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[QUOTE=SubCmdr;2862237][I]Its not bragging if you can back it up.[/I] ― Muhammed Ali.

I will take your post in jest as I should. [B]LOL![/B].

[B]Hope you are having a great day my ISG Brother. Because I am![/B]

Do you have anything to add about telecommunication issues? Because that is what my original post was about. Do you find that having a +57 country code is an advantage for you? Do you get better prices on the prostitutes you hire? Are there any other advantages?

The girls that I have hired all around the world as my prostitutes have not mentioned to me. Is Colombia special? Do they have a special hate for those with country codes different from them? I have found that in Colombia they do not engage in imposing the "gringo" tax like they do in a country that I have extensive experience in like the Dominican Republic. And that after the local businesses that I frequent say me on a repeated basis, became much more friendly, complemented me on my Spanish and even remember my usual orders.

Keep practicing your comic routine. You have good material. But your delivery needs a little work. [B]ROTFLMAO![/B].

Because I fail to see the importance of having a +57 country code for short term visits. [U]I do not live in Colombia.[/U] I travel all around the world with my +1 country code. I am uncertain that anyone pays attention to it other than those on ISG. In fact this guy is the first person that mentioned it to me:

He asked the question and I answered him.

Don't be a hater. If you want one just buy one. It is an amazing model I do not recommend that individuals buy a iPhone 15 if they already have a iPhone 14. I upgraded to the phone that I have from a iPhone XR. The XR still works perfectly. But I ran out of memory. One of the downsides of iPhones. Fixed memory. Advantage for these who use Android OS is that memory on those phones can usually be upgraded by just adding a bigger memory card. And memory cards are a great value these days. Especially if you catch a sale on one.

[B]There is no reason to be jealous or to fall in love with material items. Money is worthless. Last time I checked you cannot take it with you. Stop tripping and get a grip.[/B][/QUOTE]I've always used my +1 number in Colombia, including during the year I lived there. When I needed to replace my phone, I purchased a dual SIM model and ran my TMobile SIM with a Claro SIM, only using Claro data if I couldn't get a connection with TMobile.

I can't say that having a +1 number affected any prices. It's quite obvious I'm not a native Colombian, my failure to use colloquialisms, especially diminutives, guaranteed nobody would think I'm from Medellin. Besides, I have no need to lie to the girls.

Personally I'm in the android camp. For me a good phone is worth splurging on. I've got a cheap Samsung as an emergency backup, but it takes forever to do anything and the camera is crap. TMobile is probably the best option for frequent travelers, although due to coverage issues I switched to Verizon years ago.

Bogota and Medellin are both good.

Medellin is better weather, unless you get lucky in Bogota, which is unlikely. Easily 10-12 F colder in Bogota, all the time, night and day, which can be annoying.

Provenza, Parque Llleras and surrounding areas of Medellin have much more in terms of nice restaurants, bars, regular clubs, etc. , in addition to the girls in the clubs and on the streets, so if it's not a trip focused 100% on sex, I'd definitely go with Medellin.

That said, if you're just trying to hit as many girls as possible, I think Santa Fe Bogota is easier as there are so many options in a small area.

[QUOTE=MahaSiddha;2862503]Dear All.

If I can only pick one city, which one should I do my tour?

Bogota seems get better price, but Medellin seems get hotter girls.

The goal of my tour is to BBFS as many girls as possible.

Thanks for all the guidance.

Yours Truly.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MahaSiddha;2862503]Dear All.

If I can only pick one city, which one should I do my tour?

Bogota seems get better price, but Medellin seems get hotter girls.

The goal of my tour is to BBFS as many girls as possible.

Thanks for all the guidance.

Yours Truly.[/QUOTE]Bogota is the best. Go to [URL]prepagos.com[/URL] and look how many girls in Bogota via Medellin. Pics are fake. Don't look at the photos it's bulshit. Pusy is pusy even on the moon. Fanta Fe is #1.

[QUOTE=JjBee62;2862544]I've always used my +1 number in Colombia, including during the year I lived there. When I needed to replace my phone, I purchased a dual SIM model and ran my TMobile SIM with a Claro SIM, only using Claro data if I couldn't get a connection with TMobile.

I can't say that having a +1 number affected any prices. It's quite obvious I'm not a native Colombian, my failure to use colloquialisms, especially diminutives, guaranteed nobody would think I'm from Medellin. Besides, I have no need to lie to the girls.

Personally I'm in the android camp. For me a good phone is worth splurging on. I've got a cheap Samsung as an emergency backup, but it takes forever to do anything and the camera is crap. TMobile is probably the best option for frequent travelers, although due to coverage issues I switched to Verizon years ago.[/QUOTE]Qué Chimba.

I don't know what it's about certain people, especially a subset of Americans using neutral language so as to not offend people, who believe that they can go to another country and flash whatever. Then they get whacked and everyone is like OMG what has the world come to stop it just stop! Especially when these are the same characters that criticize Ecuador as not safe this is unbelievable.

[URL]https://youtu.be/Te5mpbpIEjc?si=1dxdfsRVTes4dpYh[/URL]

Online registration with the Colombian government still required by Spirit Airlines before letting you board? What's the website, if still required?

[QUOTE=DoomBringer321;2862992]I don't know what it's about certain people, especially a subset of Americans using neutral language so as to not offend people, who believe that they can go to another country and flash whatever. Then they get whacked and everyone is like OMG what has the world come to stop it just stop! Especially when these are the same characters that criticize Ecuador as not safe this is unbelievable.

[URL]https://youtu.be/Te5mpbpIEjc?si=1dxdfsRVTes4dpYh[/URL][/QUOTE]They think that because they grew up in the hood in Atlanta or Oakland or South Side Chicago or wherever, that they can act the same way in the hoods here in Colombia. They come down here without any Spanish skills flexing and flossing their gold chains thinking if they can do it in Atlanta they can do it in Cartagena. However what they don't realize is that down here (especially if it's a Venezuelan that's robbing you) they often shoot first and then jack you after you are down.

Its not worth your life over a gold chain or an iPhone. You shouldn't even bring those things to Colombia. They don't realize that there are people here who will do anything necessary to get food for themselves and their families, even if it means killing a tourist to steal his gold chain.

But you know what, maybe the guy didn't die in vain, maybe some other idiots will see what happened and decide not to floss their gold chains down here. So he's actually a martyr to the other idiots.

[QUOTE=Gabacho;2863032]They think that because they grew up in the hood in Atlanta or Oakland or South Side Chicago or wherever, that they can act the same way in the hoods here in Colombia. They come down here without any Spanish skills flexing and flossing their gold chains thinking if they can do it in Atlanta they can do it in Cartagena. [/QUOTE]Huh? I am from the hood in Atlanta and I speak 4 other languages besides Spanish and do not think or do any of that which you mentioned. There must be some other reason they do it besides where they grew up.

Colombian congress is considering a bill that, if passed, will give sex workers, including prostitutes and webcam models, all benefits of an employee of any company including "the right to vacations, maternity and paternity leaves, bereavement leaves, service premiums, family day, family compensation funds and other benefits that come with a formal job in the country. "

[URL]https://www.elcolombiano.com/colombia/promueven-ley-para-que-la-prostitucion-sea-un-trabajo-formal-OG22715478[/URL]

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2863055]Huh? I am from the hood in Atlanta and I speak 4 other languages besides Spanish and do not think or do any of that which you mentioned. There must be some other reason they do it besides where they grew up.[/QUOTE]Well obviously you're not the "hip hop" generation I was referring to. For one you speak Spanish and for two you're not flashing any gold chains in Cartagena.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2863055]Huh? I am from the hood in Atlanta and I speak 4 other languages besides Spanish and do not think or do any of that which you mentioned. There must be some other reason they do it besides where they grew up.[/QUOTE]And don't think I'm referring to just black people because there's dumbass whiteboys doing the same stupid shit, look at Post Malone for example. If Post Malone were to come to Colombia he would probably get fucking murked and then they'd pull his teeth out.

[QUOTE=JohnnieCash;2863069]Colombian congress is considering a bill that, if passed, will give sex workers, including prostitutes and webcam models, all benefits of an employee of any company including "the right to vacations, maternity and paternity leaves, bereavement leaves, service premiums, family day, family compensation funds and other benefits that come with a formal job in the country. "

[URL]https://www.elcolombiano.com/colombia/promueven-ley-para-que-la-prostitucion-sea-un-trabajo-formal-OG22715478[/URL][/QUOTE]This was tried in Ecuador it failed, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama most Latin American countries with exceptions have extra salaries, profit sharing, and even higher social safety net than in the US more akin to European countries, one problem and most businesses are in the business of making the most amount of profit for the least amount of cost this is true in all business, for example in Ecuador when they tried that they made the sex workers independent contractors back in the day if you found a SW she would usually stay in that town, in that exact same club, and perhaps working the same hours so her patrons would gravitate there, now clubs do not tell a girl what time to come in, they don't tell a girl what to wear, they really only tell them to bring their health ministry check up and she can work and leave as she pleases. From a business point of view, it is chaotic, try running a supermarket that way, but for the sex industry, it limits liability so, in essence, SW at least in Ecuador is more like an "independent contractor" situation and the girls move, the go-to different club's different cities they are doing that anyway now they will just do it more often plus Colombia has several wealthier countries on their border Panama, Ecuador, Costa Rica, that have larger per capita incomes. Trust me nothing will change unless they are willing to change the prices in that case whatever attractiveness Colombia has will go down as other countries offer the same service for less.

Doom out.

[QUOTE=JohnnieCash;2863069]Colombian congress is considering a bill that, if passed, will give sex workers, including prostitutes and webcam models, all benefits of an employee of any company including "the right to vacations, maternity and paternity leaves, bereavement leaves, service premiums, family day, family compensation funds and other benefits that come with a formal job in the country. "

[URL]https://www.elcolombiano.com/colombia/promueven-ley-para-que-la-prostitucion-sea-un-trabajo-formal-OG22715478[/URL][/QUOTE]There's also some other strange stuff in there. How about this: "Furthermore, the articles are clear regarding the rules that will be imposed on clients, understood as people of legal age who pay for sexual services, such as periodic checks for sexually transmitted infections, the use of permanent condoms, the payment of agreed values and prohibit any type of violence or abuse. " What is a permanent condom? If that were to become law, would we have to show results of a recent STD test when entering the country?

Also, since profiting from another person performing sexual activities (pimping) is illegal, who will be responsible for providing the benefits?

[QUOTE=FunLuvr;2863110]There's also some other strange stuff in there. How about this: "Furthermore, the articles are clear regarding the rules that will be imposed on clients, understood as people of legal age who pay for sexual services, such as periodic checks for sexually transmitted infections, the use of permanent condoms, the payment of agreed values and prohibit any type of violence or abuse. " What is a permanent condom? If that were to become law, would we have to show results of a recent STD test when entering the country?

Also, since profiting from another person performing sexual activities (pimping) is illegal, who will be responsible for providing the benefits?[/QUOTE]It most likely will not become law. Even if it didx it would be unenforceable.

[QUOTE=FunLuvr;2863110]There's also some other strange stuff in there. How about this: "Furthermore, the articles are clear regarding the rules that will be imposed on clients, understood as people of legal age who pay for sexual services, such as periodic checks for sexually transmitted infections, the use of permanent condoms, the payment of agreed values and prohibit any type of violence or abuse. " What is a permanent condom? If that were to become law, would we have to show results of a recent STD test when entering the country?

Also, since profiting from another person performing sexual activities (pimping) is illegal, who will be responsible for providing the benefits?[/QUOTE]Maybe it's strange due to a translation issue? Google Translate is not the answer to everything. It doesn't know ser from estar, for example.