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05-22-25 21:47 #69267Senior Member

Posts: 18164These are old monger tales. If if was a fifth then we would all be drunk. I know many guys here claim to be blind to this, but those agents can tell by the picture if the girls are 12 instead of 21. They are not spending time on a witchhunt if the girls could possibly be 17 years and 364 days old. Reminds of me a time when a monger in the Thailand threads posted a pic of a transvestite he had been with in Europe that he thought was a woman, and other posters also claimed it looked like a woman while to me looking like a striaght up dude that used to have a 380 batting average in the negro leagues. If a guy can't tell the difference between a 15 year old and an 18 year old, then maybe he does need to be investigated.
Originally Posted by DiscoverFL
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05-22-25 20:15 #69266Senior Member

Posts: 240Nothing, except if your phone has a bunch of 19–25 year-old chica photos; it now up to the agent to decide the ages of those images and potential violation. Which means you could be held up and even be subject to potential prosecution until it can be clearly established the age of the women in the pictures, they are judging you on. Unless you have a cedula pic for every girl you get a picture of, this law could use be used to give customs authorities quite some leeway to hold and investigate. I wasn't suggesting anyone here would visit someone under 18. The discussion was about how could customs hold you up or delay you based on pictures in your phone. The law is the response. They could use it to start an investigation into images to try to decide if a crime has been committed.
Originally Posted by MrEnternational
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05-21-25 15:39 #69265Senior Member

Posts: 228Yeah she's always good for BBBJ. I've been frequented her over the past several years.
Originally Posted by JohnHancock11
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05-21-25 15:11 #69264Senior Member

Posts: 6420I visited Zandalay when I was in Mde in April. The lineup was not great. Nevertheless, chose Hannah and had a good time. Basically, all casas have seen better days and I just tend to choose the best in the lineup who usually get the job done.
Originally Posted by Knowledge
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05-20-25 17:37 #69263Senior Member

Posts: 18164I am lost. What path did the girls take and what is the problem with Zandalay? Are you saying it is over because there were no girls you liked that particular day?
Originally Posted by Knowledge
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05-20-25 15:19 #69262Regular Member

Posts: 3Thanks for the detailed response! I did end up cancelling with them. I got an Airbnb that was guest friendly and had some good security. Not my first preference but I was feeling nervous about potential more clamp downs by the government since my trip is only planned for later this year.
Originally Posted by Nomars777
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05-20-25 15:15 #69261Senior Member

Posts: 4349R. I. P. Zandaly
It pains me to write this review of the once great Zandaly. The news is not good. Before I get into the details, I want to remind everybody that all casas have in common. They all have up and down cycles, sometimes within a single day. So I popped into Zandaly for the first time in months last week. I had defaulted to other nearby Centro casas and I noticed that several of the girls had followed the same path. The support staff were the same familiar faces. The selection of providers was small and sub standard. The barmaid / manager knows me well enough that she didn't bother asking if I liked any of the girls from the line up. I had planned to hang out at the bar and shoot the shit with her as usual but the oversize provider seated next to me started vaping. I was all done at that moment. Probably the next time I go there will be when friends from out of town visit and want to check it out. It makes me a little sad because I've been going there for more than 15 years, including during the early days of the pandemic when they were one of the last to shut down.
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05-20-25 13:41 #69260Senior Member

Posts: 348Medellin chicas
Great report. Is there a specific FB group page where you were hunting? Where did you stay? Colombia sounds much cheaper than my usual mongering grounds other than Thailand.
Originally Posted by JohnHancock11
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05-20-25 01:38 #69259Regular Member

Posts: 118Haven Hotel allowed one guest per day free, any additional was $125 k cop. They were good about the policy.
Originally Posted by Nomars777
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05-19-25 23:18 #69258Senior Member

Posts: 625They should have called it "The Woman Act" then.
Originally Posted by MrEnternational
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05-19-25 18:33 #69257Senior Member

Posts: 18164If they were trying to clamp down then they would not allow it. By charging 200 K, they are just trying to make money off of it.
Originally Posted by Nomars777
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05-19-25 16:10 #69256Senior Member

Posts: 262Not sure what's going on, just messaged them to confirm what they told me mid-Februar
I emailed / sent WhatsApp messages to many hotels in the Provenza / Parque Lleras area mid-February to get clear answers as to what their guest policy was.
At that time, Nakua responded that they allowed guests, but charged $200 k COP per person per visit. Even if you booked your room for 2 people, the 1st one was not "free" like it is at Hotel Dix and other locations. $200 k is a lot for an extra guest, so I immediately guessed they were trying to clamp down on "visitas femininas".
I just WhatsApp messaged them again and this is what they responded:
First I asked if visitors were permitted, they said this: si se permiten visitas sin embargo estas no pueden tardar mas de 15 minutos de lo contrario deberas hacer pago de un páx adicional el cual tiene costo de 200.000 cop. Basically any visitor is allowed for up to 15 minutes, if they stay longer than that, you must pay $200 k Colombian Pesos.
Then this:
Las personas que tarden más de 15 minutos ya se tomará como acompañante why no visita, por lo tanto debe de pagar un pax adicional e identificar a la persona que ingresa con pasaporte en caso de extranjeros why cedula de ciudadanía nacionales. If they stay longer than 15 minutes, they must be registered as a guest, essentially, and must provide passport info, if foreigners, or license for those Colombians or Venezolanas (I'm guessing because they didn't specifically say *only* Colombian IDs).
Finally, I asked if visitors are allowed to stay the night, they said, yes, of course, but have to registered as guests and you have to pay the $200 k. Por supuesto! Recuerde que la persona que usted registre es la única persona que puede ingresar a pasar la noche con usted.
That's the latest for Nakua as of this morning.
Personally, I'd go with Hotel Dix or Hotel Torre Poblado, you get a freebie each day, as long as you reserved your room for 2 guests, and each additional is only $100 k COP $24 USD at today's exchange rate.
If you do stay there, let us know how it goes. I really did like the rooms and on my last visit in April, I stopped by to see how the hotel looks and they have added a really nice bar and restaurant on the main floor and moved the concierge desks to the right vs. Right in front. I also did really like the room.
Originally Posted by FranciscoD
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05-18-25 23:34 #69255Regular Member

Posts: 3Haha yeah I can obviously read. I just wasn't sure if that was some of sort generic disclaimer that everyone gets. This place has been recommended by a couple of people on the forum so I wanted to check in to see if this is a new policy, or if I can safely ignore it. I guess I will restart the search for a place then.
Originally Posted by WanderingMan
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05-18-25 21:51 #69254Senior Member

Posts: 1261Right. But to answer the question as to why the authorities may be looking at your stuff going back to the US it would be to look for whatever violations they imagine you might have made. Just for fun they also look at foreigners phones, computers, etc. Coming in to the US legally, looking for who knows what.
Originally Posted by MrEnternational
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05-18-25 20:48 #69253Senior Member

Posts: 18164The Mann Act was with women who are not your wife, not minors. That is the reason are. Kelly is in jail. That is why you have to be careful flying hookers around or getting on airplanes with them, because it violates that law and is considered human trafficking.
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