Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=Degenerate24;3061530]If the transfer came from the same account, I'd be suspicious. Here is what's odd (I too think like you), I have wealthy desi friends, and they negotiate to death and are frugal, especially when it comes to "entertainment". They were probably getting drugged, or blackmailed.[/QUOTE]Even if you were drugged and blackmailed, are you so ashamed that instead of going to the authorities, you waited until you returned to America to file a fraudulent credit card claim? You were here in Colombia having fun and partying, but you made a mistake by not paying attention, and it cost you dearly. Rather than accepting that you made a mistake and contacting the local authorities here in Colombia, you waited until you returned to the USA to make fraudulent claims. Now, someone like me has to get attorneys involved, and you're still losing the money you were robbed of while you were here."

Because I'm the third party involved, I actually know your name, your ethnicity, and every personal detail about you. Imagine if I were just some psychopathic fool willing to post my financial records online to reveal the names of the guys sending large sums of money to this girl—or those allowing her to drug and rob them, using their fingerprint or Face ID to access their accounts.

​It makes no sense to blame the person who had no knowledge of what was happening other than transferring money for a friend (or someone I thought was a friend). I now have your information and her information, yet you are still out tens of thousands of dollars."

In today's digital age, things move fast. Unfortunately, men often learn hard lessons the hard way, and today's youth—or inexperienced men—will pay a significantly higher price than men of the past.

​If you allow someone to drug you, rob you, and access your bank account through facial recognition or fingerprint ID, you are in serious trouble. Do not blame the messenger when you were the one willing to listen to the message. If you know your financial access is tied to your phone, you should hide it as carefully as you would your cash or credit cards.

​Don't wait until you are partying with these young women and they rob you of tens of thousands of dollars to return to America and proclaim you were a victim of fraud. In reality, you were partying, doing drugs, and letting your guard down—and it cost you everything.

For the record, I have known this young lady personally for over eight years. I possess copies of her passport, her mother's passport, and her sister's passport. When I reported the situation to my attorney, I provided all of their names, phone numbers, and passport details. I did not just provide information on the individuals making fraudulent claims; I provided comprehensive details for the young lady and her family members.

​My attorney submitted this information to the institutions holding my accounts in delinquency. Once that data was provided, my accounts were finally unfrozen.

​One thing I can testify to regarding the young lady and her family is that they have not changed their phone numbers. Whether this is due to stupidity or boldness, I cannot say; however, I can confirm their numbers remain active in my WhatsApp contacts. I have their address and all of their personal information. It is possible the Colombian authorities and the banking institutions are waiting for the right moment to act—perhaps to seize the house she is currently building—but I have provided all the necessary documentation required to identify exactly to whom I was transferring money. PN.

[QUOTE=NeilGeorge;3061445]Wondering if any of you have lived in Medellin for a year or so, then decided to return? What did you get tired of?[/QUOTE]Last year I moved from Manizales Colombia to Medellin because I prefer the warmer weather of Medellin and the much more diverse restaurant scene. I lasted three months and moved back to Manizales. Now I go to Medellin for few days a month. The reason I left Medellin was primarily the horrible filth, garbage, homeless and druggies lying in the streets. Yes there are areas of Medellin that don't have this problem but the majority of Medellin is a mess. I didn't work my ass off to retire and live amongst that scene. I was in Laureles just last week and watched a guy take a shit on the sidewalk in broad daylight. The streets of Manizales are spotless compared to most of Medellin and there are few homeless and druggies lying around with the exception of a very small area of El Centro. That said, I do enjoy medellin in small doses but I would NEVER live there again. Just my dos centavos.

[QUOTE=PolloNegro;3061509]I want to give everyone a heads-up about a situation I recently found myself in. Because of my trusting nature, I was caught off guard. I've known this woman for about eight yearsshe's 25 nowso I felt I had no reason to doubt her. Over the years, I frequently handled financial transactions for her whenever she asked. Other men would send her money via PayPal, Western Union, Venmo, or Zelle, directing the funds to my personal account for me to transfer to her. I've done this for over three years without any issues; however, the problems began about three or four months ago.

About a month and a half ago, a young woman I know began receiving frequent financial transactions ranging from $1,500 to $2,000. These payments arrived two or three times a week. I was amazed by the volume and commended her for her hustle. Since she was using my PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle accounts, I saw multiple men sending $2,000 a night. When I asked her about it, she explained she was spending upwards of eight hours with these clients, which justified the high rate.

​The transactions seemed legitimate because the same individuals would send $2,000 multiple times over several days. I had no reason to doubt her; I personally watched her earn over $30,000 in a single month, which I then transferred to her, her mother, and her sister...[/QUOTE]I get it that we all have different levels of risk, for myself what you did is off the charts, exponentially risky beyond comprehension.

This is Colombia where life is cheap, cartels fronting multi-million dollar building projects, money laundering, cheap pussy, dr*gs everywhere and too easy getting into serious problems where the only way out is either fleeing the country or in a body bag.

Why anyone would put themselves into this position is beyond belief, IMHO.

The Tall Man.

[QUOTE=Huacho;3061375]The preferential age is 65.[/QUOTE]My last time in Medellin, the signage said 62+.

[QUOTE=Balboa;3061635]My last time in Medellin, the signage said 62+.[/QUOTE]62+ is correct.

[QUOTE=GringoLoko;3061644]62+ is correct.[/QUOTE]I could sure be wrong. I was there in October and thought it said 65.

[QUOTE=Manizales911;3061607]I was in Laureles just last week and watched a guy take a shit on the sidewalk in broad daylight. The streets of Manizales are spotless compared to most of Medellin and there are few homeless and druggies lying around with the exception of a very small area of El Centro. That said, I do enjoy medellin in small doses but I would NEVER live there again. Just my dos centavos.[/QUOTE]To be fair I've seen this in Chicago.

[QUOTE=PolloNegro;3061509]I want to give everyone a heads-up about a situation I recently found myself in. Because of my trusting nature, I was caught off guard....

About a month and a half ago, a young woman I know began receiving frequent financial transactions ranging from $1,500 to $2,000. These payments arrived two or three times a week. I was amazed by the volume and commended her for her hustle. Since she was using my PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle accounts, I saw multiple men sending $2,000 a night. When I asked her about it, she explained she was spending upwards of eight hours with these clients, which justified the high rate.

The trouble started when these men returned to the United States. They filed "unauthorized transaction" claims, alleging they had been robbed. Because the money was originally sent to my personal accounts, I was left "holding the bag. " My accounts at PayPal, Venmo, and Bank of America were immediately frozen, leaving me with over $40,000 in total delinquency.

​I had to hire an aggressive lawyer to fight the banks. We argued that this couldn't be fraud; if it were a mistake or a robbery, any rational person would have blocked their card or issued a stop-payment immediately. Instead, these men waited two or three weeks until they were back in the States to claim their accounts were hacked....

.....Once my lawyer submitted screenshots and location data proving these men were physically in Colombia when they authorized the payments, the financial institutions finally released my funds. It was clear these men had "squandered" thousands of dollars and filed false claims to hide the spending from their wives or girlfriends. Given the circumstances and what I have experienced, I want to make it clear that the majority of the individuals claiming to have been robbed are East Indian men with traditional names such as Patel, Chakra, and Kumar. Despite their claims, they spent an incredible amount of money on this young woman over the course of a month. Furthermore, they waited until they returned to the United States before reporting that any robbery had occurred....[/QUOTE]I'm not sure if it was the case here, but when I was drugged (Oct '22) I was knocked out for 60+ hours during which they linked my credit cards to PayPal, Venmo, etc. And did many charges of $1 k to $3 k. When I awoke and attempted to lock my credit cards and bank I was unable to as the bank could not confirm my identity. The thief and her small gang took my Passport, phone (dual authetntication), and any form of ID I had. Since I could not prove that I was me, banks were unqilling to lock or freeze my accounts, even as a precautionary measure. This allowed the thieves to continue charging for another 4-5 days after I woke up. I needed to return to the U.S. and get a replacement phone to prove things... total nightmare. I did get all of the money back eventually though.

Thankfully I had the piece of mind to go to the Federal Police and get a full report on the incident. This made things much easier when I reported the fraudulent activity and provided justification.

Knowing the group that you are speaking of, I can see these gentlemen knowingly paying a large amount under the belief that they could report the charges to their credit card company or bank and get out of it. Unfortunately they were unable to in this case. And if no police report then they have little recourse.

[QUOTE=Chicago85;3061651]I'm not sure if it was the case here, but when I was drugged (Oct '22) I was knocked out for 60+ hours during which they linked my credit cards to PayPal, Venmo, etc. And did many charges of $1 k to $3 k. When I awoke and attempted to lock my credit cards and bank I was unable to as the bank could not confirm my identity. The thief and her small gang took my Passport, phone (dual authetntication), and any form of ID I had. Since I could not prove that I was me, banks were unqilling to lock or freeze my accounts, even as a precautionary measure. This allowed the thieves to continue charging for another 4-5 days after I woke up. I needed to return to the U.S. and get a replacement phone to prove things... total nightmare. I did get all of the money back eventually though.[/QUOTE]Did you already have the PayPal and Venmo accounts on your phone or did they create new ones?

[QUOTE=AmorPorFavor;3061652]Did you already have the PayPal and Venmo accounts on your phone or did they create new ones?[/QUOTE]I think I had Paypal on my phone, but they created a Venmo account. Since they were using my phone and also laptop they were 'trusted devices. ' To add insult to injury both my phone and laptop had facial recognition which they used to access.

[QUOTE=PolloNegro;3061567]Even if you were drugged and blackmailed, are you so ashamed that instead of going to the authorities, you waited until you returned to America to file a fraudulent credit card claim? You were here in Colombia having fun and partying, but you made a mistake by not paying attention, and it cost you dearly. Rather than accepting that you made a mistake and contacting the local authorities here in Colombia, you waited until you returned to the USA to make fraudulent claims. Now, someone like me has to get attorneys involved, and you're still losing the money you were robbed of while you were here."

Because I'm the third party involved, I actually know your name, your ethnicity, and every personal detail about you. Imagine if I were just some psychopathic fool willing to post my financial records online to reveal the names of the guys sending large sums of money to this girlor those allowing her to drug and rob them, using their fingerprint or Face ID to access their accounts.

​It makes no sense to blame the person who had no knowledge of what was happening other than transferring money for a friend (or someone I thought was a friend). I now have your information and her information, yet you are still out tens of thousands of dollars."

In today's digital age, things move fast. Unfortunately, men often learn hard lessons the hard way, and today's youthor inexperienced menwill pay a significantly higher price than men of the past.

​If you allow someone to drug you, rob you, and access your bank account through facial recognition or fingerprint ID, you are in serious trouble. Do not blame the messenger when you were the one willing to listen to the message. If you know your financial access is tied to your phone, you should hide it as carefully as you would your cash or credit cards.

​Don't wait until you are partying with these young women and they rob you of tens of thousands of dollars to return to America and proclaim you were a victim of fraud. In reality, you were partying, doing drugs, and letting your guard downand it cost you everything.[/QUOTE]Have you been curious about asking those guys why they paid that much or what they paid for?, or just let them know they were overcharged LOL! JK, I know most of my desi acquaintances pay for the whole night usually.

This is really strange but a gal that I have banging from Medellin has arrived in the states. I have her instagram and showed her in New Jersey. I thought it was fake. Then I saw more posts but this time she is Las Vegas. I have noticed that her IG account she is wearing fancy clothes and yachts.

I saw her profile on Seeking in the Medellin / Colombia area on Seeking and it showed her location as the United States. I sent her a message on Seeking and she messaged me on WhatsApp. She wants to meet. I paid 400 k in Colombia do you think I can get that here?

[QUOTE=PolloNegro;3061509]I want to give everyone a heads-up about a situation I recently found myself in. Because of my trusting nature, I was caught off guard. I've known this woman for about eight yearsshe's 25 nowso I felt I had no reason to doubt her. Over the years, I frequently handled financial transactions for her whenever she asked. Other men would send her money via PayPal, Western Union, Venmo, or Zelle, directing the funds to my personal account for me to transfer to her. I've done this for over three years without any issues; however, the problems began about three or four months ago.

About a month and a half ago, a young woman I know began receiving frequent financial transactions ranging from $1,500 to $2,000. These payments arrived two or three times a week. I was amazed by the volume and commended her for her hustle. Since she was using my PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle accounts, I saw multiple men sending $2,000 a night. When I asked her about it, she explained she was spending upwards of eight hours with these clients, which justified the high rate.[/QUOTE]Holy fuck brother!

Been reading your posts a long time and you always had good intel. What the fuck are you doing? C'Mon. You're better than this. It's 100% this girl is drugging and robbing assholes and you could be making yourself an accomplice to a crime in a foreign nation. Her pussy can't be worth the risk you're taking. That much money in Colombia on a consistent basis is a fucking fortune. You can do all night with a 10 for 300 $ easy. No one is doing 2000 $ USD night after night.

But most importantly, thank you for sharing and keeping us updated on possible dangers. The true mongers appreciate that, and be safe and be careful. Hopefully nothing more comes of that.

I was in Medellin back in February, and hooked up with 4 pros from Tinder. TigerMuskie's positive report about chicas on pasionprepagos inspired me, so I did an incall with 1 pro from that site as well. I met and got numbers from a few chicas in Parque Lleras (but didn't session with any.) And I had some dates with a non-pro that I met on Tinder.

The many pros I talked to from Tinder, and the few from Parque Lleras, mostly quoted me between 400 k and 500 k, usually for just 1 hour with 1 pop. Sometimes CBJ, sometimes BBBJ. A few wanted even more money than that as a starting point, while others said that it would cost more for the things I wanted to negotiate. But fortunately, there were enough chicas willing to negotiate for the price range and services I was looking for: roughly 400 k for 2 hours with 2 pops and BBBJ at my hotel (and I paid for their ubers).

Chica #1 - 26 yo, typical Medellin bimbo looks (pretty face, light skin, long dark hair, fake lips) with big fake tits, and a huge bouncy instagram-worthy booty. Looked like a BBL, but surprisingly was all natural. Nice personality, although the sex was a little cold, but her face and banging body made up for it. Did her two nights in a row, before she left town for the rest of the week on a family vacation. 400 k.

Chica #2 - 19 yo, thicc, short, tan skin, and cute. Somewhat cold personality, but enthusiastic sex. Showed me how she liked to be fingered until I made her cum, and we gave each other massages. Insisted on getting paid before instead of after. Did her one night. 350 k.

Chica #3 - 19 yo, braces, petite body, good-sized tits for her frame, and a nice little booty on her. Dark skin, looked like a mix of Indigenous and African roots. She also had a somewhat cold personality, but gave enthusiastic sex. When I paid her at the end, I gave her the fresh crisp bills I had pulled from the ATM earlier that day. She started inspecting them, so I joked that they were counterfeit bills and that's what I do for a living and why I came to Medellin. She half believed me and kept inspecting them, LOL. Did her one night. 400 k.

Chica #4 - 20 yo, another thicc cutie, light skin, pretty and sweet, nice tits and ass. Awesome personality, really clicked with this one. The first round was with condom. As we were starting the second round after some pillow talk, I was rubbing the head of my cock against her pussy lips and clit, and then she just pulled me inside her, no condom. Neither of us said anything about it, we just went right into bareback sex. I love it when it goes down like that! When I was ready to cum, I asked her if she wanted me to finish inside her or outside, and she said outside. I had her come over again on the last day of my trip, we did it bare again for both rounds, and then we had lunch together at a nearby cafe. We had agreed on 400 k, and I tipped her an extra 50 k for letting me hit it raw.

Chica #5 (pasionprepagos) - 25 yo, tan skin, blonde hair, fake bimbo body with great tits and ass. Wild sex. Incall for 90 minutes with BBBJ, 2 rounds and a very good massage. 470 k.

During this trip I had intended to check out some casas, but didn't end up doing that, because I had so many Tinder chicas blowing up my whatsapp who I wanted to try out. Based on the casa prices I've seen talked about on here, I think I was getting comparable prices with my outcall chicas (when you consider the amount of time and the addition of BBBJ.) Still, I would like to try out the Medellin casas scene, so I might go for it on my next visit.

I also had intended to hook up again with the fun Venezuelan MILF that I met in Centro last year, but unfortunately didn't get any responses from her when I messaged her. Back in December, I had told her that I'd be coming to Medellin in a few months, and she told me she'd be waiting for me. But when I arrived in February, my messages didn't even get read. I wonder if she lost her phone number, or if she went back to Venezuela, or something else happened. Big sad.

I'm coming back to Medellin next week, looking forward to seeing some of these chicas again, as well as the non-pro I had some dates with who is ready to fuck now. Might follow up this report with some more info from my experiences back in February. And anything noteworthy that comes from this next trip. Stay safe and have fun everyone! Anyone else in Medellin next week?