Bogota Reports

Thanks for the warning.

One time in MDE centro around midnight my hotel called a cab for me. They gave me a piece of paper with the taxi number on it. Wouldn't something like that preclude a ladrone intercepting the call?

When I stay at Suite Real 85, when the hotel calls a cab for me, the security guard on duty checks the taxi driver to be sure, before I get in. They've been doing that since my 1st visit, and I've watched the same routine for other people as well.

Also, the hotel normally calls their trusted taxi drivers' cellulars, not taxi services, which I guess would reduce the "exposure" of the call to a service where cars are radioed. In fact, I specifically have been asking for the same driver since my 1st visit. He's well-known there and a very respectful, honest person. However, he works from 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. only. No nights.

Thanks for the warning, LT. Much appreciated. I would hope that the Dann Carlton would change up their procedure since TWO of their guests have been set-up.

[QUOTE=Tom 33]Thanks for the warning.

One time in MDE centro around midnight my hotel called a cab for me. They gave me a piece of paper with the taxi number on it. Wouldn't something like that preclude a ladrone intercepting the call?[/QUOTE]

I know most Colombianos pack heat but wonder about the legality of extranjeros packing heat.

Also, THE biggest problem facing Colombia is neither FARC nor drugs nor the paras. The biggest problem is the fucked up justice system that requires that victims and witness address be givenm to the accused (making it easy for them to hire sicarios to whack witnesses before trial). This is INSANE and will be the first thing that I change when I am appointed minister of justice.

Surfer

I have a permit for my gun.

They would not have had an opportunity to frisk me. I had enough time to kill the driver and at least one of the perps. This would have been sufficient disincentive to the other.

Take care

LatinTraveller


[QUOTE=Surfer]I know most Colombianos pack heat but wonder about the legality of extranjeros packing heat.

Also, THE biggest problem facing Colombia is neither FARC nor drugs nor the paras. The biggest problem is the fucked up justice system that requires that victims and witness address be givenm to the accused (making it easy for them to hire sicarios to whack witnesses before trial). This is INSANE and will be the first thing that I change when I am appointed minister of justice.[/QUOTE]

My trip to Bogota has been delayed one week, but I'll be arriving next Friday and staying at the Real Suites. Any fellow hobbyist want to meet and go out, just drop me a note. By the way, I'm fluent in Spanish so I can help anyone who might need it and I certainly won't slow anyone down that doesn't.

Hope your all having a good shag tonight.
Yeah Baby

I've stayed at Suites Real 85. Their taxi security is impeccable. The security guard goes out first and ids the cabbie.

LT, it seems as if you called the taxi from another location, then went to Casa Dann for your stuff, and kept the same taxi.

Funny thing, I've walked areas of north Bogota at night, and no one has fucked with me. Dumb luck, I guess.

Also, have you previously had occasion to use yiur piece while in BOG?

I flag down taxistas on the street all the time and have been lucky as IU have neverhad any incident. I used to thibnk the hotel writing the plate number was overkill, but I guess you cannot be too safe. I DO find BOG to feel more unsafe than any other city in Colombia, despite Cali having the reputation as the most dangerous. Suerte compadre

You can get a Colombian drivers license for a 190,000 pesos

Surfer

If you have a cedula it is not difficult to get a gun permit.

The system is administered ny the Armed Forces as opposed to the police. You go to DAS and get a good conduct report. You get a letter from a psychologist and another saying you have experiance in handling arms as well as a couple of references. You buy a form for say $20 and wait a couple of days and then they tell you to come to the arms shop to choose your piece.

Mine cost $1,700,000, twice as much as could be bought on the street.

You are allowed to transport you gun nationally but you have to be careful of local regulations. For example you need special permission to carry at the weekend in Bogota and In Cartagena from 21 December to 12 January, but special permission is not difficult to get.

As for using it, I have not actually killed anyone yet but I have shot a couple of people up and also have shot up a few cars and taxis. Normally, if I begin to feel uneasy and I am carrying I advise the driver and give hime a quick glimpse. This tends to focus his mind on his life and away from my life!

However, I would have no hesitation in using it if I thought it would ease a situation.

In relation to my incident, five guys have been picked up and next time I am in Bogota I will see if I identify them.

Take care

LatinTraveller

[QUOTE=Surfer]Also, have you previously had occasion to use yiur piece while in BOG?

I flag down taxistas on the street all the time and have been lucky as IU have neverhad any incident. I used to thibnk the hotel writing the plate number was overkill, but I guess you cannot be too safe. I DO find BOG to feel more unsafe than any other city in Colombia, despite Cali having the reputation as the most dangerous. Suerte compadre[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Surfer]I know most Colombianos pack heat but wonder about the legality of extranjeros packing heat.[/QUOTE]

I don't know what circles you move in but not one of my Colombian friends "packs heat".

Hey Guys,

Anyone interested in hooking up this Friday. If any fellow mongers are arriving to Bogota this weekend and looking to go out with fellow hobbyist, let me know.

Yeah Baby

Hey guys,

I am in Bogota for 2 days on business. Have mongered in Cosat Rica and TJ so somewhat experienced.

I will not really have a lot of time apart from business assosciates though. Any suggestions (pm's are fine) of an agency with a website that will send girls to hotels?

Thanks much

I am going to Bogota in a couple months to meet with a Colombiana I met here in the USA (non-sex worker, regular girl), what should I be especially on the look out for. I have spent a lot of time in caracas. is it different in Colombia?

Log on to Conexcol.com for escorts and you will find tons of escort agencies.

Day 0 – Arrived in Bogota late at night. I asked the hotel to send a driver in order to avoid the problems that can occur ,as reported by LatinTraveller earlier in the Bogota thread. The hotel sent a nice older gentleman called Jose Alvana (Tel: +57 310 480 3559). On the ride to the hotel Jose provided me with several useful titbits of information: 1) The hotel is very close to the Zona Rosa, a chic part of town. 2) There are unmarked houses around town, which are essentially brothels. The going rates are COP 40,000-60,000 per hour with young quality girls on offer. Ironically, it was a gringo who introduced him to some of these places. 3) He would be more than happy to take me to some of these locations and his taxi rates are a reasonable COP 12,000 per hour (Though this did not stop the hotel charging me COP 25,000 for the 30 minute ride from the airport). 4) There are shopping centers in the Zona Rosa but they are very expensive. He suggested much better deals are to be had at the Centro Commercial Unicentro and Centro Comercial Andrecito Sur.

I made it to the hotel, checked in, unpacked and collapsed.

Day 1 - I chose the Real Suites 85 ([url]www.suitesreal.com/85/[/url], Carrera 18 No. 84-56, Tel: +57 1 218 0100) as my base of operations. Being a frequent business traveller, I am used to American hotel chains such as Hyatt, Hilton, Sheraton and the like. When compared to that calibre of hotel the Real Suites is not in the same league. However, I am paying for the hotel myself on this trip and at COP 104,500 per night (breakfast included) the Real Suites is a great deal especially given its location, namely a 5-minute walk to the chic Zona Rosa district of Bogota. The rooms are clean (albeit a little small), the hotel is safe, there is an OPEN 24 Hours supermarket close by and, most importantly, I have not been hassled or asked for extra payments to bring guests up to my suite.

The trip started off on the wrong foot as a very cute Colombian nena I had been courting and cultivating online for several weeks decided, for reasons known only to herself, not to go through with meeting me. Fortunately, there is a plan B (and plan C for that matter) so the trip will not be a total waste.

A little research on the WSG Colombia forum surfaced [url]www.clasifica.com[/url]. Under the Personales section, I selected [Santa Fe de Bogota] and [Mujeres buscando Hombres]. There were 3 or 4 girls who looked interesting. Monica looked really hot but she quoted COP 150,000 per hour when I called her, which seemed a little steep. That said, I popped into the Zona Roas Abejita’s massage parlor later in the day and the going rate was also COP 150,000 per hour, though it must be said that there are some knockouts in the establishment.

Two student girls advertising on clasifica, Nicolle and Daniela, were quoting COP 60,000 per hour. I selected Daniela, primarily because Nicolle did not answer the phone when I called her. One hour later, Daniela was in my hotel room posing for these pictures. She spent two hours with me and was well worth the COP 140,000 (20K for the taxi) I paid. She had rules, no BBBJ for example, but within those rules she provided good service. The right attitude is an important thing in a service provider and I could certainly not fault Daniela in that department. She asked me not to photograph her face, which was ok with me as that feature was a little disappointing when compared to the rest of her. As you can see, I dressed her up in stockings and tights, which I find to be a turn-on, for the session. I used a sex toy on her (see photos) and I think it was her first time because she really got into it. She came twice, which was a pleasure to watch and that alone was worth the price of admission.

As already mentioned, in the afternoon I located the Abejita massage parlor ([url]www.abejita.com[/url], Carrera 14 No. 83-23, Tel: +57 1 616 2255 & +57 1 616 4863). A little hard to find but well worth it as there are some model calibre women to be found. Open from 10am-9pm (I think) and a basic massage is COP 30,000. I was quoted COP 150,000 for “servicio completo”, which I assume will be about an hour’s worth of fun. I passed on Abejita today but tomorrow is another day.

In the early evening I learned an important lesson. Do not try and get anywhere by taxi during rush hour (around 6:30pm onwards). Rush hour traffic in Bogota is a nightmare and a 10-minute ride ended up taking 45 minutes. My destination was the Abado massage parlor (Carrera 15 No. 116-59 Apartment 203, Tel: +57 1 637 6627). A real rundown place at the opposite end of the spectrum from Abejita’s, if you will. Still, at COP 30,000 for a massage with a happy ending, who is complaining? Full service was quoted at COP 50,000. I was a given a choice of two masseurs and picked a 22 year-old blonde names Stefanie.

On the way back to the hotel I stopped at Juan Pablo karaoke (Carrera 18, No. 93A-83, Tel. +97 1 256 8925). There have been good reports on this place but I must have picked a bad night or maybe I just got there too early. When I walked in there were 7-8 girls sitting at the bar and no customers except me. In those situations my first instinct is to turn around and walk out of the place but I sat down and ordered a drink. Consistent with many other karaoke bars I have visited, the alcoholic drinks are way over-priced and so I ordered a ginger ale, which put me back COP 5,000. There were two girls in the place that I thought were really attractive and as luck would have it one of them sat down next to me and I tried to have a conversation with her in my very limited Spanish. Here is the bottom line: it costs USD 30 or COP 70,000 to bar-fine these girls. This allows you to walk out of the place with the beauty of your choice. What happens after that, and at what price, is negotiated between you and the girl. Since I had just left the massage parlour I had no intention of taking her out and did not get into a price discussion. Something tells me that her opening price would have been COP 150,000 per hour but that is just a hunch and not a quoted price.

Day 2 – It is day 2 of my Bogota adventure. I woke up early and went for a run. On the way back I stopped by the supermarket and purchased breakfast: two croissants, a slice of pineapple and a bottle of freshly squeezed OJ. The total damage was COP 4,500 or about USD 2. Now that is what I call value for money! I am waiting for a call from another online contact and hope this does not end up like yesterday.

11:00am - Not having much luck with the online girls. This one shows up but is unwilling to have her photos taken. It is something I should have clarified online before bringing her to the hotel. Total damage is COP 18,000 for taxis and the time I wasted chasing her, which was not much thank God.

I have an appointment with yet another online girl in the evening. Sandy shows up at my door at around 8:30pm and my luck finally turns. Sandy is better in the flesh than in the photos she sent me and has a great attitude besides. She is not so much a pro as a regular girl willing to try something a little different. As you can see from the attached photos, Sandy has great a great body and legs. I am respecting her request not to show her face but it matches the rest of her in terms of beauty and sexuality. I hope you guys forgive me for not doing any additional research because I ended up spending the last two days in Colombia with Sandy on the theory that it was not going to get any better than this.

Photos To Be Posted Separately