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08-09-21 17:38 #48300Senior Member

Posts: 3374There seem to be some misspelling words. Someone can correct me if I am wrong. It basically saying the door is electronically locked with a camara or sensor or there could be a doorman. You text the owner a secret code to verify it is you and you are alive and concious whenever entering or leaving the place.
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08-09-21 15:50 #48299Regular Member

Posts: 23I would suggest that you simply stay at the condo San Peter on La 70 in Laureles. I will be staying there next week myself. They are chica friendly as long as they have an ID. The cost is around $35 per night.
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08-09-21 15:40 #48298Senior Member

Posts: 658Cambios
You should also check the rates at the cambios along calle 10 as I found one there with a better exchange than those in the mall. It was on the south side of 10 across the street from yet another cambio. It's worth your time to walk around and shop rates if your changing much money.
Originally Posted by DiverOyster
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08-09-21 09:19 #48297Regular Member

Posts: 1643If your brain thinks it's real, then it is. Perception is reality.
Originally Posted by Regnom3000
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08-09-21 08:03 #48296Regular Member

Posts: 5Travelling to Medellin next week
Hello everyone,
I read lot of post on this forum I have few question.
1. I have read one of the post where he visited brothels. Is it safe to visit brothels?
2. Any girl friendly hotels?
3. Medellin have black chicas? Or Bogotá have more black chicas? Any places in Medellin where you find black chicas?
4. Is it really worth it to try SA? Any one have good luck with it or waste of time and money. I see few of them say they have lot of bots in their websites or any website suggestion.
5. Lot of people on this form are mentioning like 50 mil which means 50 million?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
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08-09-21 08:00 #48295Senior Member

Posts: 5607How long are you staying? If you're only staying for a short time, you don't want to have it screwed up by staying in the wrong place. If you're staying for a long time, then you don't want to commit to a place which might not meet your needs.
Originally Posted by RiskyBusinesss
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If you're staying for a short time, 2 weeks or less, either a guest friendly hotel or apartment will work fine. If you're going to be there for a longer stay, 2 or 3 nights in a hotel should give you time to check out apartment options.
Since you've done your research, I'm going to assume you want to stay either in Laureles or in Poblado. Poblado is more expensive, especially close to Parque Lleras. Laureles is more accessible for walking around.
If you're looking to spend $30-$50 per night for lodging, Laureles has more options. If you're looking at $60 and up, Poblado has more options.
For apartments in Laureles San Peter apartments is a good choice. You can find them listed on Hotels.com and other booking sites. They are chica friendly and convenient, with banks, restaurants and a grocery store nearby.
For hotels, as per Osteoknot, Ayenda hotels are chica friendly and there are several in Laureles. Just search Google for Ayenda hotel Medellin and look at the map.
If you're more interested in Poblado Energy Living is a very popular place to rent apartments. It's fairly expensive, but it's well reviewed here. There are also some Chica friendly hotels. Haven Hotel, Hotel Du Park Royale and others are decent options, but you'll pay more.
If the place says "no sex tourism", don't book there. Unless you're planning on leaving the sex part out of your tourism.
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08-09-21 07:41 #48294Regular Member

Posts: 1643Thanks, yes
I know the moto zone of which you speak. Catgirl, her novia Jazzy and I made the rounds there my last trip. Thanks for the tips.
Originally Posted by JjBee62
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I was always a Suzuki guy, or maybe a Honda guy, but the culture here in Medellin is pro-Yamaha. Nothing wrong with Kawasaki either when you're talkin' Japanese rice burners.
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08-09-21 07:25 #48293Regular Member

Posts: 1643You picked a good post after which to model yours
Strong work, concise, useful, organized, tight, good writing. Basically, everything my posts are not, jajaja. You are a Quick Learner, grasshopper. I think you can unofficially be graduated from newbie status. Pretty soon you will start to lap us which is the best possible result. Keep on Keepin' On!
Originally Posted by Regnom3000
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08-09-21 06:37 #48292Regular Member

Posts: 2Airbnb Host Warns me of drugging
I was asking if its okay to bring tinder girls the apartment he's renting out and says its fine but to be careful and he has a protocol to follow because his guests have been drugged and robbed before. My Spanish isn't great so I lost him on how he was explaining his "protocol" can anyone help me out on what he means by this?
"Te cuento chicas de tinder han robado a mis huéspedes. Les dan escopolmina y los drogan.
Tengon un protocolo.
Un protocolo que debes cumplir si o si o si.
El protocolo consiste en lo siguiente:
Tu número de (Hidden by Airbnb) para corroborar que estas vivo y consciente al momento de que las personas entran y salen del apartamento.
Con un codigo de seguridad que sólo tú sabes!
Y este debe ser verificado por el señor de la puerta.
Al entrar y al salir."
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08-09-21 05:59 #48291Regular Member

Posts: 1643Tom, hey man, let's go Cruzin
Risky Business, Tom Cruise, Cruzin, get it? Jajajaja, Welcome!
Originally Posted by RiskyBusinesss
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08-09-21 05:22 #48290Senior Member

Posts: 40Where does it say this?
I've seen other posters make note of this, but I have never seen this said within an Airbnb listing and I've actively looked. Is it typically under house rules? I just looked at 7 random listings and saw nothing of the sort. I'm not asking in order to be challenging or critical, but to the contrary. I'm headed down in a few weeks for a month long stay myself, and want to make sure I don't screw myself over by overlooking it.
Originally Posted by RiskyBusinesss
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08-09-21 05:16 #48289Senior Member

Posts: 3374Great report, thank you!
Originally Posted by Regnom3000
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I learn something from you. I think it is a fair trade and you did not force her to do it.
Originally Posted by Osteoknot
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08-09-21 05:14 #48288Senior Member

Posts: 3374If you don't have better choice, you can try San Peters. Search here or google it.
Originally Posted by RiskyBusinesss
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I will suggest that you don't do it this way, at least not before you know the owner. It's for your own protection.
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08-09-21 04:50 #48287Senior Member

Posts: 5607There's a website where you can compare the cost of living in different cities. I used it quite a bit in the past. Just pick different cities in the 2 countries and compare them with your current city. There are others, but this is the one I used.
Originally Posted by JonesLover
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https://www.expatistan.com/cost-of-living
You'll find there's quite a difference between different cities in the same country.
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08-09-21 03:26 #48286Senior Member

Posts: 773They do this with their rates as well. Went with a group of friends for a bachelor party and brought them back to our Airbnb and they all quoted the same rate and wouldn't budge LOL.
Originally Posted by MojoBandit
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