Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Wrx2005;2244601]How so are they bent on eliminating sex tourism? How do we know the goal is to eliminate sex tourism? And not the authorities simply being concerned and embarrassed over the image that sex tourism supposedly projects under their jurisdiction? How do we know that whatever measures and rhetoric that is in the works arent merely steps to give the appearance of being concerned about sex tourism, but in reality nothing really changes?

[/QUOTE]Oh, come on. Of course there are competing interests and points of view within the DR, not to mention diplomatic pressure from the US, but why do you think the prosecutor in Puerto Plata took actions to close down Passions Club and that other brothel near the Europa? Obviously opposition to sex tourism that is clearly visible on the Internet is often masked as a desire to shut down "[url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord908][CodeWord908][/url]", but what do you think the real reason for the legislation that shut down Craigslist personals and Backpage, and similar Web pages was? Agreed that the DR is an independent country, and not completely at the beck and call of Washington, but not to the extent of defiantly refusing carrots and accepting the short end of the stick.

While some businesses benefit from prostitution, other do not, so there is always a dialectic as to whether prostitution increases property values or is detrimental. In most places it is considered detrimental, though Sosua might possibly be an exception to the rule.

It is the same in Britain where prostitution is legal, as it is in the DR, but if the country became known as a destination for sex tourism, that would only add fuel to the arguments of those opposed to overt prostitution.

[QUOTE=Manizales911;2244675]It is entirely possible that he has never stepped foot in the USA And was not born in the USA And is still a USA Citizen with a passport if one of his parents is a USA Citizen. My daughter has a USA Passport and was born in Colombia and has never stepped foot in the USA In the video he does not directly claim to be USA Military, he just exclaims: "USA Military".[/QUOTE]But I take it that your daughter is not 36 years old and filing taxes with the IRS each year, as she is required to do.

[QUOTE=Frannie;2244677]...but why do you think the prosecutor in Puerto Plata took actions to close down Passions Club and that other brothel near the Europa? [/QUOTE]Mainly because prostitution is legal but pimping is not and those places were pimping the girls. I heard at least of a case were one of the girls who was working in Passion gave "it" to a guy for free, Peter found out and made her pay the "barfine. ".

[QUOTE=Frannie;2244677]but why do you think the prosecutor in Puerto Plata took actions to close down Passions Club and that other brothel near the Europa? [/QUOTE]Since when does closing down certain businesses operating illegally constitute eliminating sex tourism? Since those places closed down, has the pay for play game ceased to exist in Sosua? In fact how about the female sex tourists that come to the DR to get with the local men in the DR / Sosua? Did closing Pica Flor, Passions and CMP eliminate sex tourism for women sex tourists?

Has the internet been recently blocked in the DR so sex tourists have no access to DR inhabitants and vice versa? Except to show up in person? What are Puerto Plata officials doing about that? Since sex tourism is such a concern for officials, why are young children hustlers ( mostly boys under 18 ) still allowed to run amuck in Sosua all time of day and night when they should be home. The authorities dont care about them being in school? Or at least safe from these bad sex tourists. Recently some people came to Sosua to make a biased video about underaged girls abused through prostitution. Meanwhile small children are running amuck all up and down the street and that never ended up in their report / video? And I'm supposed to believe that some authorities are trying to eliminate sex tourism?

You ever gave that any thought? How is it, there are 3 sets of police out on patrol and nothing is done about the children running around begging and all up in a tourists grill? Think for a minute. If sex tourism was so much a threat, there is no way a mayor, law enforcement, local citizens etc would allow that to happen to local children. And only focus on selectively arresting chicas for just walking alone. They arent after them when they are with a client. Only when they are alone. They arrest them, Catch and release. If anything, you arrest a chica for actually engaging a man towards prostitution, not punishing them because they dont have a client yet. Your logic and in objectivity is flawed.

[QUOTE=Frannie;2244678]But I take it that your daughter is not 36 years old and filing taxes with the IRS each year, as she is required to do.[/QUOTE]I believe if you are living in a foreign country and earning less than the personal deductions does not need to file yearly even if she is a citizen of USA. Most citizens who retired in other countries need to file taxes if they are getting social security and Medicare. In this case probably this guy knocked a girl up and applied for USA citizenship for her. After genetic testing she was given one. Maybe this girl is young and will wait till she is 18 to come here.

[QUOTE=Sammon;2244733]I believe if you are living in a foreign country and earning less than the personal deductions does not need to file yearly even if she is a citizen of USA. Most citizens who retired in other countries need to file taxes if they are getting social security and Medicare. In this case probably this guy knocked a girl up and applied for USA citizenship for her. After genetic testing she was given one. Maybe this girl is young and will wait till she is 18 to come here.[/QUOTE]The only point I was trying to make to Frannie was that just because he was a USA citizen does not mean that he ever lived there or even visited there. You are spot on about not necessarily needing to file taxes if one's income is low enough. You are also correct about my daughter, she is 9 years old and I got her a passport and social security number for two reasons, one so she can go to a USA university when the time comes and also I can claim her as a dependent when I file for Social Security when I turn 62 in a few months and will receive an additional 1000-1200 dollars a month until she is 19 which will go towards her education, thank you Uncle Sam for that extra $120,000 + dollars. Maybe some of you broke mofo's should knock up a chica or two and cash in.

[QUOTE=Manizales911;2244820]The only point I was trying to make to Frannie was that just because he was a USA citizen does not mean that he ever lived there or even visited there. You are spot on about not necessarily needing to file taxes if one's income is low enough. You are also correct about my daughter, she is 9 years old and I got her a passport and social security number for two reasons, one so she can go to a USA university when the time comes and also I can claim her as a dependent when I file for Social Security when I turn 62 in a few months and will receive an additional 1000-1200 dollars a month until she is 19 which will go towards her education, thank you Uncle Sam for that extra $120,000 + dollars. Maybe some of you broke mofo's should knock up a chica or two and cash in.[/QUOTE]Good for you to step up and take care of your responsibilities. Under your retirement investment plan Uncle Sam will take care of another child for you.

It is not just the matter of planting the seed but filing all the necessary papers with the embassy to legitimizing your child.

Arrived yesterday. Staying at famous or infamous Alicia hotel. Superior king bed room is very nice with nice bathroom. Split a / see and plenty of hot water. They have re modeled the rooms and seems like run very well. Room rate 65 dollars include breakfast for one.

All these talks about Sosua dying is not true. Plenty of chicas all over of every imaginable size and color. All clubs are crowded in the evenings. Classico was packed. No police in sight.

Had couple of drinks surveying the scene downstairs from classicoes. Plenty of girls with large boobs which make DCups day. Some obviously padded but Latina women are known for big boobs. Got talking to couple. One girl wanted 150 dollars for toda la noche. Dumped her. Next one was willing to go for 4000 for all night. When she heard that I was staying at Alivia she was afraid and would not go. She suggested Cabana but I declined. There were others who were very pushy. Finally got talking to a nice girl from Santo Domingo, slim with nice size boobs, no padding. She said some story about having a job there and makes weekend trips here. Bought her drinks went upstairs, danced to lousy music. Back in the room very much of a GFE. Clean, tight, no smell whatsoever which I am very sensitive to. Damage is 4000 pesos.

In the morning after she left breakfast which was good, got some fruits, coconut water, massage, manicure and pedicure. Did not sleep very well last night with all the action. This girl was real horny and many a time she got on top and hammered away. Not much English.

Took a ride to Cabarete but seems like this is a low season for tourists. Let us see what tonight holds.

Hey fellow mongers! Haven't been to the DR or Sosua since March 2016, but feeling the onset of winter here and there are some good flight deals around at the moment, so why not? I was wondering though, has it changed a lot since then? I tried to read back many pages on the forum, but maybe there have been some big changes since then that I'm not aware of, either obvious to the eye or more hidden changes? I'm a bit worried by a lot of the negative posts here, especially the recent killing of a girl. Has the place honestly gone downhill, would I notice less women around than in 2016, are there less bars open where the chicks hang out at night, is it more dangerous? How is November as a month to go there, low season or picking up? When I was last there chicas charged 2000 - 2500 pesos for a short time visit (an hour +/-), has this gone up ?

There was a large bar almost opposite Classico's (sorry, forgot the name) which was alive and kicking from 2011 - 2015 with a great lineup of chica's, but in 2016 they were doing construction on it, has this re-opened? Anyone stayed at Club Residencial recently, is still a good place to stay? That's where I stayed the last couple of times I was there. Would appreciate your advice guys.

[QUOTE=Coupe66;2247301]Hey fellow mongers! Haven't been to the DR or Sosua since March 2016, but feeling the onset of winter here and there are some good flight deals around at the moment, so why not? I was wondering though, has it changed a lot since then? I tried to read back many pages on the forum, but maybe there have been some big changes since then that I'm not aware of, either obvious to the eye or more hidden changes? I'm a bit worried by a lot of the negative posts here, especially the recent killing of a girl. Has the place honestly gone downhill, would I notice less women around than in 2016, are there less bars open where the chicks hang out at night, is it more dangerous? How is November as a month to go there, low season or picking up? When I was last there chicas charged 2000 - 2500 pesos for a short time visit (an hour +/-), has this gone up ?

There was a large bar almost opposite Classico's (sorry, forgot the name) which was alive and kicking from 2011 - 2015 with a great lineup of chica's, but in 2016 they were doing construction on it, has this re-opened? Anyone stayed at Club Residencial recently, is still a good place to stay? That's where I stayed the last couple of times I was there. Would appreciate your advice guys.[/QUOTE]To answer your questions, right now it seems slow season. Place opposit Classico is still closed. But there are many other bars where girls go. It is pretty crowded. Compared to previous years I did not see very good looking fair girls. They used to come from Santiago, La Vega area. Most girls I saw are locals who are there every night. Sosua keeps on changing. If you are coming in March who knows. Plenty of girls walking in the daytime also.

Right now the killing has not affected prostitution. Nor has it affected Black Americans. Plenty of Black Americans All over. It never used to be before.

Chica prices depend on the negotiation. Last night I did a ST for 2000. Previous night I did a LT for 4000.

Last night drove to Kviar Casino in Puerto Plata. Latched on to a nice tourist girl from Canada who was playing next to me. Few free drinks and she wanted to go to Disco. Made 3000 pesos. But that damn thing gets going after 1 am. Thinking I will not get anywhere with this one who is staying at AI. I said goodbye and came to Sosua. Hit the bar. Plenty of same girls I saw previous night. None that tickled my fancy. Met one girl fairly decent who wanted 3000ST. I was tired, so looking for only ST. In the room she acted shy. She took a quick shower. I do not know why some of these Dominican girls do not take a full shower, just washing their pussy only. After she did a CBJ and sex for about half hour. Nothing to write home compared to previous night. Had a nice sleep.

Last night I had a large Lobster here at Alicia for dinner. Cost was 600. Very good.

As stated by others the streets were filled with girls but not the stunners of days gone by. There were girls everywhere. I did several Haitian girls my 1st day. I had awesome BBj from all the girls. One of the girls walked off with my after shave. I was lazy and did not put things away. The Santiago stunners are not coming as much. I think the police actions are a big factor. The girls are all paranoid about being pulled by policia.I saw no blow back about the murdered girl. The subject was never brought up. The bros were very think everywhere. It looks to me that afro Americans are carrying the place.

[QUOTE=Coupe66;2247301]Hey fellow mongers! Haven't been to the DR or Sosua since March 2016, but feeling the onset of winter here and there are some good flight deals around at the moment, so why not? I was wondering though, has it changed a lot since then? I tried to read back many pages on the forum, but maybe there have been some big changes since then that I'm not aware of, either obvious to the eye or more hidden changes? I'm a bit worried by a lot of the negative posts here, especially the recent killing of a girl. Has the place honestly gone downhill, would I notice less women around than in 2016, are there less bars open where the chicks hang out at night, is it more dangerous? How is November as a month to go there, low season or picking up? When I was last there chicas charged 2000 - 2500 pesos for a short time visit (an hour +/-), has this gone up ?

There was a large bar almost opposite Classico's (sorry, forgot the name) which was alive and kicking from 2011 - 2015 with a great lineup of chica's, but in 2016 they were doing construction on it, has this re-opened? Anyone stayed at Club Residencial recently, is still a good place to stay? That's where I stayed the last couple of times I was there. Would appreciate your advice guys.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=OldKool;2247585]One of the girls walked off with my after shave. [/QUOTE]That was mighty nice of you to send a gift to one of the pimps that you hate so much. Just in time for Christmas too. Look at the bright side. At least she will be smelling you when she is cuddled up next to him. Got to feel sorry for those poor thieving ass Sosua hoes.

[QUOTE=OldKool;2247585]As stated by others the streets were filled with girls but not the stunners of days gone by. There were girls everywhere. I did several Haitian girls my 1st day. I had awesome BBj from all the girls. One of the girls walked off with my after shave. I was lazy and did not put things away. The Santiago stunners are not coming as much. I think the police actions are a big factor. The girls are all paranoid about being pulled by policia.I saw no blow back about the murdered girl. The subject was never brought up. The bros were very think everywhere. It looks to me that afro Americans are carrying the place.[/QUOTE]Glad you had a good time, and its not even the high season yet!

The hotels here are running out of reservations, so book early and don't count on just showing up and taking your pick, like the old days!

We sympathize with your loss of a toiletry!

Next time give them perfume, hair extensions and a choice of dresses, like some "next level" mongers do! LOL.

Just got back from my trip of 10 days. First time in Sosua. Had a great time, exceeded my expectations. I saw 10 different women, some with whom I sessioned multiple times. I negotiated 2,000 pesos with all girls except 2. One I agreed to 2,500 and one I thought we had an understanding at 2,000 but when she made a stink about it being 3,000 I just agreed. Out of my 17 sessions, only 3 were mildly disappointing. Mostly the girls all performed very nicely. I was able to make pretty good connections with all of them, which also helps. Really had a fun time. I would say of the 10 women, (2) were 8's, (2) were 6'es, and the other (6) were 7's. Works for me-- I'm not sure I would have gotten as good of service and price from 10's. I thought Sosua was a charming beach town. I stayed at Casa Valeria and recommend it very highly. The restaurant there is amazing. All of my breakfasts were included and so good. I ate dinner there 4 times. Great food! What is also nice about Casa Valeria is that it is right next door to New Garden, which was my second favorite restaurant. Great Italian food. I ate there 3 nights. I also tried the Jamaican place right down the street, and one other night I ate at another Italian restaurant called Ottimo's. They were also both good. I hung out at Sosua Beach instead of Alicia Beach. I've got to say, I thought it was a beautiful beach. One of the most beautiful I've ever been to. Every day I would get a beach chair with my guy Vasillio at Emilio's restaurant not too far from the Sosua side entrance. Would eat lobster or fried fish or shrimp for lunch. There is a little bit of a premium on food at the beach. Costs more than in town. But I came in under budget for the week, so I didn't mind paying for the expensive lunches. For anybody who's never been, Sosua is not just one big brothel and nothing else. I would say the mongering struck me as about 25% of what is going on in town. There were a lot of German tourists on the beach, and I noticed a lot of Italian expatriates in town. I found the town to be very safe. At least in the central area where I spent all my time. I even took a walk around some of the secondary streets at night. And while that made me slightly nervous, it was still safe. I was not walking in the barrio, just off the main street is all. On my first day at the beach, I asked if my stuff would be safe while I went swimming in the ocean. I was concerned about that, but my stuff was always safe when I left it at my beach chair for all 5 days I hit the beach. I never had a chica take anything from my room, which I was a little concerned about after reading some of the posts on this board. But I never had any problems. One thing I was disappointed about was golf. I was hoping to play golf at Playa Dorado about every other day. I only went there once. The course was nice, but the greens were horrible. So much so that I decided not not go back. That's OK, I just spent more days at the beach. I had good luck with the weather for the 10 days I was there. Really only 1 complete rain out day. If you can believe it, I never hit the world famous Classico's! I went to City Lights a few times, and hung out at Bourbon Street a couple of times, and also King's. Just goes to show that you can only pack in so much during the course of the vacation. I had full days every day, and just couldn't stay out late every night as well. Thanks to everyone who posted helpful posts on this board that I read leading up to my trip. It helped me have such a good trip.

Hey Sammon and Oldkool, thanks a lot for your advice! It feels a bit strange even writing about this, but since you both mentioned the issue anyway, is the town more dominated by the brothers than it was in 2016 ? I definitely noticed less white guys around than in 2011 over the years up to 2016. I wonder why? My only issue with their dominance of Sosua, is I reckon it's affected the type of chica who comes there, and their attitude. What I mean is that most women who come now like / prefer black guys I suppose? The brothers also have a certain direct, business / show me your ass and tits way with the chicas, one minute they're sitting in a bar staring at their phone looking disinterested, the next some guy says 'want to fuck' and they're off. And the chicas definitely seemed harder in 2016 than when I first visited in 2011. Not saying that's down to the brothers though.

Apart from Sosua and Boca Chica, have any other mongering beach towns surfaced in the DR that I'm not aware of? Is Kviar Casino worth checking out, any hot Dominicans there available for a pay date? Has anyone on here been too Blackbeards, as I posted a few questions about it on that thread but got no feedback. Never been there, but might try it for a few days.

Thanks again guys!