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07-11-21 02:20 #47348Senior Member

Posts: 3802The current taxi fare is 80,000 pesos to Poblado, I think you meant to say 100,000 Pesos.
Originally Posted by BigButtDetecto
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07-11-21 02:18 #47347Senior Member

Posts: 3802Send me a PM a few days before you arrive, and if I'm in town I will gladly meet up with you to swim some laps. And afterwards, we can hit El Centro and ride some of the Chicas!
Originally Posted by Bastardito
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07-11-21 00:29 #47346Senior Member

Posts: 98I met up with the Masters swimming team, and had a great time swimming their workouts with them. They swim in the aquatic complex at Estadio. Great folks and very welcoming. I'm taking my vacation to Cartagena this year, but next time I'm in Medellin I plan to swim with them again!
Originally Posted by Bastardito
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07-11-21 00:18 #47345Senior Member

Posts: 3944But of course
Send me a PM.
Originally Posted by HoLover1
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07-11-21 00:07 #47344Senior Member

Posts: 55Nail Salon
Did you get the address of this nail salon?
Originally Posted by MarquisdeSade1
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07-10-21 22:34 #47343Senior Member

Posts: 407Pesos hoarding
You should have around $100 in pesos on hand though every time you come to Colombia just to pay for the taxi especially if your flight is delayed late at night and no currency exchange is available.
Originally Posted by MrEnternational
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07-10-21 22:04 #47342Regular Member

Posts: 8Swim buddy
Hey Surfer500,
Always happy to read when you mention the swimming piece. I asked you a while back about swimming venues.
Finally, after 23 years of absence, I will be returning to Medellin (2nd and 3rd week) and give it another try.
Am 49 from Switzerland, fluent in various languages, open minded, chilled and a streetwalker rat.
Let me know if you are interested in hooking up for some laps in the pool and a subsequent centro stroll (bills on me.
I travelled extensively in the Caribbean, South America and Africa (last 16 years exclusively in East Africa) and am happy to share great stories.
As you may can imagine, I am interested to get good intel from a vet while my boots are on the ground. I would be damned thrilled and appreciative if you have some time to spare. If not, I do understand, my approach seem to come across a bit odd.
Thanks and cheers my fellow swimmer.
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07-10-21 20:27 #47341Senior Member

Posts: 26Vacation Getaway with Cam Girl- Bad Idea?
Originally Posted by Osteoknot
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Thank you so much for the wake up call guys. Time for me to shut the hell up and go back to lurking. I don't think I'm overcommitted (you guys definitely saved me from it though!) because ultimately, spending $100 to fly a girl over from Bogota or wherever the fuck is no big deal. Funny thing about Whatsapp is that exchanging that was actually my initial suggestion to her but she told me that it charges her too much data (which I knew was bullshit) and opted for Instagram instead. Her Instagram is definitely a promotional work account rather than her personal, so that already lowered my expectations and led me to turn to you guys. Only reason I was still semi-curious is because I barely spent like $3 worth of tokens I had left over on the cam site from months ago on her which I told her were my last and she understood & was still intrigued in the logistics / planning of the trip rather than trying to squeeze more cash out of me.
Originally Posted by JjBee62
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I just pray that Colombian girls are as good at making you feel *that* way (you guys know what I'm talking about) irl as they are on camming sites.
And don't worry guys, I won't be the stupid fuck going there expecting everyone to speak English. As I said, I'm still a couple months away from the trip so I am going to at least make an attempt to learn a bit of Spanish before my departure. I have a feeling that the Chicas who speak only Spanish fuck better than bilingual girls anyhow.
Thanks again for taking the time to educate and write such extensive replies!
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07-10-21 18:54 #47340Senior Member

Posts: 3374Medellin has metro and Uber that makes it easy to get around town. I have used guides and guided tour for sight seeing. I use trip advisor for that.
Most established places have a fixed price. You can read this list to get an idea. If you go to El Centro, even if you are being over charged double, it is still only about 60 mil, probably still cheaper than hiring a guide and you will experience something new. I am not sure a guide will be helpful in negotiating price in Gusto. Someone else can chime in, does this fall into a gray area that is similar to hiring a pimp?
Originally Posted by HoyaDay
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Medellin Map and List
You can also check out Mansion where you can meet other mongers and learn things from.
Originally Posted by WorldTravel69
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Originally Posted by Mansion
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07-10-21 18:52 #47339Senior Member

Posts: 3944Surprise surprise jaajaja
You do a great job promoting it jajaja you should get on the payroll for the Plaza Botero Puta Chamber of Commerce jajajaaja.
Originally Posted by Surfer500
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In any case I spent 6 weeks in Col and I like it, I love Asians P4P scene and the putas there but if it doesn't reopen for another year or doesn't rebound for a few years, I won't be that upset.
Asia is a very long flight, and I am not a big fan of the jungle heat and humidity 24/7 or the monster cockroaches and monster sized rats.
Colombia is good, its not perfect, my biggest issue is the espanol, not sure how easily I can pick up a new language at my age?
I think Latinas / Latinos are much much nicer people if you ask me then say those in the Land of fake smiles jajajaja.
I am white, I don't think many non sex workers in Asia like whites that much? But I don't get that vibe in Latin America, in fact its the exact opposite.
I feel very very welcome!!
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07-10-21 18:42 #47338Senior Member

Posts: 339👍
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Originally Posted by ErrolFlynn
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Well said.
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07-10-21 18:14 #47337Senior Member

Posts: 5607If stairs don't bother you, the place I just stayed at might be worth considering. The big downside is that it's on the 5th floor with no elevator. Nice sized balcony, jacuzzi just off the balcony, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. It's in a quiet, safe area at the south end of Envigado. I think it cost me about $60 per night.
Originally Posted by JustIncognito
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The other downside, at least for you, is the lack of security. There is a locked door at the entrance to the building and you can buzz in any guests (which beats going down and back up the stairs). For me, I preferred that because at one point I had 4 girls come over to hangout and eat pizza. Would have sucked to have a security guard tell me I could only have 1 or 2 at a time.
It's listed as La Esencia apartment on Booking.
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07-10-21 18:10 #47336Senior Member

Posts: 201If you don't speak Spanish, an English speaking guide with a car is a good way to see the sights (maybe not negotiate as much as safely get you places). Most normal Colombians are decent people. And most Colombian males have no problem with our hobby.
Originally Posted by HoyaDay
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There is a list in the "Medellin Guides. " section (surprise surprise). I personally like Jimmy (a former NYC cabbie) although it's been many years since I used him.
When you're done, WRITE A REPORT. You owe us now.
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07-10-21 17:55 #47335Senior Member

Posts: 18162Of course it is a horrible investment to hoard currency, especially if it is not a major currency. That post was spot on. The people in these countries are trying to hoard USD, Euro, GBP. Meanwhile outsiders are trying to hoard COP.
Originally Posted by JjBee62
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07-10-21 16:43 #47334Senior Member

Posts: 5607That should work out great! 4 years ago the cost to send the smallest overnight envelope to Medellin by UPS was $121 dollars. Assuming you can get a rate of 4000 to 1, that means you'll spend a minimum of $621 to get $500 worth of pesos. That equals an exchange rate of 3220 to 1 which is 600 COP per dollar less than you can currently get at the airport, the worst place to buy COP.
Originally Posted by MarquisdeSade1
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I suppose you could fit several 2 million peso stacks in the envelope, but then you have to pay the insurance on top of the base charge of $121, or whatever it's up to now. I guess, if you crammed enough in, you could maybe end up with an effective rate of 3600 COP per dollar, still much worse than what's currently available without speculation.
The upside is, if the rate returns to 1900 to 1 like it was 6 years ago, you'll save hundreds of dollars. The downside is, it'll have to drop to the lowest rate in the past 2 years in order for you to break even (not counting the money you lose by tying up capital in a currency that you can only use in Colombia).
Unless you're desperate to get enough money to afford a trip to Medellin, what's the advantage? For guys living in Colombia, especially on a fixed income, it makes sense to get pesos when the rate is best, but even they can't risk too much. If they stock up on pesos when the rate hits 4000, they screwed themselves when it goes to 4500.
Guys who are there frequently, especially for extended stays, can save a bit by properly timing withdrawals, but most treat it like buying bread at the store. If the bread is on sale, maybe you buy an extra loaf, but you don't buy 40 extra loaves.








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