Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=IpanemaCarioca;1599470]Recent stay, but issues is the same per 4 year period under previous administrations. The Victoria House has constant water and electrical issues. The water is either too hot or too cold. Then at times, the water is shut off without warning. I had to wait 3 hours in my room to get water. I killed my whole last day.

Then beware of their 18% credit card rate. Terra Linda's is 8%. However, Victoria House requires total stay bill up front. If you pay cash you have no refund recourse like a credit card would give. For example, if you read online about the original name of the hotel, Sosua Bay Resort, the hotel was closed with guests still on property and they had to find another hotel, but they were at a lost for paying cash.

The hotel is at a great location and has the best view in Sosua of Sosua beach, but it is poorly administrated and lacks security. Why did a taxi driver come knocking on my door. There are no phones or means to communicate with the front desk or management in case of an emergency. I've tried to bare with this property, but I'm done.[/QUOTE]I can not agree with the above. I spent a week at Victorian House in early June and was very pleased with my time there. There was one problem with the water pressure that was addressed and corrected immediately. I really liked the room, the AC worked great (important to me), and I found the staff both personable and attentive. I am going back soon!

[QUOTE=ConquerorVal;1599744]One thing that was interesting that night was that there was this nice looking young Haitian girl at the club who kept eyeing me, and eventually sat next to my chica and when she was not looking tried to physically pull me away.[/QUOTE]I have experienced that in the past and at first sight it might seem very rude. But in some cases haitianas resort to physically steering you around because they don't speak enough Spanish or English to communicate. This can be a promising sign that they are fresh out of Haiti, which is what you want.

But impatiently trying to "nick" you when you are clearly with another chica for the moment is just ignorant.

[QUOTE=ConquerorVal;1599744]Couple of nights later my Dominican born Haitian girl came to my novia ...[/QUOTE]If she is born in the DR she is Dominican, whatever the stupid government might say. The advantages which I and others claim for haitianas derive from cultural differences and upbringing, not from race or skin color. "Bad money always drives out good" (as the old saying has it) and the longer they are in the DR the more they sink to Dominican levels. Once they have been here three to six months they pick up all the nasty ways. One born in the DR is highly unlikely to acquire or retain many of the Haitian virtues.

Most of the best haitianas I have enjoyed had been here less than six months. (Though, needless to say, many haitianas are rotten even before they have crossed the border).

Your report has me all fired up. When I meet a winner I try do build repore and maintain contact. Broken record but need saying the better they know you the beer the sex. We are banging 19 year old pussy for 35 dollars a pop and sometimes 24 dollars. I am about 6 weeks from my next trip. I am debating where to spend my time. SD or Sosua. I have 6 days. You never mentioned what you paid.

[QUOTE=ConquerorVal;1599753]Sosua gets bad rap even from some of the posters in the Pattaya thread. Its been called a cesspool, a shithole. Etc. I beg to differ. In the recent 10 months, I have been to Pattaya once and Sosua twice. Each time for a week long period. When I think of Pattaya, even six months later I am still angry. I think the girls are spoiled and you actually have to have game to get their attention. WTF, I am the customer!! Moment I hit the ground in Sosua, the girls approach me. The ripoff in Pattaya lies in the bar fines and the ladies' drinks. Beach road girls and freelancers are much better. For the small area and numbers, Sosua is much more superior to Pattaya (cannot compare to other parts of Thailand). Most of the girls in Pattaya are just plain. For me the major plus for Pattaya was the incredible food and other fellow mongers. Met some awesome ISG members and expats. In Sosua, its the girls! This is my humble opinion and of course your mileage may vary. To make sure, I am planning a trip to Pattaya early next year.[/QUOTE]The biggest thing for me is the flight, both the cost and more importantly the duration.

Arrived yesterday afternoon after travelling on two flights and a red-eye. Checked into CC and set up my headquarters and "fuck hut" for the next two weeks. I brought with me the phone numbers of 5 DC Chicas I had been corresponding with over the last couple of months. The first one on the list was aware I was coming into town and said to call her upon arriving. Upon calling I left her a voice mail and text message and didn't hear back from her so after two hours I called another one I hadn't corresponded with in a while and told her I was in town and asked when she would be available. She said at 9 PM so I told her to meet me at the taxi stand in Sosua. I was surprised at how readily she was available with such short notice and very little previous interaction. Decided to make the rounds around town and while stepping out of the hotel I noticed some big butt girls trying to get some of the guys staying at CC to go with them. These girls where grotesque to me with their big fat asses. But I guess a lot of guys like this. Walking down the Strip around 5 PM I noticed a lot of the same hard core daytime Putas I saw back in May. They know me and don't bother approaching me as I have blown them off in the past. Seems like the town has kind of gone into hibernation compared to the middle of winter. Not as much traffic and things moving at a slower pace. Had dinner at CC and there is nothing like the Seabass with vegetables. Around 8 PM I get a text from my DC girl advising me she's running late and will arrive at 9:30 so decide to cancel as I was very tired and would pull one off the street. The DC chica understood and she is scheduled for 6 PM tonight. I put 200 pesos credit on her phone and she thanked me profusely. This is a tall / thin 30 year old so this one might turn out to be a stick of dynamite for an old fart like me. My plan is to take her to Baileys for a drink and see how well we can communicate in my semi-fluent Spanish. If all goes well the "fuck hut" will be ready.

Before stepping out to pick one up from the Strip I got a text from my Haitian sweetheart I met on my last trip wanting to know when I was arriving, etc. Oh boy, she knew I was coming into town so I told her I'm travelling today and would be here Sunday afternoon and to wait for my call. I got heavily addicted to this one on my last trip and cannot resist her but do like variety! I hit the Strip at 9 PM very tired and made the rounds. Not a lot of activity compared to February on a Friday night. Lots of Haitians hanging out in front of the "Vodoo Lounge" aka Bar Central. A half empty Rumbas with a bunch of bored looking Putas waiting for a sport fucker. There where also some pairs of young ones trying to get guys to go with them. I saw a few that interested me, however they smoked so I passed on them. Ran into one I went with last time who wanted to go to the room but I passed as she wasn't all that good and I didn't want to tell her so and [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord140][CodeWord140][/url] her off. I walked around observing and was very tired and noticed a younger Dominican who was a "loner" with no other friends, etc, on the Strip. I stopped to talk to her and she told me she was from PP and had been working in Sosua for two weeks and had no kids. She was kind of short, not all dressed up like the other Putas and rather plain but not ugly but had a nice body. I initially decided to pass on her and kept making the rounds. After surveying the scene and very little energy I went back and talked with the young Dominican and she wanted 1,500 Pesos for ST, I could of told her 1,000 Pesos and she would of went for it but instead told her three hours, blow job without a condom, and sex two times for 1,500 Pesos. I didn't want any misunderstanding what so ever in the room and explained all this in Spanish which she understood and agreed to. I don't waste my time with "hotties" from the Strip as they usually turn out to be duds and am always looking for something out of the norm.

After getting to the room she showered, I gave her something to eat, and she delivered as promised however she was a little to docile for me and very quiet. Sometimes you run into a sleeper off the Strip but not tonight. After an hour and a half I decided to cut her loose, gave her the amount I promised and sent her packing. I don't plan on pulling any more Chicas off the Strip for the remainder of this trip. My sense is there has been an ongoing shift as noted in the most previous posts about the girls attitudes because of all the "sport fucking". I"m having good luck off the DC dating site. Finally got some much needed sleep and went to Playa Encuentro and rode the waves for an hour and a half. Returned and had a nice breakfast, however there was a group of five guys making a lot of noise at the Hotel which is becoming more and more irritable. These guys are "sport fuckers" to the hilt. They are the ones affecting the attitudes of the Putas in my opinion as noted by others.

[QUOTE=Oakie;1599708]We are all familiar with the basic SP terms, like GFE, TDL, ST etc.

A number of posters recently have mentioned the "flip" or "flipping". It's amazing how a four letter word can describe a whole series of events.

I ask the veterans here, is this a common term that I've just never heard before?

Where did it originate? Was it here?, By who? (He deserves some recognition).

Do they "flip" in Rio, Thailand? Or is it something that just applies to Sosua?[/QUOTE]The flip is when you are at a massage place and you "flip" from lying on your stomach to lying on your back to get the happy ending.

[QUOTE=ConquerorVal;1599753]Sosua gets bad rap even from some of the posters in the Pattaya thread. Its been called a cesspool, a shithole. Etc. I beg to differ. In the recent 10 months, I have been to Pattaya once and Sosua twice. Each time for a week long period. When I think of Pattaya, even six months later I am still angry. I think the girls are spoiled and you actually have to have game to get their attention. WTF, I am the customer!! Moment I hit the ground in Sosua, the girls approach me. The ripoff in Pattaya lies in the bar fines and the ladies' drinks. Beach road girls and freelancers are much better. For the small area and numbers, Sosua is much more superior to Pattaya (cannot compare to other parts of Thailand). Most of the girls in Pattaya are just plain. For me the major plus for Pattaya was the incredible food and other fellow mongers. Met some awesome ISG members and expats. In Sosua, its the girls! This is my humble opinion and of course your mileage may vary. To make sure, I am planning a trip to Pattaya early next year.[/QUOTE]Pattya is good, and there are so many girls! I didn't frequent the bars much and met some nice ones from the Beach Road. If Pattya wasn't so far away, I would probably say it's a toss-up with Sosua. Both places have different charms!

Has anyone stayed at the coconut palms resort. Where is it located in Sosua. A friend of mine just book a room and trying to get information about it.

[QUOTE=GrownMan1;1599793]Has anyone stayed at the coconut palms resort. Where is it located in Sosua. A friend of mine just book a room and trying to get information about it.[/QUOTE]Oh no, your coming back to Sosua again! I thought you were headed to the Amazon to find an Amazon woman.

[QUOTE=GrownMan1;1599793]Has anyone stayed at the coconut palms resort. Where is it located in Sosua. A friend of mine just book a room and trying to get information about it.[/QUOTE]Stayed there many times. My Uncle had a time-share there and would always reserve the penthouse on the top floor. It had three bedrooms and an Ocean view that was spectacular. Food is good there also. It used to cost 50 p to ride a motochoncho or publico to Sosua. You can't take multiple girls there during the day because it has families staying there also. The pool is awesome. Perfectly balanced between Sosua and Cabarette.

[QUOTE=Funinthesun63;1599542]This IS the DR.[/QUOTE]We now it's the DR, I'm just sharing information. Or did you just discovered it's the DR? That bitchy reply you could've kept to yourself.

[QUOTE=IpanemaCarioca;1599838]We now it's the DR, I'm just sharing information. Or did you just discovered it's the DR? That bitchy reply you could've kept to yourself.[/QUOTE]You are the guy doing the bitching. Get over it already. This is how things are there.

[QUOTE=Puntz79;1599732]Too many mongers focused on two places. Rumbas and The Latins. Hey, it made things a lot easier no doubt. With those two bars, a monger knew that no matter what. They could always walk in there one evening and be walking out with a chica 60 seconds later. It was just that easy. But for those that had been going for awhile, while we may have relied on Rumbas and The Latins. It was relied on more as a last resort. The very first chica I ever got with was from the bar directly across PC from Rumbas. Hermans bar it is. And the funny thing is, I was so impatient and wanted to just sit there to see the view of Rumbas (at that time it was open air) and a chica came up to me and sat right next to me. 28 years old, beautiful face, nice body. This was within 2 minutes of sitting down. And on that first trip, I only got with a girl from Rumba or The Latins once. From the overall chicas I've had in Sosua, I would have to estimate that 25. Maybe 30% came from Rumba's or Latins. 40% came from other bars around Sosua. Some on PC, but others on the side streets etc. 10% from the beach, daytime action. But some turned into dates later that night due to excellent performance. And the remaining 20% are either streetwalkers that I ran into while walking around Sosua or they are "normal" chicas. Either have a job, go to school, or I met them from DC. I think that's a fairly accurate breakdown of my experiences anyways. So the two main hotspots were just a small part of my trip. As I've said before, now it's just a little more effort on everyones part since one bar is closed, the other bar seems to have changed policies multiple times and there appears to be more police presence. But sometimes I think we were a bit too spoiled...[/QUOTE]It's funny how easily people switched and relied on D'Latins, and how quickly they forget that the'Latins was a relatively recent invention, having only been around for a short time, and one that I thought spoiled the scene on Pedro Clisante. Before the advent of the central go-to place in the form of the'Latins the the chica talent was more evenly dispersed amongst the other bars which made instead of piled into one place you could barely breathe in. I'm thrilled that the'Latins is closed, and that maybe some of that chica osmosis will spread them around a bit again. I'm also really happy that Classicos is back in vogue again, and that once again mongers can enjoy a separation of the wheat from the chaff, as the overall level of girl seems to be a bit higher in terms of looks (at least it was before when Classicos was the spot) and with air conditioning! LOL. In any case, being able to ciruclate more easily and to be able to enjoy the different bar cultures and music and still expect to find girls would be a positive thing for me. To be fair, I haven't been back to Sosua since the'Latins closed, so I'm not seeing the full effect yet, but while the'Latins was open I thought it was a negative blight on the overall scene.

Losing Passions was a blow to the scene, but relatively speaking only a small one, even though I was sorry to see it go. Despite all the other ridiculous changes taking place in Sosua I can't help but think that the'Latins closing is a fantastic change for the better.

[QUOTE=Oakie;1599708]We are all familiar with the basic SP terms, like GFE, TDL, ST etc.

A number of posters recently have mentioned the "flip" or "flipping". It's amazing how a four letter word can describe a whole series of events.

I ask the veterans here, is this a common term that I've just never heard before?

Where did it originate? Was it here?, By who? (He deserves some recognition).

Do they "flip" in Rio, Thailand? Or is it something that just applies to Sosua?[/QUOTE]The flip I know originated from drug dealing and means to take something in then get rid of it quickly while making a decent profit. Now they are using the term in real estate, where people buy a house, make a few modifications, then sell it for a good profit within a short amount of time. In Sosua the chicas like to flip tricks. They go to the room with them, make them cum quickly, and then are out of there with their money. I guess it is synonymous with how the word turn used to be used. Turn a trick. Get him in and out.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;1599781]I brought with me the phone numbers of 5 DC Chicas I had been corresponding with over the last couple of months. The first one on the list was aware I was coming into town and said to call her upon arriving. Upon calling I left her a voice mail and text message and didn't hear back from her so after two hours I called another one I hadn't corresponded with in a while and told her I was in town and asked when she would be available. She said at 9 PM so I told her to meet me at the taxi stand in Sosua. I was surprised at how readily she was available with such short notice and very little previous interaction.[/QUOTE]Why were you so surprised? Many guys have been saying it here for so long. That is the DC creed. Get on, ask them for their number and if they have whatsapp. Hit them up when you arrive in country. No matter if it is 3 years down the road. No need for all of that chatting back and forth stuff. Half up them don't have shit else to do. It's the DR!