Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=Raiden1907;3018639]I was there. There was a huge police presence, and they were grabbing a bunch of people. My friend was going around talking to the girls in the park, and he got stopped by a cop while he was chatting with one. They checked both their IDs and told him it's illegal to solicit prostitution. He had to either pay a fine on the spot, admitting guilt, or show up in court the next day. I also saw some other people getting thrown to the ground. I'm not sure what the current status of prostitution is in that area. Apparently, the mayor put a temporary ban on it in El Poblado and Provenza last year, so I guess they're still enforcing it.[/QUOTE]Santa Claus was there too, and Spiderman, and oh I think I heard Superman flew by together with Wonderwoman.

You were conveniently there, saw cops threatning to throw people to the ground? Actual tourists? A tourist police in parque lleras would do that to a tourist just for walking with a girl? They ask to admit it? Like it's Nazi Germany or something? Ha ha. Meanwhile you stood there listening to the whole thing? And now going way out of your way to post for us poor fellas?

Aint nobody buying this fairy tale, but thanks for the heads up lmao. Congrats on your first post LOL.

[QUOTE=Raiden1907;3018639]...... He had to either pay a fine on the spot, admitting guilt, or show up in court the next day.......[/QUOTE]Pay a fine on the spot? You do know that's corruption. Are you accusing the Medellin police of being corrupt? Do you know that the Medellin authorities are trying to track you down at this very moment?

[QUOTE=Raiden1907;3018639]I was there. He had to either pay a fine on the spot, admitting guilt, or show up in court the next day.[/QUOTE]If you were there and he was your friend you would have known the outcome (fine amount or court) and posted about it. But you did not because your very first statement is a lie.

[QUOTE=Raiden1907;3018639]I also saw some other people getting thrown to the ground. [/QUOTE]What other people? Tourists, local women, or local men? This happening to tourists or local women would mean it was a very serious offense and the person was fighting the police trying to get away. This happening to local men is a very slim possibility but so very unlikely. The police would not want to show such aggression in such a touristy area which would affect the local businesses and make the area look bad because it would hit the news or internet with everyone recording it on their phones.

I can't wait until your next enlightening post.

[QUOTE=Raiden1907;3018639]I was there. There was a huge police presence, and they were grabbing a bunch of people. My friend was going around talking to the girls in the park, and he got stopped by a cop while he was chatting with one. They checked both their IDs and told him it's illegal to solicit prostitution. He had to either pay a fine on the spot, admitting guilt, or show up in court the next day. I also saw some other people getting thrown to the ground. I'm not sure what the current status of prostitution is in that area. Apparently, the mayor put a temporary ban on it in El Poblado and Provenza last year, so I guess they're still enforcing it.[/QUOTE]To clarify some things. Prostitution between two consenting adults is legal in Colombia. However, local governments can temporarily prohibit this if it is regarded as a threat to public order. The major did this in April of 2024 for six-months. That time has long passed; the local ban exists no more. He cannot maintain that permanently. The recent police action was clearly explained by the police themselves (in various social media videos) as going after "underage" women who are subject to an underage-curfew and illegals (without proper visitor visa or residency cedula). They explained that to enforce this they would also be checking tourists to inquire to their visitor visa status (checking Colombia and Interpol databases for possible warrants). While women and tourists were escorted out of the area for crowd control, no one was arrested (and much less fined) for the act of being at a public park, for talking to each other, or for 'soliciting' (which as explained is not illegal in Colombia). That higher level of enforcement has since ended, as it is not sustainable financially, and its primary goal of getting heightened press was achieved.

[QUOTE=Lofter;3018278]Fellas, can you give me your experiences on chicas allowing you to film your sessions with them? Whether it be girls from Parque Lleras (doesn't seem likely) or in one of the many Casas? Also what tends to be the guy to girl ratio in Parque Lleras say in the day time and in the evening? I know things really heat up around 10 pm Lastly do chicas in Parque Lleras quote lower prices than at night?[/QUOTE]I use my phone to videos and pics almost always. I have a few girls from El Centro and most of the rest comes from Seeking and Tinder. Only one from Lleras but she was a doll. It's easier to negotiate with the online girls. Also. If you make multiple visits they are willing to do more. A few will say no face pics but change their minds on future visits.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;3017109]That is me since I have never met a chick I had to have.

This begs the question of how many he plans on fucking if he needs 100 chicks in the same place. Maybe it is just his fantasy to see them. All that leads to is decision paralysis. Gets down to this one needs to be 1 inch taller. Or that one should not have that mark right there. Soon he will be saying there was nothing he liked out of the 100 he wanted to see.[/QUOTE]Happens to me all the time and I end walking out with none, and bummed out.

[QUOTE=RiceRocket99;3015968]Forgot to mention Buenos Aires! And not the one in Argentina hehe.[/QUOTE]I stay in Buenos Aires, down the road from that metro station there is an Airbnb with a hot tub that faces that mountain. My crazy girl that does citas she told me not to walk up that road or do stuff behind the building. She said it would be dangerous to ne. I walked the main road to the mall and back but that's it.

[QUOTE=KeviKev68;3019067]I use my phone to videos and pics almost always. I have a few girls from El Centro and most of the rest comes from Seeking and Tinder. Only one from Lleras but she was a doll. It's easier to negotiate with the online girls. Also. If you make multiple visits they are willing to do more. A few will say no face pics but change their minds on future visits.[/QUOTE]So worth it to buy a tripod on amazon? LOL.

[QUOTE=Raiden1907;3018639]I was there. There was a huge police presence, and they were grabbing a bunch of people. My friend was going around talking to the girls in the park, and he got stopped by a cop while he was chatting with one. They checked both their IDs and told him it's illegal to solicit prostitution. He had to either pay a fine on the spot, admitting guilt, or show up in court the next day. I also saw some other people getting thrown to the ground. I'm not sure what the current status of prostitution is in that area. Apparently, the mayor put a temporary ban on it in El Poblado and Provenza last year, so I guess they're still enforcing it.[/QUOTE]Wow this seems like overreach. The neighborhood stopped being cool after passport bros swarmed the area with vids. Sex tourism out of control.

Stick ups and store robberies are not unusual in Buenos Aires. The good news is the crimes very rarely involve foreigners.

[QUOTE=MilkDog08;3019251]I stay in Buenos Aires, down the road from that metro station there is an Airbnb with a hot tub that faces that mountain. My crazy girl that does citas she told me not to walk up that road or do stuff behind the building. She said it would be dangerous to ne. I walked the main road to the mall and back but that's it.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Knowledge;3019296]Stick ups and store robberies are not unusual in Buenos Aires. The good news is the crimes very rarely involve foreigners.[/QUOTE]That means nothing since there are very few foreigners that stay or even pass thru there. So by default there would be very few crimes involving foreigners.

Cops* put up a barrier right in front of glow in parque lleras Where guys and girls sit around and hang out.

First they realized checking ids no one cars about and it did nothing. Then they opened up the street to cars to reduce the area where people can walk around I lleras and now they are putting up barriers so people don't sit.

In just a few years, I've seen the prices double in Medellin more than other cities around the world. People are swarming the city and men who have no serious savings, no serious investments, are spending all their money on women who sleep with several men a day. I was talking to a couple chicas about it last week and they say they have people who check websites like these to see the prices that "gringos" are willing to pay. With all the price sharing and discussing what people are paying on here they keep pushing the limit. That's why on various websites and apps all of their prices have been standardized. Prices that would've been literally unthinkable of 2 to 3 years ago are now the norm. It's amazing how many guys are going broke paying these women these ludricrous prices. Fortunately, I have my system where I still pay comfortably at 200 to 300 mil. But there's honestly nothing we can do to stop it. Simps will continue telling each other prices that they were happy with even though they were in the hundreds of dollars not knowing that they got ransacked. It is idiots who come here for the first time and say ""HEY EVERYBODY I PAID $100" then the next guys screams "HEY GUYS I PAID $200" then "HEY GUYS I ONLY PAID $400" and so on and so on. These prices are already what US women who have 5 times the cost of living are charging. At this point, it literally costs more money to travel, Airbnb and pay these girls than just to do it in the US.

[QUOTE=Turgid;3019021]Pay a fine on the spot? You do know that's corruption. Are you accusing the Medellin police of being corrupt? Do you know that the Medellin authorities are trying to track you down at this very moment?[/QUOTE]Yup, it seemed pretty fucking corrupt. And cool, I'd love to hear a response from them.

[QUOTE=MaddTraveler;3018954]Santa Claus was there too, and Spiderman, and oh I think I heard Superman flew by together with Wonderwoman.

You were conveniently there, saw cops threatning to throw people to the ground? Actual tourists? A tourist police in parque lleras would do that to a tourist just for walking with a girl? They ask to admit it? Like it's Nazi Germany or something? Ha ha. Meanwhile you stood there listening to the whole thing? And now going way out of your way to post for us poor fellas?

Aint nobody buying this fairy tale, but thanks for the heads up lmao. Congrats on your first post LOL.[/QUOTE]I usually browse this forum without posting because I usually don't have anything too valuable to say. But I felt like I had to reply when someone brought up what happened at Parque Lleras because I was actually there. And it didn't look like just tourist police but it was a whole operation, they had a tent set up next to the park where they would take people to further question them.