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10-18-20 19:39 #40560Regular Member

Posts: 19So a PCR test is a RNA genetic test. Anything that says they tested for multi ways is usually a PCR test it may have included the rapid test too. POCT means the samples weren't tested on site where they were collected but an accredited lab its an insurance a and government payout.
Originally Posted by ColombiaLover
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10-18-20 19:26 #40559Senior Member

Posts: 2639I have seen with my own eyes down the Metro Prado a guy approached from the back by two thugs. They paired him from both sides suddenly, kept him, took everything, pushed him away. I think they had a knife, but I did not approach to know more.
Originally Posted by Surfer500
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In such a case, I would not resist and I would let them take anything they find.
Note that people around did not do anything, just commented "ladrones..."
I have seen a poor man with backpack assaulted by a swarm of a dozen street kids. They took everything even the shoes in 30 seconds.
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10-18-20 19:16 #40558Senior Member

Posts: 233It looks like you are all expert here about robberies and crimes. Once again, if you are so afraid, stay home. I do what I fuckin want and I take my risks. You should all stop to scary people, because crimes happen all over the world. A guy run over a police officer just today in London. And today in a city in Italy, one of the most secure, a guy opened the fire with a stolen gun after a fight, 5 got shot, one is serious. So please stop, and I say to everyone of you, to scare the shit out of people, because 1) you don't know a shit; 2) crimes happen everywhere, especially in US.
Originally Posted by Paulie97
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10-18-20 18:41 #40557Senior Member

Posts: 1074She may not be lying
Some days during the week they give specials for a day. 20 to 30 k difference.
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Originally Posted by MrEnternational
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10-18-20 18:23 #40556Senior Member

Posts: 1887That really puts things in perspective! $100!
Originally Posted by Zeos1
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These things generally happen extremely quickly. I've witnessed two muggings in Centro and the thing was 10 seconds or less. No real time to react.
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10-18-20 16:57 #40555Senior Member

Posts: 18168Thanks for your post. After reading it I went looking on the health minister and immigration websites but could not find anything. Then I asked some buddies about it and they sent me the link.
Originally Posted by FunLuvr
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https://apps.migracioncolombia.gov.c...reregistro.jsf
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10-18-20 16:05 #40554Senior Member

Posts: 3802What a lot of guys don't realize which you have posted about, is how brazen the thieves can be in Colombia. A lot of guys think a thief with a knife will brandish it, threaten you, and demand your belongings. Doesn't always work that way, I know of two gringos where the assailants walked up to them and tried to slit holes in their pants pocket with nothing being said. Neither one of them got cut or hurt and were able to run away, albeit both of them were obvious gringos and stuck out like a sore thumb with a big "X" on their backs.
Originally Posted by Zeos1
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10-18-20 16:05 #40553Senior Member

Posts: 763Barra Ejectiva / Conejitas girls are usually in the 80 k range, try offering that next time instead of asking her a price. Usually more girls on then that but you might have been there too early.
Originally Posted by Kazeu
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If Conejitas is packed it gets hot, try to find a seat along the back wall under the air con vents. I do like the rooms upstairs better at Conejitas, the Barra Ejectivas ones can be too dark and hot for my taste. Also when in Barra Ejectiva it worth walking thru the next door strip club Maracaibo (assuming it has reopened) just in case, some times some hotties.
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10-18-20 15:57 #40552Senior Member

Posts: 4349Blakman,
It's great you are getting out and about without incident, but stay woke.
Originally Posted by Blakman
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10-18-20 15:46 #40551Senior Member

Posts: 3802Your advice sounds very generic, almost applicable to anywhere in the world, yet not totally applicable to Colombia, and Euro's aren't used in Colombia.
Originally Posted by Frank11
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10-18-20 15:35 #40550Senior Member

Posts: 1158Following up, I went to a Scotiabank Colpatria and withdrew 900 mil with my Schwab card without a problem. Their initial screen only lists 20 mil, so you have to select "Other amount", then you get more options. They charge no ATM fees.
Originally Posted by FunLuvr
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10-18-20 15:21 #40549Senior Member

Posts: 1158There is a place in Orlando called Covidtestingllc.com. They do 24-hour PCR tests. There are no appointments. I got the test about 8:45 am and received the results at 11 pm that night. If you have insurance, the cost is $35. All the information is on their website. I got there an hour before they opened, and was the fourth vehicle in line. Actually, they have six testing lanes, and I was first in the fourth lane. They are very efficient, I highly recommend. I also got a test at an urgent care place in Orlando, but was not sure I would get the results in time because they send the test to a lab. I received the results in two days. An additional note, neither result stated the word "Negative"; both stated "Not detected". I traveled from Orlando to Medellin last Friday, so I know the test results they provide are what is needed.
Originally Posted by ColombiaLover
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Don't forget to fill out the questionnaire on the Colombia Health Minister site the day before you travel. I forgot about it until I was in Panama. Hastily, I filled it out a little over an hour before I arrived in Medellin, and it was accepted.
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10-18-20 15:16 #40548Senior Member

Posts: 6423I have known of victims (not in Colombia) who had nothing on them but were stabbed by the robber in a fit of pique because they did not have anything to take. I will not take any chances.
Originally Posted by Incrociatore
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10-18-20 13:05 #40547Senior Member

Posts: 203Jumping thru hoops.
I have been to Colombia many times. Always as easy as pie to do the trip.
Originally Posted by ColombiaLover
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Now you have to jump thru hoops to go there plus endue stress to hope your test gets to you on time and the form is correct. The cost of this test is almost as much as the airfare RT from Miami.
After that places you used to go to are closed or cut in half.
I jumped thru hoops when I was drafted into the army. I jumped thru hoops when I was employed. I jumped thru hoops to get a divorce. No mas. I can wait till things get back to normal. I think a drug to beat this virus is close by.
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10-18-20 12:20 #40546Senior Member

Posts: 1074Laureles: I walked all over to 7/8 casas
Laureles is casa and private apartment heavens. Being a cheapy charlie and into fitness I chose to walk rather than take a cab. Never once felt threaten. From la 70 to la 80 into LOS colores, estadio area. By the way remember those locations. Guess what, often I wore shorts, a hat, white shoes LOL. Members don't recommend LOL. I did not walk around at night time though. Then I suggest a cab cause its so damn cheap. Centro is not my cup of tea. But really its just an ordinary busy central business district. Whats noticeable is the grimey and disgusting prostitutes mixed up with the harden hookers forced into prostituting or there because of drugs and desperation. Walking there occasionally in day time is not bad but I don't see it as a go to spot. I am actually shocked by guys who glow about the area. Having said this I do want to check out the strip clubs in centro just to say I experienced it. Medellin is cupcake city to me. Sweet and safe
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