Cali Reports

I arrived there at 10pm.

There’s an other club next door to the right (didn’t get in).

The place had 15-20 girls, nothing special to my taste, but I saw a couple of doable.
The guy proposed me a beer but as I never drink any alcohol or soda, he had nothing for me! Not even a bottle of water!

But I sat and girls came to present themselves.

I had seen a tall white skinny girl, but she came last, and didn’t seemed to be very interested, so I choose a very skinny “morenita” : Jamie.

Prices are 30K for 20 minutes, 45K for 30 minutes and 60K for an hour.
Condom and room are paid by the girl.

The room is a little bit scrappy but major problem is no Fan, so temperature got high and I got sweat.

I started with my favourite oral exploration and she didn’t say no when I teased her ass.
This is not so common here.

Her oral technique was poor and she was not very please to suck me uncovered.
So I left her cover me but with the condom I can hardly feel something if the girl is not very good, wish was not the case.

So, I started with classical positions, and after a while I decided to make my way to the tiny ass.

She helped me to get in !!! And she remained ok all the (long) way (10 minutes ?).
But I was exhausted and was not able to come.

So she gave me a very short massage because the game was over and the girl outside had stroke at our door twice already.

So, if you like skinny “Morenita” and if anal is something you like, Jamie is to be your girl.

Her Cell number is : 311 392 42 03

Enjoy.

I have a gf there and I was wondering if anyone knows anything about that area? safety?

thanks

If you are talking about Florida (maybe a hour and a half to the east by bus), not La Florida, I was there for a day at the end of July. Met a guy that was born there and teaches at the high school. Went out one day and he showed me around town - introduced me to a lot of people - it was a nice experience. We took a short trip to another town with a taxi driver friend of his and one of his former students.

The mountains to the east of town are reputed to be an area of possible guerrilla activity, but the trip out there from Cali was said to be safe. My host didn't seem to have any concerns about guerrillas, and for whatever it's worth, I never felt unsafe on the roads or in town. Florida did have several soldiers in the downtown that were standing inside sandbag areas, and I did see some small groups of soldiers walking around town.

But, I was with a native, for whatever that was worth. I have heard a lot about the surrounding areas of Cali still being insecure, especially further to the south.

Hope this helps.

Now this cant be good for Cali cartel/gringo relations! Can it? Be careful out there!


$50 million drug-money seizure may be biggest score ever
POSTED: 10:55 p.m. EST, January 17, 2007
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• Colombian police find millions in U.S. currency, euros in three raids
• Large quantity of gold found behind wall
• U.S. drug agents present during raids
• Money, gold thought to belong to top cocaine-trafficking cartel
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Colombian national police recovered close to $50 million in U.S. currency as well as other money during three raids in the past week on houses used to stash drug proceeds, a U.S. official told CNN on Wednesday.

It is thought to be the most money ever seized by a law enforcement agency in the world, said the official, who requested anonymity due to the sensitive nature of the investigation.

The raids were conducted following a tip from a source working with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, the official told CNN. The DEA then provided information to the Colombian National Police.

The first of the raids -- all of which were conducted in the Cali area -- took place Friday, and $13 million and more than €2 million was seized. The cash was in a false cabinet and wall that led to a hidden room. Another cash seizure took place Tuesday, when police recovered $16 million to $18 million.

Separately, another house was searched on Wednesday and a large quantity of gold was found. Officials said a wall had to be destroyed to get to the gold.

DEA agents accompanied Colombian police on the raids, the DEA official said.

The money and gold likely belonged to a member of the Norte Valle Cartel, which dominates the cocaine trade in Colombia, the official told CNN.

[QUOTE=MiamiHeatLuver]Now this cant be good for Cali cartel/gringo relations! Can it? Be careful out there!


$50 million drug-money seizure may be biggest score ever
POSTED: 10:55 p.m. EST, January 17, 2007
Story Highlights
• Colombian police find millions in U.S. currency, euros in three raids
• Large quantity of gold found behind wall
• U.S. drug agents present during raids
• Money, gold thought to belong to top cocaine-trafficking cartel
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Colombian national police recovered close to $50 million in U.S. currency as well as other money during three raids in the past week on houses used to stash drug proceeds, a U.S. official told CNN on Wednesday.

It is thought to be the most money ever seized by a law enforcement agency in the world, said the official, who requested anonymity due to the sensitive nature of the investigation.

The raids were conducted following a tip from a source working with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, the official told CNN. The DEA then provided information to the Colombian National Police.

The first of the raids -- all of which were conducted in the Cali area -- took place Friday, and $13 million and more than €2 million was seized. The cash was in a false cabinet and wall that led to a hidden room. Another cash seizure took place Tuesday, when police recovered $16 million to $18 million.

Separately, another house was searched on Wednesday and a large quantity of gold was found. Officials said a wall had to be destroyed to get to the gold.

DEA agents accompanied Colombian police on the raids, the DEA official said.

The money and gold likely belonged to a member of the Norte Valle Cartel, which dominates the cocaine trade in Colombia, the official told CNN.[/QUOTE]

But at the same time, aren't we their best customers?

[QUOTE=Col Bog 1]I arrived there at 10pm.

There’s an other club next door to the right (didn’t get in).

The place had 15-20 girls, nothing special to my taste, but I saw a couple of doable.
The guy proposed me a beer but as I never drink any alcohol or soda, he had nothing for me! Not even a bottle of water!

But I sat and girls came to present themselves.

I had seen a tall white skinny girl, but she came last, and didn’t seemed to be very interested, so I choose a very skinny “morenita” : Jamie.

Prices are 30K for 20 minutes, 45K for 30 minutes and 60K for an hour.
Condom and room are paid by the girl.

The room is a little bit scrappy but major problem is no Fan, so temperature got high and I got sweat.

I started with my favourite oral exploration and she didn’t say no when I teased her ass.
This is not so common here.

Her oral technique was poor and she was not very please to suck me uncovered.
So I left her cover me but with the condom I can hardly feel something if the girl is not very good, wish was not the case.

So, I started with classical positions, and after a while I decided to make my way to the tiny ass.

She helped me to get in !!! And she remained ok all the (long) way (10 minutes ?).
But I was exhausted and was not able to come.

So she gave me a very short massage because the game was over and the girl outside had stroke at our door twice already.

So, if you like skinny “Morenita” and if anal is something you like, Jamie is to be your girl.

Her Cell number is : 311 392 42 03

Enjoy.[/QUOTE]


great report

I was thinking about going to Cali in March. I speak minimal spanish, but enough to get around. I went to CTG and found it supprisingly safe. I thought that i would check out cali since i heard that the prettiest women are there. Can anyone advise on Hotels / plans of action to be safe.

Thanks

Cartagena is very safe, Cali is not as safe, but that shouldn't stop you visiting though.

Just be more carefull about security related things in general than you would be in Ctg.

grow eyes in the back of your head, stay North of the river and keep your guard up in avenida sexta also. Hunter is correct when stating that it is not CTG, but that your should not visit Cali because of this concern. A lot of fine women. Just be smart.

the best casas are actually South of the river FAR from the gringo areas (Hotel IC and Avenida Sexta). I have been to Cali more than 10 times without incident.
Using big city common sense, and speaking at least passable Spanish, are important. Nowhere is completely safe, not even the Laguito district of Cartagena where most tourists stay (outside the tourist cocoon Cartagena is just as dangerous as any other Colombian city-go walk around the Pleyboy Club in El Bosque at night to see what I mean).

Some pepople get lulled into a false sense of security if they only have visited Cartagena.Go to el bosque as Surfer points out and you will see another side of the place,it definetley is not Laguito!

[QUOTE=Hoya Boy]I was thinking about going to Cali in March. I speak minimal spanish, but enough to get around. I went to CTG and found it supprisingly safe. I thought that i would check out cali since i heard that the prettiest women are there. Can anyone advise on Hotels / plans of action to be safe.

Thanks[/QUOTE]Don't worry about a thing. I spent about 5 weeks there about 6 months ago and never felt safer. There are police officers on every corner. I stayed with some friends in a supposedly "unsafe" area, but I just noticed that the only difference was that it was better secured than other areas. I only had one problem-that turned out to be an incident that made me feel even safer there. Some guy started follwing me, asking where I was going, what I wanted, etc. He was starting to annoy me, so I just started kicking his ass. A police officer ran over, and I just said he was bothering me, so the cop told him to get out of there. I found the people in Cali to be more friendly than anywhere else I've been in the world. I even did a lot of mongering and had no problems. I noticed that in Colombia the Cab drivers don't lurk around after they drop you off at the Strip Joints like they do in Mexico. And, all the Cabs that I was in had a metered rate, as opposed to the Haggle thing that you always have to do in other countries. Hope this info helps, and have a good trip.

[QUOTE=Skug37]Don't worry about a thing. I spent about 5 weeks there about 6 months ago and never felt safer. There are police officers on every corner. I stayed with some friends in a supposedly "unsafe" area, but I just noticed that the only difference was that it was better secured than other areas. I only had one problem-that turned out to be an incident that made me feel even safer there. Some guy started follwing me, asking where I was going, what I wanted, etc. He was starting to annoy me, so I just started kicking his ass. A police officer ran over, and I just said he was bothering me, so the cop told him to get out of there. I found the people in Cali to be more friendly than anywhere else I've been in the world. I even did a lot of mongering and had no problems. I noticed that in Colombia the Cab drivers don't lurk around after they drop you off at the Strip Joints like they do in Mexico. And, all the Cabs that I was in had a metered rate, as opposed to the Haggle thing that you always have to do in other countries. Hope this info helps, and have a good trip.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, having strange guys follow you, sounds awful safe. lol. There is somewhat of a police presence on the Sexta or Chipe Chape area, but besides that, i could go for miles and never see one cop, or where my girlfriend lives in DECEPAZ, the taxis do not like to go there at night due to the fact that there is road construction and they need to drive through it at a snails pace and feer robery, ALSO they robbed my novia for her cell in a supposively "NICE" area. right behind Hotel Intercontinental in front of our apartment. Imagine that, gonna take someones life for a cellphone? This guy is giving you a false sense of security, you need to have street smarts wherever you go in Cali, from the "nice" areas to the "not so nice", areas. Dont beleive the hype.

Skug37 ... PLeeeeeeze.
Don't tell a guy not to worry in Cali.

Of course it's not a war zone or anything, but just the mere fact that some dude was following you should tell you somethng.
It's common, and I don't recommend just kicking someone's ass as you say, many guys are armed and trying to kick their ass might just [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord140][CodeWord140][/url] the wrong guy off.

One minute you feel safe and cozy and then it can hit you. You just never know, especialy for a new guy, unfamiliar, lack of Spanish skills, etc.

Go to Cali, have fun, but definitely take good precautions.

Be smart y Suerte!

Went by ESCOCES the other night in Cali ... the place near the Intercontinental ... it was a Saturday night.

I have to say the quality has gone down hill since my last visit there a couple months ago. Out of the 20 or so chicas I saw, none of them got my attention. Maybe 1 or 2 were OK ... the rest gorditas :)

Just a quick report .... Suerte!