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01-23-19 13:09 #4448Senior Member

Posts: 2379I would say it is because after getting yourself all the way to wherever you are, you're not about to turn down something good just because of a few dollars attitude. It's a night of your life you'll never get get back, so why not enjoy it. The other point of view expressed is a prime example of an individual whose life consists of going back and forth from one hole to another in the heavily trafficked sex tourist destinations of Sosua to Colombia to Brazil or Peru or Costa Rica to Philippines.
Originally Posted by MrEnternational
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01-23-19 12:31 #4447Senior Member

Posts: 18154I do not think it has an impact on locals, but it defintely has an impact on foreign mongers. I have personally seen this happen in several monger destinations. Costa Rica, Rio, and Sosua. But I would not say that even 1% of the mongers that go to these places are on ISG, so it is not an ISG thing. I know a lot of freaking mongers, but the few that I know that are on ISG, I met from ISG. I would say it is mainly because guys have an "It would cost way more back home" attitude and paying way above what the locals would. Over time those $100 prices become the norm of what they ask from foreigners when they would not dare go to a local with some bullshit like that.
Originally Posted by Jockey16
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A prime example, a friend of mine that bartends at a local cat house in Santo Domingo yesterday sent me a special that they are running. 3 girls for 1 hour for $30. That is $10 per girl. You next to never see a foreigner in this place. The places that you never see locals in, ask foreigners for $100; and they pay it. You can see many reports of this in that thread. I come make a post about the local place; A monger that is new to the city or has no idea makes a post about getting a chick at the $100 spot.
To me, a dead giveaway is that you walk into these places and you are the only monger there. If you don't see any local men then you should know that you are about to be taken for a ride. I have never seen 1 Peruvian monger in Tequila Reef where the chicks ask at least $100. Only time I have seen a foreigner in Las Cucardas where the price is $25 was when the US Navy was in town.
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01-23-19 08:18 #4446Senior Member

Posts: 280Calle de las Pizzas
Hi Folks,
For those fans of the famous "Calle de las Pizzas" (Pizza Alley), some sad or troubling news:
https://streetsoflima.com/rip-calle-...-xddjxvE7a0rXU
Later.
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01-23-19 02:41 #4445Senior Member

Posts: 280Question
Hi World,
Thank you for sharing interesting experiences, however in this case I have a question.
The number of ISG folks visiting Lima is very low so, how can paying above, what you feel is the right cost, or your budget can take, impact or:
". It hurts the locals and us that don't have lots of money".
It has always been and will be "Demand and supply" so in my opinion, regardless what ISG folks pay for their pleasure I am afraid it will not impact what other will have to pay.
Unless I am missing something.
Later.
Originally Posted by WorldTravel69
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01-23-19 02:21 #4444Senior Member

Posts: 280Thank you!
Hi Yuri,
Thank you for the kind words.
It looks like you had a great time in Lima.
Although you may get some criticism for your comments and your actions, you can proudly say: "I did it my way" !
In my case, you got "Sweet and submissive" because that is exactly what you asked for.
You have tried and experienced all that Lima has to offer my friend.
You picked up SWs and at "Sabor Peruano". You went to the "casa" and had that kind of experience, you dinned and danced and even had someone sing to you at karaoke, met "Next door" type girls and finally went to the "Trocadero" and made arrangements with some girls to see them outside for a extended period getting GFE, which is extremely unusual given that these "Chicas" do up to 20 20-min sessions a day and have a mechanical and cold attitude and finally you had you "18 yo" fantasy.
You may read in the forum that because of some extra dollars, many have lost an opportunity or have lowered their expectations and have settled for less and still can feel satisfied. You on the other hand have gone to Lima and have looked and got what you wanted, so kudos to you.
Rest assure that most ISG folks would love to have your kind of experience so, if you had the money, the question is, was the entire, perhaps, unforgettable experience worth the money?
Return soon my friend. You have made some friends in Lima.
Later.
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01-22-19 22:23 #4443Senior Member

Posts: 2981Sorry
I should have posted a new post in the Information Thread.
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01-22-19 21:55 #4442Senior Member

Posts: 78Tip or not to tip! Part 2.
Wise advice! But why did you quote my writing (I do not mind, just I think implies a wrong reasoning)? Because I also short on money, just burn them once per year.
Originally Posted by WorldTravel69
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1. Tips for sexual services are customary in Peru. Local people today tip the girls (probably boys too, but have no idea).
2. I did not overpay. Really. Just read my reports. Expensive girls ($100-200 USD) All came from this ISG members introductions and I paid according to what was asked / agreed of me. If not JJ & J16 must comment. "Not so expensive girls" were paid according to local customs; maybe except my Ecuadorian $90 USD+tip, but even this was for 3 hours. Casa's prices (BTW, after you went to the second floor it is the door on the right) were for my dear locals: S\30 m:100\60 m:150\120 m:250 -- so S\250 for 2 hours -- I had 3 hours -- so the only "overpayment" can be considered the tip of $10 USD.
Could have I paid half of the price for half of the time? Probably, but I enjoy my time with girls, not just fucking time.
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01-22-19 18:10 #4441Senior Member

Posts: 18154My girlfriend went apeshit last night because she lost (she swears somebody stole) 50 soles ($15). It is nothing to us, but to them it is a lot of money.
Originally Posted by WorldTravel69
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Another chick that I have been messing with a while I gave $100 to for her birthday to buy some new clothes. She went shopping and showed me all the shit she bought. I remember I used to go to Polvos Azules and buy those Polo shirts for $8. $150 could buy a person damn near 20 knockoff Polo shirts.
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01-22-19 15:48 #4440Senior Member

Posts: 2981Average Wage
For you newbies and oldies, it is a good idea to find out how much a person makes in the country you want to visit.
A lot of countries do not tip. Because they do not have the extra money.
So, here is Peru's monthly wages:
http://www.newperuvian.com/current-m...ars-and-soles/
So, do not overpay.
It hurts the locals and us that don't have lots of money.
Originally Posted by YuriB
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01-21-19 23:16 #4439Senior Member

Posts: 307I visited El Botecito and El Trocadero with YuriB last week. I hadn't been there in ten years, I'm more into higher-priced lower-mileage girls, so I was curious. The place was not as sordid as I remembered and, providing elementary precautions, not really unsafe. Las Cucardas, being a more upscale place and located in a more centric location should be more than safe enough. The way I see it, the club is absolutely safe (huge security gorillas all around), getting there in a taxi is absolutely safe, getting there in public transportation should be safe enough. The, I wouldn't say more unsafe but more adventurous part of the journey, would be coming back from there. My advice, don't take the taxis waiting outside of the club, have your taxi wait for you or have the club's security personnel to get a 'safe' taxi for you. If you choose to use the public transportation (micro bus running from Plaza Union to Las Cucardas and back), just watch for pocket-pickers or grab-and-run petty thieves.
Originally Posted by NycPov
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Regarding cellular phones: As I stated before, brothels are not my thing so I haven't been at Las Cucardas in a couple years but, asking fellow mongers who do frequent Las Cucardas, they confirm that cameras, cellular phones or even fancy pens (for fear of pen spy cams), are not allowed. What I've been advised to do is to leave wristwatch, fancy pens, cameras and phones in my car at the parking lot (not an option for a gringo arriving in a taxi). They do not have lockers; they will just take custody of your phone-and-stuff and give you a piece of paper with a number on it. Not the safest thing in the world. There's been complains of foul use of the phones (using them to make calls or to navigate in the internet or just to browse your messages, pics, etc.). How true the complains are? Who knows.
J. J.
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01-21-19 18:37 #4438Senior Member

Posts: 78Yuri-Lima-2019 Part 3 -- very short correction
Apparently I must correct the record with Discoteca Sabor Peruano Vip. I have a receipt for $69 USD, which I was going to dispute with my card. But. The record on my card shows $29 USD. If you take $29 USD and subtract S\20, it would turn out that I was charged the correct amount. Still, I had to notice this, complain, etc. Not a good thing, but not as bad as I thought to be a plain robbery.
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01-21-19 15:12 #4437Regular Member

Posts: 2Las Cucardas.
I will finally be arriving in Lima today. And, after much research, I'm very interested in checking out Las Cucardas. However, I had a couple questions for the Lima veterans.
I'm an American, and it's obvious. Tall and fair-skinned, without a lick of Spanish beyond the usual niceties. Given Las Cucardas' reputation over the years, is it a safe venue for a gringo like myself?
Lastly, I would like to learn more about their no-phone policy. I can understand not wanting phones inside. But, what are your options in case you bring your phone? Do they have lockers available where you can safely store your phone and other items? Do they simply 'hold' onto them, and you simply hope they'll be safe?
Having no real knowledge of Lima, I will be relying on my phone greatly for Uber, directions, and information.
As always, any insights would be greatly appreciated.
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01-21-19 13:04 #4436Senior Member

Posts: 307I happen to agree in that tipping is a cultural thing. Also that in the case of freelancer who charges any given amount for a given service, there should be no tip.
However, Americans introduced tipping in the P 4 P business here as part of the price, so some girls and some places are charging "Something+Tip" for their services now. When a tip is agreed before the service it becomes part of the price. For the girl it means that the final amount she will receives depends on the degree of satisfaction of the client.
I prefer the old ways myself. I'd rather have a fixed price and my degree of satisfaction to reflected in the return business.
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01-21-19 03:42 #4435Senior Member

Posts: 18154The most I have ever paid for a hooker was $75. And that was actually 2 hookers together at 4 x4 in Rio. If I was shelling out $150 to $200 then all stops better be pulled out. She better be cooking dinner, staying overnight, sucking toes, licking ass, and cooking breakfast. I used to talk to a teacher in Lima that made 500 soles ($150) for the whole damn month. That is the type of shit that runs through my mind when quoting these expensive fees in a third world country. Peru ain't England. Hell, one of those chicks in the window in Amsterdam told me 80 euro ($91).
Originally Posted by Kelso1
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I don't mind being called a cheap charlie. To me buying pussy is not that big of a deal to where I would pay a lot of money for it. Durable goods or a nice meal maybe. But I look at buying pussy like going to the convenience store for potato chips and soft drink. I have been through at least 2000 chicks (pros and nonpros). Definitely would not have those kind of numbers paying $150 for it. I would still be in the single digits!
P. S. A tip in Japan is considered an insult. You are the customer. Should she not be the one that is supposed to be seeing gratification in your eyes? I don't care about the gratification in a McDonald's worker's eyes when they hand me my burger. I am there to get what I paid for. But I guess it could be one's thing to see a hooker happy with them.
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01-21-19 03:02 #4434Senior Member

Posts: 78To tip or not to tip -- that s the question!
I struggled with this too. I think the problem is not logical, but cultural. When for the first time I went to Japan tips were rarely expectable: no matter if this was a privately owned restaurant or a multi-chain. The same was true in hotels: they help you to bring your luggage, but when I gave them 300, they looked at it and at me with confusion. In US, tips are part of the culture. Even the minimum wage law is suspended for the service workers. Because they suppose to get "additional income" in the form as Tips.
Originally Posted by Kelso1
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Then there is a second point. How much of the compensation for service you would like to define as a consumer vs. As a vendor. In other words, what would be the better outcome for punishment "to get cross off your list" or to get no tip and provide the second chance? The price is determined before the service, no matter if you are high paid worker or low paid worker, would not you work harder if there is some open end to it? I am talking immediate ramification not a possibility of the further employment. But as I said, for me it is cultural: I like to see gratification in girls' eyes -- for me it worth extra 10%.








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