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Buy both duty free before you leave. The moet will cost you double in sousa.

I never saw ciroc in sousa, but its dirt cheap at the duty free airport in NY or Miami.

[QUOTE=Scotch; 1273028]Buy both duty free before you leave. The moet will cost you double in sousa.

I never saw ciroc in sousa, but its dirt cheap at the duty free airport in NY or Miami.[/QUOTE]Are we speaking of Moet et Chandon? And what pray is ciroc? Whoa, that is some serious celebration!

Miss DR is really a Mrs. :

[url]http://news.yahoo.com/organizers-miss-dominican-republic-mrs-231854112.html[/url]

I live in DR about 85% of my time, I work remotely on the internet and only leave when I have client facing business trips. I've been in the states for 4 days with a bad cold and I'm horny as hell. The girls here do not compare to the girls in DR. P4P in the US is so far from GFE and almost every P4P experience in DR is so close to GFE. Granted I've not been to Asia but even in all the other countries I've been to I get the most bang for my buck in DR. I've got a nice apartment, live in help, air, internet, telephone for under 500 a month. My regular girl stays with me and when I want to go to get some strange, I get a girl and run off to the cabanas for a couple of hours. It is so liberating. Here the hot sheet motels are dumps and are the same price or more.

If I could find a sustainable business plan in DR, I would never leave.

Just ranting, I have a bad cold and haven't had sex in 4 days. I'll be back in my little corner of paradise on Saturday.

[QUOTE=Cagep1967;1273643]I live in DR about 85% of my time[/QUOTE]What do you mean. I spend 1% of time in the DR. May be less and rest here. I should shoot myself then because what you say is mostly true. By the way, what about the visa and all those stay permit issues there; also the US border control does not look at you too kindly when you tell them your travel plans every time you come in.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1273475]Miss DR is really a Mrs.[/QUOTE]Ah. I thought you are "missing" the DR looking at the headline. LOL.

[QUOTE=Tempoecorto;1273651]I spend 1% of time in the DR.[/QUOTE]That is only 3 and half days a year on average. Is that true?

I will be in Sosua for the next three formula one grand prixs. Do people watch the races in groups in Sosua? Any bars that show the races?

And on another note, other than the jack shacks where can one go for low cost full service during the day? I guess Passions is an option but I am thinking of something really cheap where I can indulge daily and then still go out at night to a club.

Are there any safe spots in the Charamicos where I can find low cost fun during the day?

[QUOTE=Tempoecorto;1273651]What do you mean. I spend 1% of time in the DR. May be less and rest here. I should shoot myself then because what you say is mostly true. By the way, what about the visa and all those stay permit issues there; also the US border control does not look at you too kindly when you tell them your travel plans every time you come in.[/QUOTE]I usually leave for business a few days a month either to south america, central america, europe or the states. Occasionally I pay the fee for overstaying and sometimes the exit immigration people don't bother. Occasionally the US border control does ask me why I spend so much time over there, I've also been detained before, but that's only been twice in the last 4 years. One time, I was coming back from Peru on COPA and did not have a return ticket to the states, they were not going to let me go, so I bought a full fare refundable ticket and then canceled it online.

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter;1273660]That is only 3 and half days a year on average. Is that true?[/QUOTE]Oh Jee, no that is not true then. This year I have already done a week and hopefully there will be two more trips but I was speaking figuratively. LOL, because I am pretty envious about the 85% of the other member.

[quote=sunset strip; 1273753]i will be in sosua for the next three formula one grand prixs. do people watch the races in groups in sosua? any bars that show the races?

and on another note, other than the jack shacks where can one go for low cost full service during the day? i guess passions is an option but i am thinking of something really cheap where i can indulge daily and then still go out at night to a club.

are there any safe spots in the charamicos where i can find low cost fun during the day?[/quote]found some spots where locals go during the day. will post later when on the ground. as some of you know i have some contacts, some sent from members and some others from my earlier in life in sosua, so i will be able to get around quite a bit.

f1 is quite popular with europeans, canadians, and brazilians. i will watch via the internet since the races are in the early a. m.

as for cheap lays:

in brazil, i usually pay 50r all night. not the finest women, but they are usually popular. in mexico, about $18us.

in sosua, i will see what i can do. my plan is to pay around 1200-1500 pesos total, for tln. as in other spots i hope to find chicas who just want to chill, eat, cook (if possible) , drink, watch tv, etc.

in mexico and rio, i am accepted by the locals. i am not sure what will happen in the dr but i do have a few serious contacts, who live in sosua (you all mention some of these people in your posts, by the way) who might speed up the process of acceptance down there, so check for my reports. and, check my blog.

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There are two promo codes that can be used, depending on your travel dates. I found a round-trip, non-stop fare of $228 (all taxes and fees included in this price) , JFK to SDQ in May. 2012. JFK to Puerto Plata I saw a fare of $330. There are also flights from Boston, Orlando and from JFK to Santiago.

All Jetblue seats are the same size, recaro leather, more legroom in the first four rows and the emergency exit rows, for an additional $25 each way. You can choose a seat in the second row, usually the two adjacent seat are empty, so you can lay across three seats for the flight. Smooth flights to DR, when I have taken Jetblue. If you pay the extra $25 to sit in the first four rows (extra legroom seats) , there is separate line to get to the metal detectors and the TSA checkpoint, a shorter line at JFK).

[QUOTE=Jaosousa; 1274320][url]http://www.jetblue.com/deals/50off/[/url]

All Jetblue seats are the same size, recaro leather, more legroom in the first four rows and the emergency exit rows, for an additional $25 each way. You can choose a seat in the second row, usually the two adjacent seat are empty, so you can lay across three seats for the flight. Smooth flights to DR, when I have taken Jetblue. If you pay the extra $25 to sit in the first four rows (extra legroom seats) , there is separate line to get to the metal detectors and the TSA checkpoint, a shorter line at JFK).[/QUOTE]Another advantage of getting the more legroom seats is that you get more True Blue points which helps you get enough points for a free trip faster.

hi guys, i am coming to dr august 15-29 to see if the electricity and internet infrastructure exists for me to live there and do business on a daily basis.

my business is interent-based and i'll also need a reliable and cost-efficient way to phone the the us 5-6 times daily. i know skype may be a possibility but i prefer to be able to do it from my cell (again, not relying on skype). i will be bringing down my iphone, which is already jailbroke. or, if need be, i will buy a phone in dr.

any input either about electricity / internet speed and reliability as well as the phone issue to usa would be appreciated. i am thinking i will want to live in santiago. but may be open to other areas.

any help is much appreciated.

poly

[QUOTE=Cagep1967;1273643]P4P in the US is so far from GFE and almost every P4P experience in DR is so close to GFE. Granted I've not been to Asia but even in all the other countries I've been to I get the most bang for my buck in DR.[/QUOTE]Even having an actual GF in the US does not always translate to GFE. Check this out:

[url]http://m.yahoo.com/w/news_america/angry-ex-girlfriend-goes-ballistic-rips-off-man-192805232.html?orig_host_hdr=news.yahoo.com&.intl=us&.lang=en-us[/url]