Rio de Janeiro Reports

[QUOTE=AxelHeyst;2792703]I use my credit cards at all restaurants, grocery stores, hotels, uber rides, and termas in RJ and all restaurants, grocery stores, hotels, clinicas, and boates in SP. I have never been ripped off. On extremely rare occasions (like once every 3 or 4 years) I might see a fraudulent charge on my account. I report it to the bank, they freeze the account, remove the charge, and I move on to different credit card until I go home. So where is the risk? There is none.

Debit cards are another story. I am very careful in the use of my debit cards. I never use them for purchases. I bring many CC's with me on a trip, but I only bring 2 debit cards. My main debit card is issued by Schwab. I only use my Schwab debit card to withdraw cash from my Schwab checking account. I only use ATM machines inside the 2 major Brazilian banks and 5-star hotels. All ATM fees and bank charges are reimbursed to my Schwab account at the end of the month. I also carry a backup debit card issued by Needham Bank (which is zero ATM fees as well) just in case something happens to my Schwab debit card like it is stolen, lost, or destroyed. Cash is for the girls and those rare situations where a CC is not accepted.[/QUOTE]I only have 2 debit cards. I defaulted on all my credit card debt during the pandemic. Seemed like a good time to screw the banks. That being said, I have never used my cards in 15 years of mongering at restaurants, stores, or hooker places like termas or casas. Only used them at ATM machines and hotels when I check in. So far no fraud from using at those 2 places. Want to branch out this trip and rely less on ATM withdrawal and cambios. I can separate checking from savings, so I can transfer money from savings to checking as needed.

[QUOTE=PoonyD;2792722]I don't think it's necessary just call the uber after you get through customs and immigration. I didn't have to wait long at all. You have to go upstairs to the second floor if I remember correctly. The taxis are all on the 1st floor.[/QUOTE]I went to the second floor and the wi fi wasn't working to call an Uber. I ended up paying 20 bucks to the taxi which would have got me an Uber black car. Maybe this trip the Wi-Fi at the airport is fixed. Is is 2023, you would think they would get their head out of their asses by now.

Not only are Mosaico rooms pretty clean, there is actually a Elisa Sanches Suite!

Senor Cane and Senor Vagabundo often spar in this August forum, but we have both fucked Elisa Sanches!

Furthermore, the genius thing about Mosaico is that all the tier 1 Zona Sul terma girls have a depreciating ass-et, and if they don't get a bratwurst up their ass by midnight at 4 x 4 or Solarium, they go to Mosaico to put their ass's on sale by 50%, meaning the same ass you could fuck at 4 x 4 for 400 will be 200 at Mosaico -- after midnight, as Clapton sang about.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkrA-gSG-vE[/URL]

But nota bene, if you look like Clapton in this video, ie, a old dude, you might not be best advised to go to Mosaico. Or you might want to go in a group. Because the bitches are looking for young dick, young lean Carioca dudes, who wear Vasco shirts. The Military Police are carrying FN-FAL's with para folding stocks in 7. 62 (sete meia dois) NATO, and they come up to the rails and they get numbers from the girls too. It is no country for old men.

That said, the best quality 18 year old 4 x 4 girls go to Mosaico / VM because it is the border line between rich zona sul and poor zona norte.

I recommend 116 first to get acclimated to the more extreme environ of Mosaico. And wear a vasco shirt. If you are some prima donna who is too worried about sand in your shoes to go to the beach, then wash the fucking sand out of your pussy lips and stay at home.

[QUOTE=PoonyD;2792719]Sorry for the late reply. This thread is pretty active and harder to keep up with for me. Mosaico rooms were actually pretty clean with ac. Only issue is no shower in the room. They have a shower available tho.[/QUOTE]

Can anyone comment on June or July in Rio regarding weather, beaches, parties, termas, prives, etc? Wondering if it is worth it to go in these months?

[QUOTE=Torgoch;2792842]I think its a hint to show some photos of this marvellous breast-laden beauty.[/QUOTE]I always shared photos of babes' big booties during my trips to SP. It would be nice to see some bountiful boobies.

[QUOTE=TjBrazil;2792874]I only have 2 debit cards. I defaulted on all my credit card debt during the pandemic. Seemed like a good time to screw the banks. That being said, I have never used my cards in 15 years of mongering at restaurants, stores, or hooker places like termas or casas. Only used them at ATM machines and hotels when I check in. So far no fraud from using at those 2 places. Want to branch out this trip and rely less on ATM withdrawal and cambios. I can separate checking from savings, so I can transfer money from savings to checking as needed.[/QUOTE]If you are worried about your cards being cloned, use Apple pay or similar. My last trip I used it for all the payments except the girls I paid with cash.

[QUOTE=Nordico;2792904]If you are worried about your cards being cloned, use Apple pay or similar. My last trip I used it for all the payments except the girls I paid with cash.[/QUOTE]More and more is pay by tap these days, so far less concerns about cloning. I have been virtually cash free in the States over the last three years! On a mongering trip I would want to have plenty of cash to pay the girls. I pull that from ATMs from a reputable bank like Bradesco from a safe environment (enclosed setting off of the street). I typically will have enough on me that I will just go ahead and pay for meals, drinks, and any other relatively small costs with cash as well. Bigger costs like the hotel bill go on a credit card. But as long as we're tapping any fear of cloning can be dismissed.

I wonder if you got many answers to this poll.

[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2779739]Top Rio Talent? Pernoites.

Who are your top A) prive girls, B) terma girls C) freelancers?[/QUOTE]

Question for those who know both cities well.

What are the similarities and differences of Rio and Medellin in terms of monger safety and scams?

Yours is the first.

[QUOTE=Junior11;2792925]I wonder if you got many answers to this poll.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Nordico;2792904]If you are worried about your cards being cloned, use Apple pay or similar. My last trip I used it for all the payments except the girls I paid with cash.[/QUOTE]I don't bring my iPhone on vacation. I have a beat up Samsung with cracks everywhere for mongering. They will kill you for a iPhone. There is a reason I haven't been robbed in 15 years of mongering. No expensive stuff on display.

[QUOTE=TjBrazil;2792875]I went to the second floor and the wi fi wasn't working to call an Uber. I ended up paying 20 bucks to the taxi which would have got me an Uber black car. Maybe this trip the Wi-Fi at the airport is fixed. Is is 2023, you would think they would get their head out of their asses by now.[/QUOTE]Yeah that airport wifi sucked ass. I have a Google fi phone for when I travel. I use tge flexible plan and only turn it on the day before I leave the country. I have used it all over the world and never have issues. Very inexpensive.

[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2792882]Not only are Mosaico rooms pretty clean, there is actually a Elisa Sanches Suite!

Senor Cane and Senor Vagabundo often spar in this August forum, but we have both fucked Elisa Sanches!

Furthermore, the genius thing about Mosaico is that all the tier 1 Zona Sul terma girls have a depreciating ass-et, and if they don't get a bratwurst up their ass by midnight at 4 x 4 or Solarium, they go to Mosaico to put their ass's on sale by 50%, meaning the same ass you could fuck at 4 x 4 for 400 will be 200 at Mosaico -- after midnight, as Clapton sang about.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkrA-gSG-vE[/URL]

But nota bene, if you look like Clapton in this video, ie, a old dude, you might not be best advised to go to Mosaico. Or you might want to go in a group. Because the bitches are looking for young dick, young lean Carioca dudes, who wear Vasco shirts. The Military Police are carrying FN-FAL's with para folding stocks in 7. 62 (sete meia dois) NATO, and they come up to the rails and they get numbers from the girls too. It is no country for old men.

That said, the best quality 18 year old 4 x 4 girls go to Mosaico / VM because it is the border line between rich zona sul and poor zona norte.

I recommend 116 first to get acclimated to the more extreme environ of Mosaico. And wear a vasco shirt. If you are some prima donna who is too worried about sand in your shoes to go to the beach, then wash the fucking sand out of your pussy lips and stay at home.[/QUOTE]Yeah mosaico was by far my favorite spot of the trip. They have plenty of variety and I had nothing but good experiences there. My boy pulled a dud but I had 2 different girls who were decent performers that both finished me off with some head game that was next level and they swallowed my kids. And this was for the half hour 150 reals with no additional upcharge.

[QUOTE=TjBrazil;2792983]I don't bring my iPhone on vacation. I have a beat up Samsung with cracks everywhere for mongering. They will kill you for a iPhone. There is a reason I haven't been robbed in 15 years of mongering. No expensive stuff on display.[/QUOTE]Well that is not the reason. They rob you because they are robbing you, not because they see you have a certain type of phone. What is the reason that I have not been robbed ever? The only phone I have is a Samsung Note 20 Ultra and it goes everywhere with me.

[QUOTE=TjBrazil;2792874]I only have 2 debit cards. I defaulted on all my credit card debt during the pandemic. Seemed like a good time to screw the banks. That being said, I have never used my cards in 15 years of mongering at restaurants, stores, or hooker places like termas or casas. Only used them at ATM machines and hotels when I check in. So far no fraud from using at those 2 places. Want to branch out this trip and rely less on ATM withdrawal and cambios. I can separate checking from savings, so I can transfer money from savings to checking as needed.[/QUOTE]Protection from debit cards sucks. You must be extremely careful and check your account every second day, while credit cards will not hold you liable for any unauthorized transactions. I don't even worry about a credit card fraud, but aside from Schwab (abroad), I never use debit cards if I can help it.