing walking around. I still don't know how that many people lose their arms / legs and wonder if the cause of their tragedies is similar. If there is a common factor I always see at least one robbery or fight break out when I visit el Centro. I befriended some cops and they were telling my how a Venezuelan hooker robbed an European man for his phone and shanked him with a knife. El Centro is not for everybody and you have to have a high risk tolerance. If you want to visit el Centro go with a Colombian friend who knows the area.

I only went to El Centro with a Colombian friend once, but she didn't know the area. I did have some Colombian friends walk me down from La Ladera to Parque Berrio, when I left their house. They insisted. It was nice of them, because they showed me a shortcut that saved a lot of walking. They also walked me down far enough from their house to catch a taxi late one night. They live up where taxis don't go much after dark, so I really didn't want to be wandering around at midnight.

I learned my way around El Centro on my own. For about 3 months I went there almost every day, sometimes 2 or 3 times a day. I usually didn't go at night, except for strip club trips and I usually finished my walking by 10 pm so I could catch the Metro home. For another 3 or 4 months I averaged once or twice a week.

I rarely went by taxi. I either took the bus or metro. I didn't just go to head straight to the casas. I just went to walk, experience the atmosphere and to learn the area. There aren't many streets in El Centro that I didn't walk. The area I'll call the recycling zone was interesting. All the guys you see digging through garbage at night take their stuff to an area that buys anything. There's places buying scrap wrought iron, broken glass, old doors, aluminum, plastic, cardboard, anything you can think of. It's not very scenic, but you get to see a different side of things.

If you're just going to fuck, there's no need to see any more of El Centro than the door of your favorite casa or strip club. If you're going to experience Medellin as a city, then you need to get your shoes on the sidewalks and find your way around El Centro.

I guess I spent about 300 hours just walking El Centro, or eating, having a beer or sitting and people watching. I saw one mugging and had 3 inept guys try to rob me 1 time. It was embarrassing for everyone.

It's not safe. No place is safe. If you're the guy who thinks you're bulletproof, and you can do whatever you want, wherever you want, it will prove you wrong. However, if you act reasonable, follow some basic precautions and pay attention, you can probably survive.

[Budget1]

Casa's are basically commercial brothels. I found them to be like a candy store. I would enter one of the ones listed on the ISG map for Medellin, use my limited Spanish to say Yo quiero treinta minutos con una chica, and they would sit me down, and call a group of around 8 chicas to parade by me, usually skimpily dressed, giving their names, and then I would make a choice, she would step away a minute, then lead me to a room, and we were ready to go. Easy and comfortable, lots of fun, and you can't beat the price, being how safe it is. Much safer than a SW in my opinion.

Hey guys,

Thanks to everyone for their contributions. This will be my first visit to Medellin and I'll be going with a buddy of mine. Neither of us speak great Spanish, but our plan to check things out and take things as they come. I've got a total noob question: What exactly are "Casa's" in Medellin? I know the translation, and I know what these are in Cuba, but I'm a fit vague on what these are in Medellin. Are these homes turned into brothels? Or are they simply commercial brothels? I know some of you are laughing right now. That's OK. Please bear with me. Any assistance is appreciated.

[CrackerBlack]

Me and a buddy wandered the deserted streets of El Centro looking for a casa that wasn't closed. No luck. Not sure if stuff was open in Dec 31, but get your action in early and those ladies lined up for any Jan 1 fun if needed for upcoming years. Never seen the door of New Life closed before during normal hours, sort of a shocker!

It's tough to find action on Jan 1, and if you do find something with someone you don't already have a relationship with, you should be a little more careful. Anyone who is out working on Jan 1, is probably in a very desperate situation. New Years is probably the most important family holiday. Lots of people are posting about being afraid of going to centro, or other things like that, all things that don't really have a very high risk compared to things we do in every day life. I wander around El Centro all the time, I've even accidentally stumbled through the zombie land of junkies in between minorista and plaza botero a few times, and never had a problem (certainly that is dangerous, though. Hopefully I don't have to explain that LOL) but if I was out trying to find action on Jan 1st, I would be extra careful with any interactions. The combination of pre-selecting for desperate people, plus being a day that probably makes people feel extra bad, is a tough combination.

That said, there was action available, the bars in La Ralla were open. (marked as streetwalkers near Mayorista on the map) and I did have a few drinks down there on Jan 1st. There was a small group of girls working down there as there always is, but I was just drinking with a buddy, I didn't see anything worth overcoming my risk tolerance for.