Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=FakeNick;2396682]I flew out of Cali Colombia about 8 years ago and they x-rayed my stomach, thought I was a drug mule. Drove across the US border into Canada about 4 years ago, by myself, and faced a lot of interrogation.[/QUOTE]Canada can be a pain in the ass to enter, more so than the USA. About two years ago I was with my son and we drove across the border to go to the Canadian side of Niagra Falls. We presented our passports at the border crossing, and than where sent to the inspection area, escorted inside, and asked all kinds of questions while they searched our rental car inside and out.

As it turns out, they thought I was taking my son into the Country and was going to leave him their. I didn't understand this, but after "20 Questions" we were sent on our way.

[QUOTE=BlueBudgie;2396742]Do you have contact link for Samantha, Isabella, or Angie?[/QUOTE]Angie has been covered previously by another ISG member, I dug deep into the forums to find it. You should do the same.

Samantha works off Photoprepagos, not sifting through it all. You can do that yourself as well.

Isabella is a stripper from Fase (II). Not sure if she keeps a FB, I don't have it. Didn't get her number after the deed either, sorry.

As you can clearly see, your pussy options in this city is vast and wide. I would just check it out myself, perhaps you will discover other or better gems.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;2396896]Canada can be a pain in the ass to enter, more so than the USA. About two years ago I was with my son and we drove across the border to go to the Canadian side of Niagra Falls. We presented our passports at the border crossing, and than where sent to the inspection area, escorted inside, and asked all kinds of questions while they searched our rental car inside and out.

As it turns out, they thought I was taking my son into the Country and was going to leave him their. I didn't understand this, but after "20 Questions" we were sent on our way.[/QUOTE]I spent over 4 years driving a truck in and out of Ontario twice a week. Crossing in to Canada was never an issue. Out of around 450 trips, maybe 10 times I had to park and go inside. 3 or 4 of those times were because the broker had forgotten to register the shipment with Canadian Customs. Mostly the Canadians were polite, professional and friendly.

Coming back to the US was another story. About every 6 trips, I'd be sent through x-ray and secondary inspection, only once due to a paperwork screwup. Frequently the CBP officers were extremely rude. A few even threatened me. The only time I got one to smile, I'd spent 2 hours waiting for x-ray and checked inside to be certain they didn't want anything else. The agent asked if I had been through x-ray (they x-ray the truck, not the driver) and I said "yep. They x-rayed me and said I didn't have any cavities. " he looked at me funny and said "they aren't supposed to x-ray you. " I just smiled and said "Obamacare."

There was one interesting period. I was withdrawing a lot of money from the bank. Every week I'd hit the ATM and pull $500. I was setting it aside for an upcoming trip. After about 3 weeks of making the withdrawals, I started getting pulled in for inspection every trip. For almost a month, each time they would search the trailer and the cab. Once I stopped with the weekly withdrawals, the inspections stopped.

Big brother is definitely watching.

[QUOTE=JohnnyWalker55;2396715]Good info, thanks PolloNegro.

I went through all of your post history and I can say that after mongering in several other countries, I will likely want to do the same as you AKA setting up a home base in Medellin come January and having a rotation of chicks with a main girl to go to fincas and fiestas and stuff. I'm Puerto Rican from the Bronx and will be mainly in el centro, I'm a bargain hunter.

My question for you, I know these street girls are going to be the real performers, they got to put food on the table as opposed to say facebook girls or prepagos, with all the centro SW's you're with do they normally all DFK and BBBJ and let you touch their body / DATY and all that shit, or do some of them say "no you can't do that, you can't suck my tits", just mechanical sex? Obviously there's always a price where they will do anything, I'm just wondering if it's YMMV with each SW girl and you test it out with each one till you build a good list after all it's only 30-40 k loss if its bad, or do you negotiate and be CLEAR before hand?

Like I'm not sure if I would say "y puedo besarte, puedo darte sexo oral, puedo usar mis dedos?" or if that would just be a mood killer, and instead just see where it goes when we get to the room and feel it out.

Thanks brotha.[/QUOTE]Why would you make those assumptions about SWs and Facebook girls?

For the regulars here, this isn't meant to be derogatory towards the streetie sweeties, it's just the hierarchy of prepagos.

The prostitute food chain has street girls at the bottom. They charge the least and work in the worst conditions. At the top are top tier models who are earning $1,000's daily and spending their time in 5 star resorts and hotels, all over the world. Somewhere in the middle are the Facebook girls. Some are more or less expensive, but 150 k is a typical price.

A SW has to do 4 or 5 sessions to equal 1 Facebook girl session. That's 10 dicks a day versus 2, if they both want to make $100.

For the SW, she's usually only spending 20-30 minutes to get her 30-40 k. Her money is not made in the room, it's made on the street. She gets paid to get a guy in the room. Her income depends on getting the most guys possible in the room.

This is why Surfer500 will tell you that the most aggressive girls are the worst performers. They understand. It's not about repeat customers. It's about getting guys through the door.

This doesn't mean you can't find SWs who will do everything you want, even with some enthusiasm. It just means there's no reason to assume you're going to find that regularly.

Facebook girls, on the other hand, are working off of repeat customers and referrals. Most of them understand, the number of customers they get depends on how well they treat the customers. If they give mechanical service, if they have a bunch of rules, they don't get called.

Surfer500, PolloNegro, Wolf662 and others have figured the system out. They've spent the time and found the girls who meet their needs for the price they're willing to pay. I'm certain each of them is just as happy with their typical sessions as others are with Facebook sessions.

The only difference is, with SWs you have to search through to find the gems. With Facebook, you search through to eliminate the duds.

[QUOTE=PolloNegro;2396489]Before anyone asks, Hotel Botero is no longer girl friendly for Vennies. They will not allow them into the building at all. In 2 years they never questioned me and this trip, they questioned every girl that I brought back, except the ones that they knew were Colombian. So this was my last time staying at Hotel Botero until they can do better about allowing girls to come back. I still found short term hotels, that allowed me to rent the room for the entire day for a total of 40,000 pesos, but they charge 10,000 pesos for every girl you bring back, so it still didn't add up to much and for me, the rooms were much worse than Hotel Botero, except the beds were horrible, horrible and uncomfortable to sleep on all night, but if you're banging the right chic, it really doesn't feel so bad, maybe until the next day. LOL. The 2 short term hotels that I used were, Hotel Zona Rosa, and Hotel Bulevar, they are in the heart of carrera 52 between calle 51 and calle 52, right behind the big church were the trannies be standing and you have to pay attention or you'll walk right past the two hotels as the openings are very small to enter, but you will see girls sitting on the stairs looking for dates. I have so much more to post about from my 2 day stay, so stay tuned. LOL. Pollo Negro is Out![/QUOTE]Yes PN sad news about Hotel Botero not allowing the vennies anymore but as you point out there are other places to pound away in and 10 mil for each girl for hotel use won't break the bank.

I bet you have much to report on. Keep them happy for me until my return.

The Tall Man.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;2396605]Took the American Airlines Flight from MDE to Miami this morning, and upon arriving, and after disembarking from the plane there were eight CBP officers stopping passengers asking for their Passports and questioning random passengers. They stopped me and the first question they asked me was, "what do you do for a living" and the second question was "what was I doing in Colombia" (if they only knew). After I answered their two questions they let me go, but they appeared to be looking for something specific, I suspect something to do with illegal activities and money laundering, because after I got to the Global Entry kiosks, I again got asked questions by the CBP officer when he took my photo slip, which included do I have any food, how many checked bags do I have. So when I started rattling off the coffee I had, chips, etc. He just asked how much cash do I have on me, and after telling him he said go. I typically fly into LAX and have never experienced anything like this, and with Global Entry there, they just wave you threw, no questions asked at all. Anyone else experienced this flying into Miami, or is this just normal there?[/QUOTE]Coming back I have always breezed thru US customs in Miami on AA and Ft Lauderdale on Spirit. I have gotten bothered coming and going in MED, once leaving pulled out for the full body X-ray (nothing more fun in a 3rd world country then 2 police pulling you out of line, "come with me" to some back room) and just barely made my flight, and once arriving they pulled me out after picking up my bags for extra bag inspection via x-ray machine. Who smuggles stuff into Colombia? LOL.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;2396855]I know you directed your post to another member, however perhaps what I've experienced and learned dealing with the SW's in El Centro may be of some assistance to you.

You've heard the saying, "you can't judge a book by it's cover". This is how I look at every new SW I take to the room in El Centro. All of the things that you think you may want to do with them (DFK-DATY-BBBJ) in the room, you might not want to do with them, after you "unwrap" them, or how their attitude is in the room. Not all of the SW's are performers, and a lot of them will do a good sales job on the street, but will fall flat once in the room. Your either going to have chemistry with a SW or your not, and you won't know this until your in the room. I have also found that the SW's who are very aggressive and pushing to go to the room immediately like within 30 seconds versus talking a while are typically non-performers.

I suggest you keep it simple, at least that's what I do, however I always make sure a BBBJ is included, and I don't mention anything else when I go with a new SW to the room.[/QUOTE]Good stuff surfer, sounds good. Yea I'm on like page 200 and tallman was talking about how he was buying candy from this cute 22 y / o venie and ofc she did ratos for 25 k, she wasnt even a sw LOL and it ended up being a great sesh and he gave her 50 k after he heard what she has to go through to live everyday, and 50 k is like a meal to us in the states.

That's one thing I've picked up on from you vets of MDE, sure you can haggle down 5 k but really it's like $3 difference, generosity goes a long way as wolf says, giving leftover food to the beggars and tipping the porteros of love motels, even if for us it's change you would find under the couch. Cheers.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;2396896]Canada can be a pain in the ass to enter, more so than the USA. About two years ago I was with my son and we drove across the border to go to the Canadian side of Niagra Falls. We presented our passports at the border crossing, and than where sent to the inspection area, escorted inside, and asked all kinds of questions while they searched our rental car inside and out.

As it turns out, they thought I was taking my son into the Country and was going to leave him their. I didn't understand this, but after "20 Questions" we were sent on our way.[/QUOTE]LOL. Yeah, if you have a DUI, you can't go to Canada for at least 5 years and maybe longer. See the link: [URL]https://www.forbes.com/sites/andyjsemotiuk/2019/01/02/attention-u-s-travellers-new-canadian-cannabis-and-dui-laws-now-in-effect/[/URL]#4 f90 ddf66233.

J Balvin doesn't do anything for me. I quite like Karol G.

[QUOTE=SlapShot10;2396717]Ask for a good place to eat / get a coffee / etc. , and then maybe ask if they'd like to join. Ask directions to _ Ask stupid gringo questions and see what type of vibe you get haha. My point was, if you're going to pay for a membership, SmartFit is a decent option. If you are a SmartFit member, and aren't in any particular hurry, go to Tesoro for the added free bonus of a spectacular view.

Vets might know for sure, but last time I was at New Life, I was thinking the same thing. Then, I noticed the sheet was for the room, not for the girl. I'm not saying your intuition isn't right, just that you might have caught her at a better time than that sheet would indicate.

Sunday I was just relaxing around my apartment, and ended up chatting with a 21 (ish) yo from Bogot. She was just finishing lunch at Oviedo. I invited her over, and she responded with an, "en serio?" I could see the rain was coming over the mountains, and by the time she arrived in a taxi, it was a downpour. My building has signs for, "No Turismo Sexual" so it's always a little awkward, but the porteros seem to be cool. I haven't pushed it, only brining two girls over (one at 4 a, one at 1 p)..[/QUOTE]

There is a solution. Write your congressional representative and a staffer will vet your file. If there is insufficient cause, you will receive a return letter that states you will no longer be subject to extra scrutiny. Of course, if there is cause that is another kettle of fish. It's worth a try for the cost of a postage stamp. I found out about this from a girl I was dating like 15 years ago. She was getting the extra attention every time we went through customs. After I pitched a fit an agent handed me a card and told me to have her write a letter and sure enough a couple of months later it was all fixed.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;2396891]Wow that's a bummer. Sounds like you've been tagged in the system to automatically go to, or undergo what they call "secondary" every time you enter the Country. I knew a guy who had Sentri, which is exclusively for entry into the USA from Mexico, and harder to get than Global Entry. He got tagged in the system for having a court order posted relative to a divorce issue in the system, and he went thru "secondary' every time he entered the USA. Fortunately for him though, it was valid for a few years, and then got removed because it had an expiration date.

I'm sure you've questioned the CBP about why you keep having to go thru "secondary", having your bags searched, and questioned which can be a pain in the ass. I am curious as to what CBP has told you, if anything.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SadButTrue82;2396666]For me that's normal. I live in NY and every single time I return from Colombia I get questioned and have my bags searched. Doesn't matter if I use global entry or not they flag me every time asking the same questions of what I was doing there and where do I work.[/QUOTE]Recently, I flew to Bogota arriving at midnight. Woke up next morning to a family emergency and had to race back to El Dorado to catch a 9:48 non-stop, buying a one-way at the check-in counter last minute. Barely made the flight. It was terrible and I was sure immigration would ask why does someone go to Colombia for 9 hours? But, they didn't say a thing.

[QUOTE=DCups;2396879]Amigos,

I haven't done be and be so maybe that is an option ![/QUOTE]Renting an apartment through a web site is a good option, its what I did. No extra charge for chicas, I had as many as four in one day. But even the majority of them are not chica friendly but there are still plenty that are. My guess is that there are more apartments that are chica friendly in areas outside of El Poblado than in El Poblado, like Laureles for example. Do not confine yourself to only searching on be and be either, there are other sites that have apartments listed for Medellin. The most important thing is to message the owner through the messaging system on the site you are searching and ask about the buildings policy concerning having visitors in the apartment. The owner usually does not make the policy, the building does. Another thing you might try is RTFF, this is an often talked about subject. There is also a whole thread on Medellin Hotels and Rental Apartments, it's called Modelling Hotels and Rental Apartments. Seriously it is.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;2396891]Wow that's a bummer. Sounds like you've been tagged in the system to automatically go to, or undergo what they call "secondary" every time you enter the Country. I knew a guy who had Sentri, which is exclusively for entry into the USA from Mexico, and harder to get than Global Entry. He got tagged in the system for having a court order posted relative to a divorce issue in the system, and he went thru "secondary' every time he entered the USA. Fortunately for him though, it was valid for a few years, and then got removed because it had an expiration date.

I'm sure you've questioned the CBP about why you keep having to go thru "secondary", having your bags searched, and questioned which can be a pain in the ass. I am curious as to what CBP has told you, if anything.[/QUOTE]The first few times I never paid it any mind but my mom works for Delta and she was the one who mentioned that I should ask but obviously not be pushy. So on my last 3 trips to mde I would always talk to the officer and ask him what the deal was and explain to him that every time I go through I seem to get tagged for this. Most gave me the standard "oh its random we're just checking" but one of them was honest enough when he told me straight up you visit Colombia often and it's probably based on your frequent trips, he said I'll probably keep getting checked for a while longer. Told him I had a girlfriend out there and he would joke with me about how its better she stay there and not come to the US. So I basically accepted that for a while longer this stuff happens. When I came back in Nov I got pulled to the side again and I kinda laughed it off and after waiting for a few minutes the officer was like "you know what, go on through and enjoy your day" I said thanks and kept it moving. I'm at the point I leave most of my stuff in Colombia so I'll be carrying less stuff so even if I get flagged it won't be as long as other trips where I had like 3 suitcases.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;2396891]I'm sure you've questioned the CBP about why you keep having to go thru "secondary", having your bags searched, and questioned which can be a pain in the ass. I am curious as to what CBP has told you, if anything.[/QUOTE]Probably wrong thread for this, but I was kicked out of the Global Entry Program after being in it for 7 years. The way I found out is that I tried to enter the country and the machine told me to see a person. (I never received any revocation notification letter as this email states.) From then, I (my bags and electronics) started to be checked coming into and going out (after I scanned my boarding pass to enter the plane they would be waiting on the other side of the door for me with a photocopy of my passport) of the country.

Nothing had changed with me since I entered the program when it first started and renewed it after the first five years was up. Nobody at the offices of several airports (Miami included) could tell me why and told me to write to the ombudsman, who wrote me back with this vague letter. My buddy said I should write to my senator or representative to try to find out what is going on. (And I just read Knowledge's post suggesting the same thing.) This email is dated Oct 17,2017. I have been too lazy to write to my senator but will soon.

Thank you for your correspondence requesting reconsideration for your Trusted Traveler membership. USA Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has completed a review of this matter. Please allow me to outline our findings.

Participation in CBP Trusted Traveler Programs is voluntary and is available to persons who pass a comprehensive background check. Applicants will not qualify for participation if they:

Provide false or incomplete information on the application;.

Have been convicted of any criminal offense or have pending criminal charges to include outstanding warrants;.

Have been found in violation of any Customs, Immigration, or Agriculture regulations or laws in any country;.

Are subjects of an investigation by any Federal, State, or local law enforcement agency;.

Are inadmissible to the United States under Immigration regulation, including applicants with approved waivers of inadmissibility or parole documentation; or.

Cannot satisfy CBP that all eligibility requirements are met.

CBP has determined that you do not meet the eligibility requirements for a Trusted Traveler Program for the reasons originally provided to you on your revocation notification letter. If your revocation was based on a criminal conviction, customs, agriculture or immigration violation, the revocation remains unchanged because you did not provide sufficient evidence that CBP used incorrect or erroneous information to make the original revocation determination.

If you were revoked because you cannot satisfy CBP that all eligibility requirements are met, the decision stands. CBP may use information from other agencies when making eligibility decisions and is prohibited from releasing other agency information.

Applicants who do not qualify for participation are not prohibited from entering the United States. However, they are not permitted to use a Trusted Traveler dedicated lane to do so.

Thank you for your interest in the CBP Trusted Traveler Programs.

Sincerely,

CBP Ombudsman.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2397113]
Are subjects of an investigation by any Federal, State, or local law enforcement agency;.
.[/QUOTE]Since you didn't do anything maybe you're under investigation and don't know it.