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I searched on here for similar topic, but couldn't find any. I been reading and listening to CD for a few months now. My problem I'm having is I can read Spanish better than I can listen or speak face to face with another person. I would like to practice with a person on Skype because most classes I see are offering between $500-$800 for seven 1 hour sessions which I think is too expensive. Anyone knows a person that do lessons on Skype?
[QUOTE=Amb832;1363274]I searched on here for similar topic, but couldn't find any. I been reading and listening to CD for a few months now. My problem I'm having is I can read Spanish better than I can listen or speak face to face with another person. I would like to practice with a person on Skype because most classes I see are offering between $500-$800 for seven 1 hour sessions which I think is too expensive. Anyone knows a person that do lessons on Skype?[/QUOTE]I think Lessons Skype will do for key words. Not too long ago there was a rolling convo about classes and somebody put up a few emails and what not for this chick / lady who does lessons via Skype for very reasonable rates. I'd guess in the Medellin topic as that one contains very few reports on fucking chicks anymore! LOL!
Sorry I can't be more specific; I took my lessons in college as a minor.
The info is already posted, just a matter of digging it out.
[QUOTE=Amb832;1363274]I searched on here for similar topic, but couldn't find any. I been reading and listening to CD for a few months now. My problem I'm having is I can read Spanish better than I can listen or speak face to face with another person. I would like to practice with a person on Skype because most classes I see are offering between $500-$800 for seven 1 hour sessions which I think is too expensive. Anyone knows a person that do lessons on Skype?[/QUOTE]Try nataliavelez@elearnspanishonline. She teaches via skype. I think 20 bucks an hour. Good luck!
[QUOTE=Amb832;1363274]I searched on here for similar topic, but couldn't find any. I been reading and listening to CD for a few months now. My problem I'm having is I can read Spanish better than I can listen or speak face to face with another person. I would like to practice with a person on Skype because most classes I see are offering between $500-$800 for seven 1 hour sessions which I think is too expensive. Anyone knows a person that do lessons on Skype?[/QUOTE]Like Slam says, the info is already posted but my favorite is Pimsleur Spanish. Very inexpensive and there is a lot of focus on pronunciation and speaking out loud.
This last trip, my buddy and I we went to a bar with another american we just met in MDE. He said he is fluent in Spanish (and he is) but the girls told me that they have a hard time understanding him because of his accent and even though my spanish is limited they were able to follow what the fuck I am saying. Pronunciation makes a big difference
[QUOTE=Slamcity7777; 1363292][B]I'd guess in the Medellin topic as that one contains very few reports on fucking chicks anymore! LOL!
[/B][/QUOTE]That is so true. What is up with that? You read my mind and I am wondering the same.
BTW, if you look at the travel announcement section there were a lot of people announcing their visits to MDE but very few reports.
Newbie here. Did a quick search and didn't find an answer for this-
I have experience in the US (payment up front) and Uruguay and Argentina (I always paid post session) but what is expected in Colombia?
For a 1 hour session pay up front?
For say 12 hours I wouldn't feel comfortable with that. Do you pay half up front and half at the end?
Thanks for your help!
[QUOTE=Chelo; 1363521]Newbie here. Did a quick search and didn't find an answer for this-
I have experience in the US (payment up front) and Uruguay and Argentina (I always paid post session) but what is expected in Colombia?
For a 1 hour session pay up front?
For say 12 hours I wouldn't feel comfortable with that. Do you pay half up front and half at the end?
Thanks for your help![/QUOTE]In Mayorista in MDE most of the girls want payment first. Later if you take them again they may not ask for it right away. Other areas when payment is asked first the best way is to show them the money, but not give it up till the session is over. Say if you put it on the dresser that will do the trick. Now in Casas you have to pay up front in 99% of the places. I have been to one where they run a tab, but you have to watch they don't add extra charges on the bill.
[QUOTE=Vitrea; 1363515]That is so true. What is up with that? You read my mind and I am wondering the same.
BTW, if you look at the travel announcement section there were a lot of people announcing their visits to MDE but very few reports.[/QUOTE]Not much has changed. A 3 year summary, Hooters opened Aug 4th 2009, Dollhouse opened June 2010, closed Aug 2010, Loutron moved, PaisaLover got Jailed, MedellinPaisa was killed, AG built a bar, Frank built a baby crib, the airport remodel job now has food and drinks after the final checkpoint, Spirit started flights June 2009, Bbrocs has added more apartments near Lleras, few metro cables got extended, the skyline is more crowded with high rises, prices are a little higher, casa quality is down, girls went full blown RL, girls are fatter and so am I. LMAO
[QUOTE=Chelo; 1363521]Newbie here. Did a quick search and didn't find an answer for this-
I have experience in the US (payment up front) and Uruguay and Argentina (I always paid post session) but what is expected in Colombia?
For a 1 hour session pay up front?
For say 12 hours I wouldn't feel comfortable with that. Do you pay half up front and half at the end?
Thanks for your help![/QUOTE]The only time I pay anywhere up front is at a fuck house where it is required to pay up front. As far as that, really the only places that come to mind are Las Cucardas in Lima and the soapies in Thailand. Also in the casas of Santa Fe in Bogota you have to pay the room only (5 or 10k pesos depending on the joint) up front. Other than that I would NEVER give a sex worker payment up front. MF tend to get lazy after they are paid. That money is too busy burning a hole in their pocket for them to give good service. That is in any job. Pay your workers at the end of the day.
However if I am on the other end of the business deal then I would require money up front. No dough, no show.
[QUOTE=Chelo; 1363521]Newbie here. Did a quick search and didn't find an answer for this-
I have experience in the US (payment up front) and Uruguay and Argentina (I always paid post session) but what is expected in Colombia?
For a 1 hour session pay up front?
For say 12 hours I wouldn't feel comfortable with that. Do you pay half up front and half at the end?
Thanks for your help![/QUOTE]BTW I speak Spanish so I do know what prepago means. Is that standard practice? I got screwed (in not the good way) in Venezuela so thought it best to ask.
I am planning to take a small plane from Florida with a buddy and island hop the Bahamas for 7 to 10 days.
ISG reports that P4P is virtually non-existent in the Bahamas so I got this idea.
Is it possible to set something up and have a Columbian chica fly commercially to the Bahamas and spend a week in the Caribbean?
No VISA is necessary, only a passport.
Thanks for any info or help.
Bob
[QUOTE=Towelboy2010; 1363752]I am planning to take a small plane from Florida with a buddy and island hop the Bahamas for 7 to 10 days.
ISG reports that P4P is virtually non-existent in the Bahamas so I got this idea.
Is it possible to set something up and have a Columbian chica fly commercially to the Bahamas and spend a week in the Caribbean?
No VISA is necessary, only a passport.
Thanks for any info or help.
Bob[/QUOTE]If you know that a visa is not required then didn't you answer your own question?
[QUOTE=Chelo; 1363521]Newbie here. Did a quick search and didn't find an answer for this-
I have experience in the US (payment up front) and Uruguay and Argentina (I always paid post session) but what is expected in Colombia?
For a 1 hour session pay up front?
For say 12 hours I wouldn't feel comfortable with that. Do you pay half up front and half at the end?
Thanks for your help![/QUOTE]Never pay upfront unless there is absolutely no other option.
[QUOTE=Manizales911; 1364110]I am planning to take a small plane from Florida with a buddy and island hop the Bahamas for 7 to 10 days.
ISG reports that P4P is virtually non-existent in the Bahamas so I got this idea.
Is it possible to set something up and have a Columbian chica fly commercially to the Bahamas and spend a week in the Caribbean?
No VISA is necessary, only a passport.
Thanks for any info or help.
Bob.
If you know that a visa is not required then didn't you answer your own question?[/QUOTE]I think that the question was more about the possibility of taking a local girl or two with them on their trip and not about the need of passport / visa requirements.
Colombians don't need a visa for the Bahamas? If you say so, check your facts and be sure before you spend all this loot.
To answer your question anything is possible if you have enough money. Is it probable is the real question? There are so many "moving parts" for this project to be a success I'd say don't even try to bring a Colombian girl. I can tell you first hand (SO will pretty much any of the OG heads) that a Colombian Chick is as dependable as a umbrella full of holes! They ALWAYS say one thing and do another or make plans and never show up! Why don't you and dude do a bit more digging and find a girl there in the Bahamas or even one in the States. It might cost more but it will save you a ton of frustration.
Not trying to be a hater but it SOUND awesome in theory. It's the application that does not sound likely.
Think about it, you're going to ask two RANDOM chicks to come escort you and your boy to the Bahamas for a few days? Where you going to find the girls? What if there is no chemistry? What if they want to be paid a deposit / travel expenses and then try to squeeze you? What if they offer shitty service? What if the pics they send you are old and they went from Lindas to Gordas? What if they say yes then don't show up at the airport and you and buddy are S. O. L and maybe out a few bucks cash and tickets for the flight? This just off the top of my head.
Also, Most the working girls in Colombia have lives, school or university, family and kids, ect. Family They just CAN"T get up and go on a working vacation, no matter how much fun it sounds, especially if it is kind of short notice. They'd get all excited and say yes! Then when the planning and doing has to be done the facts would kill their excitement. Just because they're working girls in Colombia does not mean they don't have normal lives.
Try to find a girl in the DR or Panama (Colombia Girls) most of those girls have "work" on their minds so kids / obligations are all squared away.
[QUOTE=Towelboy2010; 1363752]I am planning to take a small plane from Florida with a buddy and island hop the Bahamas for 7 to 10 days.
ISG reports that P4P is virtually non-existent in the Bahamas so I got this idea.
Is it possible to set something up and have a Columbian chica fly commercially to the Bahamas and spend a week in the Caribbean?
No VISA is necessary, only a passport.
Thanks for any info or help.
Bob[/QUOTE]Like Manizales911 said, you answered part of your own question. Colombians do not need Visa for the following countries:
Argentina.
Bahamas 90 days.
Barbados 90 days.
Bolivia.
Brazil.
Chile.
Cuba. Tarjeta de Turismo (Turism Card)
Dominica.
Ecuador 90 Days.
El Salvador 90 Days.
Guyana 30 days visa on arrival.
Honduras 3 Months.
Jamaica 30 days.
Mexico 180 days. Since 9 November 2012.
Montserrat.
Nicaragua Visa on arrival for 90 days $ 20. 00 USS fee.
Panama.
Paraguay.
Peru.
Saint Kitts and Nevis 3 months.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1 month.
Trinidad and Tobago.
Uruguay.
Venezuela 90 days.
Logistically, it would be easier if you fly a Colombiana via one of the countries that also doe snot require a Visa.
You will have a hard time finding one with a passport though. It is rare for a Colombiana to have a passport and getting one takes time. The ones with passport are already working in surrounding countries.