Medellin Reports

**GeneHickman** · 03-04-21 18:28

Originally Posted by SankarShetty [View Original Post]

1979. It was 44 chicas. I did pop a couple of chicas multiple times. So more than 44 pops.

Dang dude, that's impressive 5 x a day or more.

**Surfer500** · 03-04-21 17:52

This may be of interest to some, as right now is an excellent time to travel in and around Medellin.

I went to Santa Fe de Antiqouia on Monday and stayed for three nights and brought my tomboy with me. Transport took less than an hour and a half from the North Terminal bus station and cost 18 K. I found a one bedroom apartment in a condo complex right adjacent to the center of town that only cost $ 506,000 Pesos for three nights, with beautiful pools including a sauna. The town has some excellent places to eat, including a Belgium place with excellent Hungarian Goulash and other European dishes on the menu. There's also a cool suspension bridge that crosses the river there which is worth visiting. It was a nice get away, but you need to bring a companion with you.

**Surfer500** · 03-04-21 17:28

Originally Posted by Osteoknot [View Original Post]

Recent Random Fotos.

Your just killing it the photo's you post, however this last batch had one of what looked like you getting a "foot job", versus a hand job.

And you never posted any follow up photo's of what transpired after you lubed up one of your Chicas with peanut butter in preparation to penetrate her!

**Surfer500** · 03-04-21 17:19

Originally Posted by SlapShot10 [View Original Post]

Friday:

Went to Centro in the afternoon. Another failure. Although, I didn't have a ton of time. I saw Slender Man getting more attention than a zombie on a unicycle juggling flaming torches in the middle of San Juan. There was a scuffle and a chase right when I rounded the corner behind the church. I saw the girl I always consider going with. She is on the west side of Avenida Cundinamarca, south of Calle 52, one spot in from the corner, where the stairway is. She has a sexy look but a bit too much like a druggy, some shitty tattoos, and one time I was close enough to notice unshaved legs. I can't do it. Whisker-free living continues.

Headed out to Calle 10 to grab a DiDi with my two buddies. One took a black chick home, and the other hopped in with me and a couple of Vennies. They agreed to 200k each. I paid for my buddy, who is a local. Well, when we get back to my apartment, he says he has to leave to give his sister his moto. So, I figured it was threesome time. Pet peeve time, as the chica wants to blow me with a condom on, before I'm even hard. I have one blowing me and one riding my face. The girl blowing me then asks who I want to fuck. The shit hits the fan. We start arguing as I said I paid, another red flag, each of them 200k so I intend to fuck both of them. The mood is ruined. I get pissed because I already paid and didn't get what I paid for. I was fucked up after drinking all night, by the way..

As usual a nice collection of Playboy Bunnies at your place and Hugh would be proud of you.

I don't know how you deal with all the drama, and sounds like the Portero had the deer in the headlights look during the scene in the lobby, and there's nothing like what sounded like a very good grudge fuck with the spinner which made up for all the drama.

I'm still waiting to hear when you've lost your El Centro virginity. Perhaps you need to lower your standards next time your at ground zero, and I know my standards are much lower than yours, but as far as a Chica with un-shaven legs, well that's a no go for me as well.

**Surfer500** · 03-04-21 17:04

Originally Posted by MojoBandit [View Original Post]

Can you clue us in on where to / or how to find these Scotia / Colpatria machines?

Many thanks if you can.

A good safe location is at the EXITO on Calle 10, with the machine located outside of the entrance to the store on the second floor off the entrance from Carrea 46.

**Villainy** · 03-04-21 15:20

Originally Posted by Zeos1 [View Original Post]

The banks that have machines at the airport have them all over the city as well. As far as "free" I'm assuming you are talking about the fee that you pay directly to the local bank that operates the ATM that you are using. That changes over time. Last year I used Scotiabank at the Scotia / Colpatria locations, but they were in the process of amalgamating all of their respective machines and locations under the Scotiabank brand (bank that owns Colpatria, Scotiabank, etc). I liked it because I could get 900 K at once, which minimizes the impact of my $5 fee at home. Exchange rates are set by your home bank I think. They all seemed to be similar no matter what ATM I used. And the ATM fee. I think Scotia had none, but not really sure now.

I don't agree with withdrawing a bunch of money at the airport, just on the general principal that leaving the airport with a lot of money might not be the best for your health. Withdraw it at safe locations (ie inside bank buildings, in malls, . Be aware of your surroundings) and in reasonable amounts that you would not mind giving up if someone pulls a gun on you.

I posted an explanation about the exchange rate that you get when you take money out. It isn't set by your respective bank, it is set by Visa and you can look it up online. Just search for "Visa Exchange Rate".

Put in any amount you want and put in a 0% bank fee. Then the US dollar withdrawal currency and COP currency received. You will see what the rate is for that day. Bank fees on either or both ends are a different.

Matter, you'll factor those in on your own.

As to Cajeros (ATMs) here: BBVA is fee free, so is Colpatria, Banco Pichincha, Davienda. Banks that I know charge a fee are: Bancolombia, Servibanca, Banco Bogota.

Of course, with a Charles Schwab card bank fees from the Colombian bank are refunded and they don't charge a fee on their end. Which is why the smart travelers use an account with them when they travel.

**Mr Enternational** · 03-04-21 15:00

Originally Posted by JohnnyO [View Original Post]

BBVA was very hit and miss, sometimes the atms worked and sometimes they did not,

It had nothing to do with BBVA. That is just how ATMs in general are in Colombia.

**Zeos1** · 03-04-21 14:55

Originally Posted by JohnnyO [View Original Post]

Quite a bit of talk here about ATM's so I'd like to offer my advice, especially for first timers. Overall using ATM's in Medellin at least was a bit of a nightmare. When you first arrive at the airport this is your best opportunity to load up on as much cash as possible. As you exit arrivals go up the stairs and use the cash machines there and just as you exit the terminal back downstairs there are some just to the left.

There are some machines in the airport which I can't remember the name of which as far as I can remember were giving up to 600,000 - 900,000 free. I would recommend using a number of different cards for withdrawls, prepaid cards work well for this.

Back in Medellin I never saw these machines again. The only free one that worked in Medellin was BBVA but the limit was 300,000 which is nothing especially if you have a card that charges after a certain amount of uses which mine will start to do next month. BBVA was very hit and miss, sometimes the atms worked and sometimes they did not, one night I had a taxi driver drive me around a few BBVA machines trying to find a working one. I know it was not just my card as others would leave the ATM shaking their head and telling me its not working.

Some atms just flat out did not work with my cards, bancocolombia was one and I think Bogota bank. The other guys I was with experienced similar issues. I never had these issues with atms around the world before.

The whole thing was a bit annoying as I would get worried if I was going to run out of cash especially if I needed some for the day ahead. At one point I got fed up dealing with atms and just decided to withdraw a large amount, over 1 million as far as I can remember from daviendenda and pay the fee which was around $30-$40 USD but it would not work when I declined their exchange rate and even when I accepted it, so I was stuck with BBVM and one other which worked with a fee directly across from BBVM on 70 a block from mondongos.

So as I said, get as much as possible at the airport spread over a number of cards. If anybody knows exactly where the free machines are in Medellin, the same as at the airport please share as I will be there next month for an extended period.

The banks that have machines at the airport have them all over the city as well. As far as "free" I'm assuming you are talking about the fee that you pay directly to the local bank that operates the ATM that you are using. That changes over time. Last year I used Scotiabank at the Scotia / Colpatria locations, but they were in the process of amalgamating all of their respective machines and locations under the Scotiabank brand (bank that owns Colpatria, Scotiabank, etc). I liked it because I could get 900 K at once, which minimizes the impact of my $5 fee at home. Exchange rates are set by your home bank I think. They all seemed to be similar no matter what ATM I used. And the ATM fee. I think Scotia had none, but not really sure now.

I don't agree with withdrawing a bunch of money at the airport, just on the general principal that leaving the airport with a lot of money might not be the best for your health. Withdraw it at safe locations (ie inside bank buildings, in malls, . Be aware of your surroundings) and in reasonable amounts that you would not mind giving up if someone pulls a gun on you.

**Turgid** · 03-04-21 14:54

Originally Posted by MarquisdeSade1 [View Original Post]

But this one is really out there, so then tell me why some pretty hot putas 18 yo, fuk me for free, when I'm hunting putas to pay?

I don't even ask for it for free, what's that all about, BTW I'm 53 yo.

Stop extrapolating your experience onto all mongers YMMV.

I actually forgot that when I was in my fifties I fucked several hundreds of hot 18 year olds for free so what's your point?

**Zeos1** · 03-04-21 14:45

Originally Posted by MojoBandit [View Original Post]

Can you clue us in on where to / or how to find these Scotia / Colpatria machines?

Many thanks if you can.

Everywhere, malls, stores, and banks with the same names. If you are there just search using google maps and it will show you the closest ones.

**Turgid** · 03-04-21 14:40

Originally Posted by JjBee62 [View Original Post]

...Because there sure are a lot of young, beautiful women ... I'm pretty sure they got all those kids by fucking me who they knew couldn't do anything for them.....

You forgot to say that they were international models and famous actresses.

**SankarShetty** · 03-04-21 14:36

There is a 6% to 8% markup by most banks ATMs. The trick is to decline the conversion rate, we need to carefully figure out what screen is asking that question since its not straight forward.

A number of ATM just do the mark up without giving the customer a choice to decline this conversion. I only figured it out on the last couple of days I was in Medellin.

**SankarShetty** · 03-04-21 14:31

Originally Posted by MarquisdeSade1 [View Original Post]

44 in 10 days wowwww jajajajaa.

Great report, can I ask what year you were born? Was that 44 pops?

Muchas gracias amigo.

1979. It was 44 chicas. I did pop a couple of chicas multiple times. So more than 44 pops.

**Knowledge** · 03-04-21 13:37

How any ATM performs has as much to do with the card someone is using as it does with the ATM. In other words, the banks that issue ATM debit cards have policies for daily withdrawal limits, which ATMs will accept it, and other features, sometimes including adjustments to the rate of exchange. All the same, ATMs are the least risky way to obtain local currency because you don't need to have cash on hand that you could lose. The airport ATMs are plentiful and well maintained so in that sense they are a good option. Airport ATMs are however known the world over by ne-er do wells as the place to scope out potential robbery victims. Why, because the users are often fatigued, disoriented because they are mostly from out of town (local residents don't often use airport ATMs except for small convenience transactions.) As always, and especially if you are going to make a large cash withdrawal, you must be vigilant about your surroundings and who may be watching. Another advantage of ATMs is for the relatively small cost of 6,000 to 10,000 pesos per transaction you can withdraw only as much cash as you may need for a day or two.

Originally Posted by JohnnyO [View Original Post]

Quite a bit of talk here about ATM's so I'd like to offer my advice, especially for first timers. Overall using ATM's in Medellin at least was a bit of a nightmare. When you first arrive at the airport this is your best opportunity to load up on as much cash as possible. As you exit arrivals go up the stairs and use the cash machines there and just as you exit the terminal back downstairs there are some just to the left.

There are some machines in the airport which I can't remember the name of which as far as I can remember were giving up to 600,000 - 900,000 free. I would recommend using a number of different cards for withdrawls, prepaid cards work well for this.

Back in Medellin I never saw these machines again. The only free one that worked in Medellin was BBVA but the limit was 300,000 which is nothing especially if you have a card that charges after a certain amount of uses which mine will start to do next month. BBVA was very hit and miss, sometimes the atms worked and sometimes they did not, one night I had a taxi driver drive me around a few BBVA machines trying to find a working one. I know it was not just my card as others would leave the ATM shaking their head and telling me its not working..