Rio de Janeiro Reports

[QUOTE=FuckAfMedDig;1863986]There are always horror stories like this but many do well. One I knew just came back from Club Vive and made 75 K euros in 6 months-she is a 9. 5 and all natural so little wonder but had zero hassle-the place they work also determines the risks. Club Vive is by the Bernabeau Stadium and frequented by stars, players, judges, businessmen, politicians etc-maybe that is th reason I doesn't get raided.[/QUOTE]Can you please PM me the contact details of this 9. 5? I will give her the Cartman test drive back here in Brazil.

This isn't as easy as Medellin, anyone have reliable intel? PM if needed.

[QUOTE=EricCartman;1864161]Can you please PM me the contact details of this 9. 5? I will give her the Cartman test drive back here in Brazil.[/QUOTE]Unfortunately she quit the biz and is studying!

Aracaju, Sergipe.

She did have a 3 week stint at MC during WC-her debut-I did happen to pop in there and discovered her.

Did bring her back to Rio to hang with me and then she set sail for Espana.

[QUOTE=SrChivo;1864164]This isn't as easy as Medellin, anyone have reliable intel? PM if needed.[/QUOTE]IBIS but check them in and out personally and book room for 2 and tell them your friend comes later. Always works.

I abused Best Western Ipanema shamelessly as well-they would just call up-so and so is in reception for you mr fuckafmeddig and let them up to get the treatment but not sure now-that was 2014. Brought back a bunch-checked in as 2.

Air BnB bro. Just look for apts that allow guests or for minimal surcharge.

Places that require ID upfront of everyone staying-forget it and good luck like Taken 5.

[QUOTE=EricCartman;1864160]No entrada if you bring the flyer while the game is on.[/QUOTE]Thats something! Would that still make it like 450 for 1 hour program including suite?

IS Solarium still white girl heaven with occasional mulatto thrown in for good measure and equal opportunity?

Arrived back home and I am already planning my next trip. Things havn't changed
a great deal copacabana apart from it being cheaper for me. I bought all my Reals in the
UK at 5. 70 to the before it dropped due Britain maybe pulling out of Europe.

The GDP's hanging at Mabs are no different from the ones who were at Balcony. You can find
nice ones there who will perform well and do what they agree to, the others will try to rush
the program and head back to mabs to pull another.

One Friday I left mabs in a taxi and there must have been 50+ Garotas lined up together trying to
pull in cars along Av. Atlantica. The taxi driver was slowing down and shouting at them as we drove passed.

I used taxis more than last time, where before it was buses the metro and omnibuses.
I felt relitively safe In Copacabana but was always on the look out. I bought a cheap android phone
for this trip as I did not want to carry my iphone around but as long as you are careful there is no need.

I saw many cariocas walking around with phones stuffed in there back pockets without a care. But I do not recommend this.

I did not see many beggar kids on the streets like before but while sittling at Kice Sucos I saw a little old black lady hustle 3 people
her own age. From what I was told from the guys there, she asked people for 5-10 reals to get
herself back home by bus. She approaches people the same age as her, and while I was sat there
it worked 3 times.

I hated grocery shopping! There seems to be no quiet period where you can pop into Zona Sul and get
a few things. I queued for 25 minutes one day. So I found the best thing to do was to shop before I went
to the gym, early in the morning around 7 am.

BrazilCipid was a good tool to use. I got many numbers and contacts but many I could tell would be hard work with
no Porto, and they were looking for husbands. I met one on my 2nd night at her apartment. Perfect english 22 years old.
She got me drunk on home made caipirinha. A bait and switch, as she was alot bigger than her photos she had sent, but the
biggest tits I have have ever had!!

Beach action can still be found infront Othon Palace although nothing like it used to be. But it is
nice to have that option there. I counted around 6-8 on one day.

Termas for me are Cancun and 4 x4. They have something for everyone with great atmospheres in both. I visited
MC on my last day for a dupla and will not set foot in any copacabana terma again. (Unless Luomo comes back
To life). The price, the performance was just not worth it, even with the exchange rate.

I sessioned with many independents and found them good value for money. I did however have one bad day. I was hungover
so decided to stay home and order in for the night time. I arranged for Sayonara a mixed japanese chick to come by (pictures below). We set the time and I
confirmed my road etc. With 30 minutes to go I asked if she needed the apt no and she said she could not make it today.

So its now late and I'm going through whatsapp and a negra also lets me down but says she has friends who can visit me. I said
I do not do blind dates, so she sends photos of 5 GDP's. I make my choice and we set the price and time.
I wait and an hour passes and nothing, message her and nothing, so I taxi it to mabs where I get a message asking me where I am and that the chick is
waiting with her driver!! I taxi back and she's waiting in the back of a car, and the driver let her out. She's the same
as the photo but something is up. In the apartment she has attitude and I notice her eyes are pinged. No english and no porto
we use google translate and she wants me to go down and pay the driver while she waits in apartment. I make the decision that this
is only going to get worse, and I will not enjoy my time, so I say cancel program and walk her down. She asks for 200 + 60 for the driver!!

I know I have to pay somthing but its not going to be that. I stand in the lobby and hand her 150 and point up at the camera and she looks
up at it. I tell her that is it, and she walks out. The next hour is hell, as the negra who arranged it whatsapps me non stop, asking
for more money as the driver wanted his cut, and the GDP another 50. They waited in the car for 1 hour and then left.

On the flip side, I have had beautiful repeats with a a Mulata who is an independant, studying at university to be a lawyer. She would
travel for 2 hours to spend 3 hours+ for 150. The last day we did suga loaf then BBQ food and an afternoon of sex and she studied for an hour
while I worked. I was happy to give her 300 reals.

With the exchange rate the way it is, Brazil is my number 1 destnation, but with termas closing and not liking the prives and clinica scene
it will be more difficult to find what I am looking for with ease.

My number one priority now is to learn Portuguese. I know 100% my time spent in Brazil will be 100% better.

[QUOTE=Koolkid;1864474]With the exchange rate the way it is, Brazil is my number 1 destnation, but with termas closing and not liking the prives and clinica scene
it will be more difficult to find what I am looking for with ease.

My number one priority now is to learn Portuguese. I know 100% my time spent in Brazil will be 100% better.[/QUOTE]Nice report. Yes if you learn Portuguese, you will see a completely new Brazil, especially if you want Non-Pros, one of my Wingman knows Portuguese and hits up the regular disco spots, he pulls really nice stunna hotties. You will get a lot of GFE.

[QUOTE=FuckAfMedDig;1863321] The only salvation could be an influx of gringos if Real drops to ridiculusly low levels-but if the situation socially keeps deteriorating that might also deter tourists.

Its a tricky one to predict.

[/QUOTE]Breadman here from the US, travel mainly to Germany and Thailand (and have to mention Canada as well) for the hobby. Have to say I spend my money where its the easiest for me to spend it, and going thru the visa process to get a visa to enter Brazil and pay $160 with a specific type of check will keep this tourist heading to other destinations. And it doesn't help that Brazil's embassy's now only accept online applications, many Americans won't even consider visiting a country with all these extra restrictions. And look south to Argentina, they've waived their visa fee for US citizens. Where will the US tourists go if they want to see South America if Argentina extends their visa waiver?

Personally I'd love to head to Brazil to check out the action but its that first major headache that's keeping me from visiting. Am I the only one? Unlikely. Charge an exit fee at the airport and I'll be there tomorrow. Make me jump thru hoops, send in my passport, get a photo taken, apply online, get a check made. Screw it. I'm tired already of posting about it let alone getting the visa shit completed. I'm off to Germany instead.

[QUOTE=Breadman;1864557]Personally I'd love to head to Brazil to check out the action but its that first major headache that's keeping me from visiting. Am I the only one? Unlikely. Charge an exit fee at the airport and I'll be there tomorrow. Make me jump thru hoops, send in my passport, get a photo taken, apply online, get a check made. Screw it. I'm tired already of posting about it let alone getting the visa shit completed. I'm off to Germany instead.[/QUOTE]I've been to BA a couple of times and had some really strong mongering experiences there. But for us Brazil lovers, Argentina is no substitute for Brazil. The two experiences are quite different. There's one and only "Marvelous City", and that's in Brazil! Enjoy Germany. Perhaps I'll run into you there one day as it's my number two destination. But nothing is going to top Brazil for this here "monger", and especially not Thailand where the overwhelming majority of the tutes just don't have a look that I like.

[QUOTE=Breadman;1864557]Breadman here from the US, travel mainly to Germany and Thailand (and have to mention Canada as well) for the hobby. Have to say I spend my money where its the easiest for me to spend it, and going thru the visa process to get a visa to enter Brazil and pay $160 with a specific type of check will keep this tourist heading to other destinations. And it doesn't help that Brazil's embassy's now only accept online applications, many Americans won't even consider visiting a country with all these extra restrictions. And look south to Argentina, they've waived their visa fee for US citizens. Where will the US tourists go if they want to see South America if Argentina extends their visa waiver?

Personally I'd love to head to Brazil to check out the action but its that first major headache that's keeping me from visiting. Am I the only one? Unlikely. Charge an exit fee at the airport and I'll be there tomorrow. Make me jump thru hoops, send in my passport, get a photo taken, apply online, get a check made. Screw it. I'm tired already of posting about it let alone getting the visa shit completed. I'm off to Germany instead.[/QUOTE]If the visa application (online process, fee, and all that goes along with it) is what's keeping you from going to Brasil, I'll go out on a limb to say that you you really don't want to visit there. The process is not a difficult one but if it is not something that you wish to do, I don't believe any of the regulars here will discourage you from Europe or Asia but I will bet you that if you did somehow overcome such thinking. That by the time you cleared customs and walked through the Dufry at the bottom of the escalator (Rio), that you'd be glad you did make that decision to go. The journey would definitely begin there, in that moment. It's only as difficult as you perceive it to be.

But who I am to say don't go to Europe or Asia?

What it will do though is leave a higher number of potentials for those of us who are always wanting / happy to be "home" (aka in Rio). Thanks for helping to keep the ratio up.

[QUOTE=Breadman;1864557]Breadman here from the US, travel mainly to Germany and Thailand (and have to mention Canada as well) for the hobby. Have to say I spend my money where its the easiest for me to spend it, and going thru the visa process to get a visa to enter Brazil and pay $160 with a specific type of check will keep this tourist heading to other destinations. And it doesn't help that Brazil's embassy's now only accept online applications, many Americans won't even consider visiting a country with all these extra restrictions. And look south to Argentina, they've waived their visa fee for US citizens. Where will the US tourists go if they want to see South America if Argentina extends their visa waiver?

Personally I'd love to head to Brazil to check out the action but its that first major headache that's keeping me from visiting. Am I the only one? Unlikely. Charge an exit fee at the airport and I'll be there tomorrow. Make me jump thru hoops, send in my passport, get a photo taken, apply online, get a check made. Screw it. I'm tired already of posting about it let alone getting the visa shit completed. I'm off to Germany instead.[/QUOTE]Ugh, here we go.

1) Visa requirements are being waived around the 2016 Summer Olympics. Google it.

2) Brazil frankly doesn't care that you or others find the visa process tedious.

3) How about contributing some tips to the Rio board, as this is supposed to be for exchanging info about sex in Rio. There are other General Brazil forums here for chit-chat.

On the topic of (3), 502 is also rumored to be on the edge of shutting down due to lack of customers. Who knows? With things so bad, you would think the girls would not cancel when they have a real opportunity. I had a recent "amiga colorida," who I've been seeing about 1 x per week (she looks like Megan Rain), cancel on me tonight after I'd confirmed both yesterday and today. "Her kid is sick and had to go to the hospital. " Yeh, whatever. No BRL 400 for her then. Yeh that's the Cartman house rate for girls who stay the night and provide "special services" these days. I generally think it's enough to ensure good performance / compliance, but clearly it failed in its attraction tonight.

Sadly too late at night for me to arrange something else.

Meanwhile an old flame, who has been dating a white dude who she *never tags* in all the lovey dovey FB posts, is sending me texts asking if I know anyone who wants to do a programa with her as she's hurting for cash.

[QUOTE=Breadman;1864557]Breadman here from the US, travel mainly to Germany and Thailand (and have to mention Canada as well) for the hobby. Have to say I spend my money where its the easiest for me to spend it, and going thru the visa process to get a visa to enter Brazil and pay $160 with a specific type of check will keep this tourist heading to other destinations. And it doesn't help that Brazil's embassy's now only accept online applications, many Americans won't even consider visiting a country with all these extra restrictions. And look south to Argentina, they've waived their visa fee for US citizens. Where will the US tourists go if they want to see South America if Argentina extends their visa waiver?

Personally I'd love to head to Brazil to check out the action but its that first major headache that's keeping me from visiting. Am I the only one? Unlikely. Charge an exit fee at the airport and I'll be there tomorrow. Make me jump thru hoops, send in my passport, get a photo taken, apply online, get a check made. Screw it. I'm tired already of posting about it let alone getting the visa shit completed. I'm off to Germany instead.[/QUOTE]I agree it's a pain. I was surprised they gave me a 10 year visa when I applied last year. That takes a little of the pain away. Also, I've heard they will not require a visa this summer due to the Olympics. I'm not sure what the dates are for the no-visa period.

I'll be headed to Vitoria Brazil for one week starting this Friday. If anyone has any info on Vitoria, I would love to hear about it. If not, then I'll have a good post on it in a few weeks.

[QUOTE=Diegoff61;1864582]If the visa application (online process, fee, and all that goes along with it) is what's keeping you from going to Brasil, I'll go out on a limb to say that you you really don't want to visit there. The process is not a difficult one but if it is not something that you wish to do, I don't believe any of the regulars here will discourage you from Europe or Asia but I will bet you that if you did somehow overcome such thinking. That by the time you cleared customs and walked through the Dufry at the bottom of the escalator (Rio), that you'd be glad you did make that decision to go. The journey would definitely begin there, in that moment. It's only as difficult as you perceive it to be.

But who I am to say don't go to Europe or Asia?

What it will do though is leave a higher number of potentials for those of us who are always wanting / happy to be "home" (aka in Rio). Thanks for helping to keep the ratio up.[/QUOTE]Barrier to entry visa helps keep the ratio down!

June 1 through September 18. USA, Japanese, Australian, and Canadian citizens don't need a visa. One of the main reasons I'm visiting this summer. (USA Summer).

Been reading the forum non-stop in the meantime. Incredibly informative. Keep up the great work. Will provide FR of my own once returning.

[QUOTE=Safado69;1864627]Barrier to entry visa helps keep the ratio down![/QUOTE]The mulatas of the picks are superb!

ABG.