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You can use your AT&T calling card. Dial the in country toll free # from the phone directory (forgot to write it down) then dial the 800 # from the back of the card and then as usual with card # then area code and number you want to call so you can say something's come over you and you've extended your stay lol :)
Z
Re: cigars.
I was rather surprised at how much real Cuban cigars cost in Costa Rica. In Jamaica, I bought 25 for $6 apiece and brought them back to the U.S. in my suitcase without any problems.
Alex who did you buy from? You can buy them cheap in C.R. too but they an't the real McCoy.
Z
I bought the cigars in Ochos Rios, Jamaica. I'm confident that they were the real McCoy. I don't recall the name of the cigar store, just that it was in the open-air mall across the street from the Crane Ridge Hotel.
I just checked the New Fantasy massage web site and they indicate that they are open Sunday.
Just when you thought Sundays were boring. Nice change.
Yaw Hoo, as Shamas would say.
-Ace00, also known as just Ace
New Fantasy is open Sundays. I was told as they have been in trouble they may as well open on Sundays.
I was glad as it was nice to have one last massage before boarding the plane back to Chicago.
Jason,
Migrant One is correct, it is Jeff and he is at Best Western Vista Villas. Jeff is from California and he is a great guy. He can set you up with basically anything. You can rent surf boards and cars in the hotel complex. I usually stay at the Tamarindo Diria Beach Resort, but I do go to the Best Western to hang out and it has a great view and there is a live band on certain days.
There is definitely great action in Tamarindo. I have hooked up with locals and a lot of girls from USA, France, England, etc. Check out the bonfire they have sometimes (I think either on Fri or Sat) at night down at the beach. It does get crowded but you will have fun. Watch out for the "Nachos as big as your ass."
Have fun and be save.
Member #1846
I'll be in San Jose this week. Does anyone know the exchange rate and where is a good place to change U.S. dollars?
I have received private messages from guys on the boards as a result of posting some my exploits on this and other boards, and they are asking for specific information about my girls.
Over time, I have adopted a policy to never provide detailed specific information about my girlfriends to anyone unknown to me unless requested to do so by the girl, and I have even decided that posting their photos without their express permission is immoral at best, and I do not feel comfortable betraying them in such a way.
However, if I am personally acquainted with another monger, I do not mind giving specific information because I am not worried about my girlfriend's safety. But, when asked to indiscriminantly distribute detailed information in shotgun fashion, that is when I become concerned.
I know what we do would be considered immoral by many "citizens" out there, and that many people would assume we are all just a bunch of perverts and *****mongers, but my experience has been that most mongers are morally decent law abiding good guys, and many are actually pillars of the communities they live in. Most of us do care about the girls we form relationships with.
Because we are good guys, we do not want to place our girls in any position where their pride or safety may be at risk. If you are like me, I develop relationships with these girls that go way beyond sex, and I actually do care for most of them a lot.
That is my reason for "holding back," and I hope other mongers will understand. This and other forums are for the purpose of making things logistically easier, and the forums should not be a pimping service.
Guys need to find and cultivate relationships with these girls on their own, and not rely upon the results we as individual mongers may have obtained.
I say this because we all have different personalities, and we all probably solicit different and varying reactions from the girls we meet. So, our success is NO GUARANTEE of success across the board.
In addition, preferences differ from monger to monger. So, unless you do your own interview, and turn on the charm yourself, how will you actually know whether a girl is what you are looking for.
I hope most other mongers can understand my postion on these issues and those who are asking for specifics will think twice before they ask in the future.
Hi,
I am interested in going to Costa Rica, on a mongering tour but I not sure about the scene over there. Are the women money grabbers like I've heard?
What are the sort of prices I should be paying,
What are the best places to visit.
I've been to Havana Thailand and Rio. How does Costa Rica compare?
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Danielson,
Many of the women at Del Rey and Key Largo will try to charge you $100/ hr and you will find many money hungry among them but there are many, many, many (you get it) many other options. In MP's like Blue Zone and New Fantasy you can have girls from $25.00 to $43.00 from 1/2 to full hour at their nice Spa like facilities.
You can also visit the many bars and houses that offers girls from $12.00 to $25.00 for 1/2 to full hr (see www.dongordo.com Maps).
Needless to say RTFF (Read the forum friend). Most reports have very specific information of even specific girls, places, cost, and experiences.
I love CR and have visited several times. Besides the mongering, the people are extremelly nice and will bend over backward to help you. The entire country have spectacular sights to explore and things to do. Most of the mongering is confined to SJ but you may find activities in some other areas like Jacó or Puntarenas.
Take full advantage of the forum, it help me with all my questions before I went to CR for the first time.
Happy huntings.
New Colonial Casino and Hotel?
AM Costa Rica on the last page features a photo of the site just behind the Colonial Casino and beside the Del Rey Hotel, where Colonial is reported to be building a new hotel.
See the issue of July 26.
This would be great news if it goes up as planned.
Although I do not gamble, I like going to the Colonial Casino to eat and to watch sports in the upstairs room. It is very relaxing.
If the hotel has the same ambience, I would be very pleased.
Now if only Netopia would re-open with their air conditioning and coffee and rolls.
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Speaking of 26 July, which country celebrates this day and why?
Coquí,
You're quite perceptive to highlight the 'service' issues, prices and alternative destinations in CR; it’s good to know there are choices. Darn, wish I had had that info during my first foray. That's a post on which I concur, except for your comments on the people in CR. Let's not be too liberal with kind terms to describe them, it may inflate expectations.
We all have a tendency to use compassionate words to describe the character of people within cities we visit. San Jose is simply not a warm and alluring city, although the country is renown for its natural beauty and wildlife. Acknowledging that not everyone's experience will be the same, I have been astounded by the blatant rudeness and apathy towards tourist in SJO. I reference similar experiences throughout the city over a period of time. This impression is perhaps tainted by negative vibes from casino employees; especially the hoochies (not the 'working girls' in BM) employed by Del Rey's Casino. Shamelessly, these women are the [u]rudest collection of decomposed refuse[/u] any where in Latin America – [red]IMHO[/red].
Prior to visiting SJO, one should prepare for this indifference, yet hope for a contrast on the upside.
Macgoo,
You are right about your comments. I did ussed the term "nice people" too general. When I visited CR, specially away from SJ 95% of the people was very nice and tried to help me in ways that I have not found ealsewhere.
While in San Jose the percentage of "nice people" was reduced drastically, at least in half but for a large city away from home, with todays politic asmostphere, this still pretty good percentages. Yes the dealers at the Del Rey are not customer oriented at all. I do not know what they teach the bank tellers because I have not found a service oriented one yet. Government office employees went to the same tellers school. I have found in some local bars the same attitude but it is the exeption. All in all I still consider the mayority of CR to be visitors friendly.
It is funny in a way because I am hispanic and can pass for a Tico and when they thought I was from there it was business as ussual but when they found out I wasn't, they treated me nicer.
Basically I should post next time the disclaimer YMMV.
Happy huntings
Danielson;
No comparison..
Brazil, Thailand, Santo Domingo DR, and Havana are much better than Costa Rica.
Costa Rica was great until the late 90's, then it started getting worse. The problem with Costa Rica, is that San Jose is a filthy garbage dump. It is filthy. The people for the most are nice to you, however they are not to be trusted at any cost.
Just like the old addage: How can you tell that a Del Rey is lying?
Her Lips are moving.