Moscow

Evening all.

I have had many PM’s from people with 0 previous reports seeking my full report. Is it common to get PM’s from people with zero previous reports?
I just don’t reply. It appears they are aliens amongst our midst, similar to ‘Glazami’ seeking information of some imagined crime. Theres no crime here, move along.

I have replied to most other PM’s and even PMed a few others.
Thanks for your comments.

Cheers Nickc

[QUOTE=Nickc]It appears they are aliens amongst our midst[/QUOTE]Yes, sad but true, we guys who contribute are only the tip of the iceberg. Out there are 100's of guys, maybe 1,000's, lurking in the darkness, feeding off our experience.

Visited Moscow, first day called Sweet Dreams, was able to communicate in English, they suggested Alyona who was a great provider, nice body friendly, did leave 30 min early.
Web Address: [url]http://sweet-dreams.ru/index.php?option=com_datsogallery&Itemid=2&func=viewcategory&catid=7[/url]

The second day I decided to try an independent from :[url]http://www.rusdosug.com/[/url]

The lady is no longer listed, but she looked nothing like the photo, her site said $180, she charged $200. She had blond hair on the photo, black hair in person, her srvice was conservative, although she checked all the boxes on Rusdosug, she said she did not understand the form. Her body was great, but again, she looked nothing like the photo, her services were not as advertised, it was like she went through "Extreme Makeover" for the photo. If her photo appears back on the site, I will add the link.

Hi all,

Pretty new to the forum and nice to be here.

I need to go to Moscow next week for biz and was thinking about having
a little fun while away ;-)

Reading through some of the reports it looks like finding a nice and real
girl is just as hard as in other parts of East Europe....

I was wondering if someone could give me a helping hand ? :-)
Have had some first contact with these lady's was was wondering

Anyone had the pleasure to meet with any of these lady's ?
[url]http://honeymoscow.escortdiva.com/services.php[/url]

[url]http://www.girl-directory.com/russia-escort.php?ID=4279[/url]

[url]http://www.33girls.com/escorts/Lola.htm[/url]

and last but not least
[url]http://vipmoscowescort.com/[/url]

Any info that someone could give would be great.....or any tips for a
lady that does not mind taking it a little bit bigger in her tight ass

Thanks again

[QUOTE=Frulindo]It's not that I don't believe you, but as a future freebie mongerer my first rule actually was to AVOID any City with bigger military bases in the near, as there should be an extremely unbalanced men/women ratio.[/QUOTE]I commented in the Other Areas section where this should be.

Let's try to keep this forum somewhat organized, shall we?

[QUOTE=Johntodd]Visited Moscow, first day called Sweet Dreams, was able to communicate in English, they suggested Alyona who was a great provider, nice body friendly, did leave 30 min early.
Web Address: [url]http://sweet-dreams.ru/index.php?option=com_datsogallery&Itemid=2&func=viewcategory&catid=7[/url]And the price you paid was.... ???

She left 30 minutes early? How much time did you pay for?

Victoria, what's going on? Your girls are leaving 30 min early?

I heard that foreigners have to pay 200 Rubles as registration fee at Sherbank.

In the previous regulations, foreigners shall not registar if they stay less than 3 business days. Is this still valid?

[QUOTE=Big Bro AJ]I heard that foreigners have to pay 200 Rubles as registration fee at Sherbank.

In the previous regulations, foreigners shall not registar if they stay less than 3 business days. Is this still valid?[/QUOTE]AJ,
Visitors to Moscow (not just foreigners) are required to register with the Militisa within three business days. If you leave town within those three business days then you are not required to register. For example, if you arrive in Moscow at 5:00 PM on Friday night, then you have until 5:00 Wednesday night to register.

[QUOTE=Johntodd]Visited Moscow, first day called Sweet Dreams, was able to communicate in English, they suggested Alyona who was a great provider, nice body friendly, did leave 30 min early.
Web Address: [url]http://sweet-dreams.ru/index.php?option=com_datsogallery&Itemid=2&func=viewcategory&catid=7[/url]

The second day I decided to try an independent from :[url]http://www.rusdosug.com/[/url]

The lady is no longer listed, but she looked nothing like the photo, her site said $180, she charged $200. She had blond hair on the photo, black hair in person, her srvice was conservative, although she checked all the boxes on Rusdosug, she said she did not understand the form. Her body was great, but again, she looked nothing like the photo, her services were not as advertised, it was like she went through "Extreme Makeover" for the photo. If her photo appears back on the site, I will add the link.[/QUOTE]

The second lady was Alina, she posted a photo of the way she really looks, the previous photo had straberry blond hair, and was photoshopped.
[url]http://www.rusdosug.com/indi.php?service=12&id=33101[/url]

Note each lady charged $200 for two hours

Guys, I'd be really interested to hear from those familiar with the Moscow scene on the following question: what impact, if any, do internal migration controls have on the supply/demand picture for girls in Mosow/Russia (girls in general, not just P4P). What I mean is, my understanding is that Russia has a system of internal migration control, I. E. A girl cannot just up and move to Moscow from Ekaterinaburg for example just because she feels like it. This is where where all this discussion about papers and registration comes in. Now in Ukraine, people can move wherever they want. I haven't been all over the country, but in the bit of travelling I've done it seems like there are almost no girls in the villages and small cities. It makes sense that they would go to the bigger cities for work and school, and there are lots of girls in the bigger cities in Ukraine.

I know the whole which is better, Russia or Ukraine, big cities or the provinces etc. Discussion has been had many times. But does anyone think that migration controls play a part, I. E. That there are more girls in Ukrainian cities because of the lack of migration controls?

Jake,

Thanks for the info, however I am not a rookie for Moscow scene.

I just wonder, do we also have to deposit 200 Rubles to Sherbank additional to regular registration formalities.

AJ,

The procedures for registration have changed in the last year or 2. It is now possible to register yourself at the Post Office by filling out a form, in Russian or course, and paying a small fee, maybe 200 руб.

It is only necessary to prove that you have an address in Moscow (or wherever you are staying), which will be the sticking point for someone who is a tourist.

So, if you have proof of an address in Moscow and you can read and write Russian, you're set. Just head on over to the Post Office and do the deed.

Otherwise, you will have to pay someone to do it for you.

But, it is no longer necessary to register with the Militsia, or the OVIR, or the FSB, or the NKVD, or the VDNXa...

I'm back to Moscow for a week in February.

Who wants to party?

[QUOTE=Stravinsky]

The procedures for registration have changed in the last year or 2. It is now possible to register yourself at the Post Office by filling out a form, in Russian or course, and paying a small fee, maybe 200 руб.

It is no longer necessary to register with the Militsia, or the OVIR, or the FSB, or the NKVD, or the VDNXa...

[/QUOTE]

This sounds very encouraging, since registering is still a real pain in the ass, a big waste of time, and way too expensive. My flight always gets in at 23:00 on Friday night, so the last thing I want to do after 36 hours of travel time and my first night of debauchery, is get up early Saturday morning in a jet lag fog and find a taxi to drive across town to my travel agent to give them my passport. And since my apartment is still not registered for tourist rentals, my travel agent always has to register me in a different address and has to charge me $120 for this special fee to the police. Then I still have to go back there again on Monday or Tuesday to get my passport back and my registration form. Then there's always the worry that you will lose this stupid little paper before you clear immigration.

Between all that bullshit, AND the new bullshit of being required to pay a travel agent to get a visa, it nearly makes going to Ukraine a better option. If it wasn't for the dyevuchki,.......

So, when registering at the post office, do they still give you back the form with their stamp that you must give to immigration officer at the airport when you leave the country, that if you don't have it, you are in trouble? (Not having the option to miss my flights, I have always had my form)

And do they still have the 48 hours time limit to register rule, or you are in trouble?

Trouble for registering late generally means paying an extra $100 to $200 in rubles and sitting around the police station for 4 hours explaining shit and getting photographed and fingerprinted. (Haven't done that since 2007).

I know I could stay one night in a hotel and save myself all these headaches, but that would be just as big a pain, and a waste of time and money too, and they don't have crappy green sofas. I'm not so sure that a hotel that I'm checking out of, on my second morning, is gonna register me for 3 weeks anyway.

[QUOTE=Big Bro AJ]... however I am not a rookie for Moscow scene.....[/QUOTE]Sorry AJ, never meant to suggest you were.