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07-02-21 09:20 #47195
Posts: 1643My two cents on Colombian pesos
Great to see the travel in and out of Medellin and Colombia normalizing. Hope it sticks. Here is my two cents on Colombian pesos that I would have found helpful on my first trip there:
The price gap for certain "services" has narrowed between US dollars and Colombian pesos, sometimes creating confusion, usually when the chica is trying to pull a con. Fucking and sucking is still a great bang for the buck, pun intended, in Colombia and will be way past the time I die. With the girls, always make clear you are discussing the price in COP (Colombian pesos) preferably, and not USD. Some girls will try to cheat you this way by telling you they meant their price was in USD. Trying to get out of it post hoc is not pleasant to say the least, and sometimes not safe.
When writing, such as here on this Website, this nomenclature removes all doubt and leaves no room for interpretation. For example, 20 mil COP. That would be 20,000 Colombian pesos. Mil is Spanish for thousand, not million, a sometimes error. COP is the international three letter currency abbreviation for Colombian peso, NOTHING to do with the Mexican peso. USD is United States Dollars.
Like in other countries where a standard number of zeros appears after the denomination, Vietnam comes to mind, the zeros end up being ignored. So your 50 mil COP note in your pocket (close to ten bucks USD) is technically 50,000 Colombian pesos, but is referred to as a cincuenta or a fifty. I have often heard the 100 mil COP note referred to as an American twenty, plus a little more. Another baseline you may want to keep in the back of your mind is a million COP is roughly a little less than $300 USD.
Keep in mind that the exchange rate does vary enough to keep track of and even consider timing your withdrawals if you are going to be making frequent trips to the ATM. You want to refuse the conversion rate at the ATM, that is simply a surcharge that you do not have to pay. The majority of the ATM's will still dispense money even after you refuse their conversion rate.
Colombians don't use commas with numbers, they use periods. For example, one million you are used to seeing this 1,000,000. 00, in Colombia it will be written like this 1. 000.000. 00 with all periods. Weird at first but easy to get used to. The spaces were added by this Website's fucked up auto-editor, which needs to be turned off.
Finally, I heard a Colombiana refer to herself as a millionaire, meaning she had roughly $300 USD to her name, jajajja. She was indignant because I would not buy her dinner so she told me was a millionaire, . Jajaja.
A few random gratuitous fotos from my last trip. I will be there soon, making new experiences and fotos. I have heard varied opinions on what a "typical" Paisa looks like. The girls I know and love who are Paisa, if their cheekbones were any higher, their face would be touching the ceiling, jajaja.
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07-02-21 08:11 #47194
Posts: 1138Vico Zul
Originally Posted by MiamiSammy [View Original Post]
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07-02-21 07:26 #47193
Posts: 1643Okay, if we choose to laminate here's my two cents
Originally Posted by Surfer500 [View Original Post]
Let me tell you what every cop has done for the half-dozen or so times I was stopped to show ID in Medellin. I look Hispanic. Or I get French a lot, I think because of the long hair. As soon as they saw my beat-up, folded paper copy of a passport, they would ask "De donde?" I would say "Soy un Gringo de Stados Unidos" or I am a Gringo from the United States, with a smile in a way to suggest I am not taking myself too seriously. They would pay a cursory glance at my paper copy if they even unfolded it, and instead turned their to attention onto my girl or friends, and run a quick identity check off my companions' cedula numbers. Mind you, I had not done anything wrong in those situations, and that's a different scenarlo. The impression I have gotten from routine random stops by policia is that they are more interested in their own citizens than they are us. Granted, that observation is off a very small sample size with lots of variables unaccounted for, and I am sure others have varied experiences.
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07-02-21 07:25 #47192
Posts: 101Originally Posted by BootyBandit84 [View Original Post]
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07-02-21 03:38 #47191
Posts: 590I used to also. Just lost touch with her. Knew her mom. Visited a neighborhood a few times. You assessment is totally consistent. Loves to drink (and eat), but average lay (unmotivated). Not surprised she found a gringo BF to support her lifestyle. Probably explains why I don't get RFM any more!
Originally Posted by JustTK [View Original Post]
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07-02-21 03:16 #47190
Posts: 5579Originally Posted by ColombiaLover [View Original Post]
The first rule of having lots of sugar daddies is to make sure each one thinks they are the only one.
If a girl is able to find herself a sugar daddy, someone to make sure she doesn't have to sell her pussy on a daily basis, more power to her. If she can find 5 sugar daddies, even better. That's 5 guys each spending 5 times as much on one girl who is no longer worth paying for. Makes all the other girls work harder for less.
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07-02-21 02:08 #47189
Posts: 81Originally Posted by SureMan [View Original Post]
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07-02-21 01:35 #47188
Posts: 763Originally Posted by ColombiaLover [View Original Post]
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07-02-21 01:18 #47187
Posts: 19Originally Posted by MiamiSammy [View Original Post]
There's a small number of recommended guides here, though the information is a bit old.
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07-02-21 00:48 #47186
Posts: 26First post
Guys thanks for the posts. Even for those not mongering, you guys give info up to date for guys like myself who have not partaken. Especially with covid shutdowns, protests etc.
I tried something different. I used chaturbate to message sexy girls and paid for their WhatsApp's. (I can see eyes rolling, but this is just an experiment) will be in Medellin in a few weeks, so we shall see if any meet up. Let's wait and see. I am definitely not depending on them.
Going to hit loutron, energy, and the strip clubs at night. However, since I have local friends and speak Spanish am going to try the pick up route on the weekends at the bars.
I have seen many using photopreoagos. I never have. Is there any noticeable difference (except for price) between a chica who charges 100 versus one who charges 300? Secondly when you do contact them, are face pics sent as I do not want any bait and switches when I travel to their places.
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07-02-21 00:05 #47185
Posts: 3292Originally Posted by MiamiSammy [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by FacebookLinks [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by ColombiaLover [View Original Post]
http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...=1#post2562106
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07-01-21 23:53 #47184
Posts: 3251Jajajaaaaaa
Originally Posted by Sangnyc21 [View Original Post]
Or just find some beggars in MDE and hand out a couple hundred 50 mil notes, I rather do that then waste a 1 cop in Gustos.
2800000 cop for a bottle LOL.
The place is a complete joke and so is La Isla.
Only a complete fool would waste any money in either.
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07-01-21 23:52 #47183
Posts: 1945Originally Posted by MiamiSammy [View Original Post]
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07-01-21 23:51 #47182
Posts: 1945Originally Posted by ColombiaLover [View Original Post]
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07-01-21 23:44 #47181
Posts: 27Advice: Where to stay longer term
I'm planning a trip back down to MDE in the next 1-2 months. Will be my 4th visit, and this time I'm planning to settle in a bit and stay for a at least a month. I've previously stayed at the St. Peter Apartments off of La 70 which was great in terms of convenience, security, and being chica friendly. This time, I'm looking for something a bit more comfortable, with good setup space for working remotely over a longer period of time, and is also chica friendly.
Wondering if anyone has any advice from past experience, or recommendations on where to stay that fit the criteria and are also chica friendly? Would definitely appreciate the tips, either in the forum or via DM.
Thanks!