Medellin Reports

[Osteoknot]

My boots-on-the-ground sent me a couple of videos today of protests in Colombia surrounding Covid, I pulled these fotos off the videos. She said there was some looting going on, too. Don't know exactly where these hotspots were located.

I sent the same fotos out to some of my regular girls, ten in all at the same time I posted here. Each and every one of them answered back they stayed in today, did not venture from home except for Amazonia, who holds a full time job, and she said she was terrified at one of the stops her bus made on her way home from work because of the protestors. I am not there so this is second hand info but very unusual for the girls I know to hunker down like this, take it for what it's worth.

BTW, From Day One, I have always posted chicas with blurred out faces and never use their real names. Can't stop anyone from calling out someone they recognize, half the time they have been wrong, but unless you have specific permission from a chica, even if she is prepago, even is she is all over FaceBook, even if she is the busiest puta you know, I don't think it's right to put a chica's real name out here without express permission. I can already here the naysayers who are mostly very predictable here saying, then don't post the fotos in the first place. There is a minor point there, but that does not change my opinion, and I am not telling anyone what to do.

[Osteoknot]

Your making quite a few assumptions that may or may not be correct. Most likely her plan was to offer crappy short service and bail with the money.

As a monger with 50 years experience worldwide: NEVER EVER EVER pay up front. If they insist show them the door.

Just my. 02.

Guido88.

And I would stress further, there is no reason to get into the weeds with a less than desirable chica for more than one second. There are so many better options always waiting in the wings. My threshold for putting up with that kind of shite is extremely low in a place like Medellin. There are exceptions. If she is a "ten" to you and you are building up the fantasy in your head that she will be worth the wait, key word "fantasy" which by definition, most fantasies disappoint. If she is your novia or girlfriend and you believe you are in love. Or if your instincts and intution tell you that somehow the payoff down the line will be worth it. I am thinking of one of my regular girls who is now one of my favorites and go-to's, but we had a rocky start.

She is the only prepago to this day who I let stand me up I think three times if memory serves, and I came back for more. Normally I am one and done in that situation but something told me to try again, and now she can't wait to see me whenever I offer, she rocks my world, and charges me for one hour and stays for several. I can't explain why, but I am glad I did not give up on her too quickly, but she is the exception, not the rule. If you feel any significant level of frustration or disappointment with a prepago, blow her off and move on to the next chica. Don't waste time and energy trying to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. And guess what? 90% of the time the chicas you blow off will circle back around for you, and then you can set the terms. At least that's been my experience.

Gratuitious fotos from my recent trip to Medellin of Catgirl and her prima Jewel modeling their string bikinis in my hotel room. Jewel very camera shy at first, I had to grab her arm just to get that partial shot of her ass, jeje. I bought the bikinis. In return, they agreed to model them for me, change in front of me, and stay naked at the end. Money well spent. They were not shy at all about wearing them in public the next day at Escobar's Hacienda, the difference they told me was "everyone had a bathing suit on then. " jajaja.

[BigButtDetecto]

I went to Centro to look for a specific chick that I saw in a Youtube video about Centro and came across her exactly where she was in the vid. She's in the same place every day. Her name is Franceska. She works from the motel up the stairs where she always stand. It's 16 k for the room and 50 k for her. She's got a nice body (fake tits and ass), face is a about a 6, she's over 30 I would say. It was a dead fish lay and even worse because she backed her ass into me in doggy so I could not got a thrust going. After a few minutes of this, I just called it quits and left. I don't waste leche or time on dead fish. Next!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Y4C3Ybq05g&t=124s (you see her at 2:06 in the doorway).

Is she the one with the short dress with pink and blue flowers?

[Guido88]

Three weeks ago this 30-35 year old with fake boobs and ass canceled twice on me who stays in the same hotel. I have not seen her for two weeks. She saw me outside at the entrance and waved. I said OK let's do this. Get her to my room and she wants paid first. I told her I have been here for a month. Look at all my stuff. I can not run out on you without paying. I am a foreigner. Foreigners have money and do not want problems. She left the room anyways. I have seen this before but not to this extent. She needs the money first because something is wrong with her and once naked the guy might run out on her. My guess is horrible tit or ass surgery scars or bad tummy scars from having a baby. 100% positive there is some kind of problem! Wow! I feel so much better about myself now knowing it really was her and not me. Hahaha!

Your making quite a few assumptions that may or may not be correct. Most likely her plan was to offer crappy short service and bail with the money.

As a monger with 50 years experience worldwide: NEVER EVER EVER pay up front. If they insist show them the door.

Just my. 02.

Guido88.

[SpiderRider]

Anyone here has experience opening a local bank account (Bancolombia) without a Colombian cedula or visa? I'm going to try next week, hopefully by bringing my property purchase agreement / contract and income sources will help since all I got is a passport. Thanks in advance.

I have 10 days left on my current seeédula, I will try BBVA next week because they have ATMs in many parts of US. I'll try to post my results.

[Surfer500]

You can only do that if you received the email or the company has some kind of app that you can get it from. Leaving the US to enter Brazil or Colombia I just show it on my phone. But when you test in another country you are not usually receiving the supposed email until well after you have left the testing center, so you want to have something on hand in case you never receive it electronically..

Actually the testing place I went to wanted to send me the test result besides E mail, but by Whatsapp as well, so there is a universal App that works for this purpose. But regardless of this, the odds of you getting the test results via E mail or Whatsapp are very much at risk of not happening and not worth it, thus better safe than sorry to have the result in hand.

[Osteoknot]

My boots-on-the-ground sent me a couple of videos today of protests in Colombia surrounding Covid, I pulled these fotos off the videos. She said there was some looting going on, too. Don't know exactly where these hotspots were located.

[Mr Enternational]

Why can't you just download the PDF and keep it on your phone?

You can only do that if you received the email or the company has some kind of app that you can get it from. Leaving the US to enter Brazil or Colombia I just show it on my phone. But when you test in another country you are not usually receiving the supposed email until well after you have left the testing center, so you want to have something on hand in case you never receive it electronically.

[GeneHickman]

You are damn right about that. The only place that email system worked properly for me the first time was CVS in the USA. Brazil: never got an email so I had to go back to the pharmacy the next day. They had to adjust something in the computer. Dominican Republic: did not get the email so I went back down to the clinic. Had to complete some kind of verification in the system for the email to be sent. Colombia: Did not get an email but already had the paper copy so I took a picture of it in case I lost it. Did not worry about going back for an email. Overseas, don't leave the testing site without a paper copy and take a picture of it!

Why can't you just download the PDF and keep it on your phone?

[Surfer500]

Quarantine this weekend. People have said the ICU is full so it is likely that the weekend quarantines and curfews during the week will be around for awhile.

All of the stats regarding the ICU capacity is an illusion of sorts. A few weeks back they stated that they would be engaging in "ethical triage" to determine who gets an ICU bed, so of course if there are so many beds available the ICU's will be full at the current rates of infection when it reality they might be between 120 % and a higher percentage full if "ethical triage " weren't being utilzed.

I unfortunately agree with you that the weekend lockdowns might go on for a while and I'm sure they are hoping that a total shutdown can be avoided, I hope things improve for everyone's sake.

[Osteoknot]

Regardless of where people get tested, my advice is wait around and get a physical copy of the test result in your hands. Yes, I have seen everybody showing up at the airport sharing their documentation with authorities, but what happens if your devices don't work for some reason. I'm old school but that's my advice, I always carry paper copies of all necessary travel documents with me, but do understand not everybody has access to a printer.

I posted on this lab before but the service was so good it bears repeating. I used Cendiatra labs for my pre-flight COVID-19 testing. Two locations in Medellin. https://cendiatra.com/. They had a paper copy in my hands within 30 minutes and a copy in my Email by the time I Ubered back to my hotel. Cost was $21 and I charged it on AmEx. They offer 3 kinds of Covid testing, for boarding an international flight you only need the cheap, rapid one they call their Confirmatory Covid Antigen Test-19 collected by nasal swab (no blood).

As far as printing goes, if needed, every hotel I have stayed printed what I sent them by Email. I attach the document to an Email and send it from my phone while I am standing at the registration desk and wait for them to print it, all within a matter of minutes. That is tippable service. Make sure you use the right Email address as usually it is not the one listed on their business cards, etc. If that doesn't work, just walk around until you see one of those mom & pop shops that make copies that are everywhere and do the same routine. Some Spanish required or hopefully you are fucking a chica you can trust and take along with you for such things. Ostee Out.

I haven't posted any random gratuitous photos lately. Secret sent me this foto with a "hurry back" message. I am sure she misses the pink shit I buy for her, my pesos, and my cock (this chica really loves to fuck) in that order, jajajaaja.

[Mr Enternational]

Regardless of where people get tested, my advice is wait around and get a physical copy of the test result in your hands.

You are damn right about that. The only place that email system worked properly for me the first time was CVS in the USA. Brazil: never got an email so I had to go back to the pharmacy the next day. They had to adjust something in the computer. Dominican Republic: did not get the email so I went back down to the clinic. Had to complete some kind of verification in the system for the email to be sent. Colombia: Did not get an email but already had the paper copy so I took a picture of it in case I lost it. Did not worry about going back for an email. Overseas, don't leave the testing site without a paper copy and take a picture of it!

[Surfer500]

My flight was scheduled to leave at 2:20 pm and I got to the MDE airport at 10:40 am. I still needed a covid test to board my departing flight. There's a set of tents outside the airport on the lowest floor, the one with the new arrivals, on the far end--they'll be on your left-hand side as you're driving away. If you don't know the procedure, as I didn't, you enter the middle tent and wait in line until you fill out 2 forms with a nurse. The form they hand you is in English but the form the nurse fills out isn't, and none of them there spoke any, so I hope your Spanish is at least adequate. If you're an American you only need an antigen test to re-enter and the cost is 80,000 pesos.

When I arrived there were 8 people ahead of me and the lined moved SLOWWWW. Like 10 minutes per person slow. Finally another nurse started to take down information as well and the line sped up. I filled out the forms, gave them my email, showed them my passport, paid the fee, and once that was done you get sent to the tent to your right as you exit. Got a swab shoved up my nose, which sucked, and then I had to wait around for the results. They say they'll email you the results but I never got them. After around 40 minutes a nurse called my name and gave me a piece of paper with the results (negative). This was around a quarter past noon. Total time: about 1 hour and 25 minutes since arriving. So if you're like me and want to wait until the last minute you might want to arrive 3. 5 to 4 hours before your flight to account for possible crowds and slow lines.

God forbid if you tested positive at the airport. When I departed a few weeks ago I went to a private lab about three blocks from EAFIT and the Aquatala Metro Station and got tested. I showed up at 6:15 AM and had a next day flight and walked out with the test result in my hands 30 minutes later, albeit they initially wanted to E mail it to me which I refused to do. I had gone by this lab a few days before because I live nearby around 11 AM and the place was packed and I was told it would be at least a couple of hours to get tested when I arrived. Fortunately early in the morning it was pretty much empty. I personally wouldn't wait until the last minute to get tested, but that is just me. And speaking Spanish does help as they don't want to deal with physically printing up the results but after explaining to them I didn't have a printer and needed a paper copy in my hand they agreed, and I clarified this at the front desk before paying, but when I told the technician that I needed a paper copy, she had to go to the front desk to get approval to print it out for me. Test costed 80 K.

Regardless of where people get tested, my advice is wait around and get a physical copy of the test result in your hands. Yes, I have seen everybody showing up at the airport sharing their documentation with authorities, but what happens if your devices don't work for some reason. I'm old school but that's my advice, I always carry paper copies of all necessary travel documents with me, but do understand not everybody has access to a printer.

[ColombiaLover]

My experience was similar. Reminder: You DO NOT have to enter the airport to get the COVID test. I made that mistake and stood in line, only to have to go downstairs and out the door again for the test. And go through the line again after (although there really was no line the second time). Also, I paid 95 mil for the antigen test. Price posted on the side of the tent. This was Monday. It appears the price has gone up, because I had also heard it was 80 mil.

Observation: Gringos with no Spanish really slowed the testing process.

My flight was scheduled to leave at 2:20 pm and I got to the MDE airport at 10:40 am. I still needed a covid test to board my departing flight. There's a set of tents outside the airport on the lowest floor, the one with the new arrivals, on the far end--they'll be on your left-hand side as you're driving away. If you don't know the procedure, as I didn't, you enter the middle tent and wait in line until you fill out 2 forms with a nurse. The form they hand you is in English but the form the nurse fills out isn't, and none of them there spoke any, so I hope your Spanish is at least adequate. If you're an American you only need an antigen test to re-enter and the cost is 80,000 pesos.

When I arrived there were 8 people ahead of me and the lined moved SLOWWWW. Like 10 minutes per person slow. Finally another nurse started to take down information as well and the line sped up. I filled out the forms, gave them my email, showed them my passport, paid the fee, and once that was done you get sent to the tent to your right as you exit. Got a swab shoved up my nose, which sucked, and then I had to wait around for the results. They say they'll email you the results but I never got them. After around 40 minutes a nurse called my name and gave me a piece of paper with the results (negative). This was around a quarter past noon. Total time: about 1 hour and 25 minutes since arriving. So if you're like me and want to wait until the last minute you might want to arrive 3. 5 to 4 hours before your flight to account for possible crowds and slow lines.

[Talon]

My flight was scheduled to leave at 2:20 pm and I got to the MDE airport at 10:40 am. I still needed a covid test to board my departing flight. There's a set of tents outside the airport on the lowest floor, the one with the new arrivals, on the far end--they'll be on your left-hand side as you're driving away. If you don't know the procedure, as I didn't, you enter the middle tent and wait in line until you fill out 2 forms with a nurse. The form they hand you is in English but the form the nurse fills out isn't, and none of them there spoke any, so I hope your Spanish is at least adequate. If you're an American you only need an antigen test to re-enter and the cost is 80,000 pesos.

When I arrived there were 8 people ahead of me and the lined moved SLOWWWW. Like 10 minutes per person slow. Finally another nurse started to take down information as well and the line sped up. I filled out the forms, gave them my email, showed them my passport, paid the fee, and once that was done you get sent to the tent to your right as you exit. Got a swab shoved up my nose, which sucked, and then I had to wait around for the results. They say they'll email you the results but I never got them. After around 40 minutes a nurse called my name and gave me a piece of paper with the results (negative). This was around a quarter past noon. Total time: about 1 hour and 25 minutes since arriving. So if you're like me and want to wait until the last minute you might want to arrive 3. 5 to 4 hours before your flight to account for possible crowds and slow lines.