About D&D, *****s and legal shit in Brasil
First of all what D&D did is just fine by me. As much its his fault that he got screwed (by all means) we should not accept this from the GDPs.
Second, do not worry about law suit in Brasil. There is no way they can get you to court. What you've done is nothing. If you worry thay they have reported you to PF in Rio, just come to the country through Sao Paulo next time. They do not have any connection of databases in Brasil.
Third, if you get "caucht" and they want you to show up in court of law in Brasil just run. There is no law nor justice here. In brasilian justice system the judge is the one who makes the call, no matter what law says. Anyone can imagine what happens when there is brasilian girl vs. gringo..... Can't win.
One thing I can agree with everybody, just learn from this mistake and remember that girlfriend/wife will cost you way more than a GDP.
What's Dumb N Dumber's GDP Website?
[QUOTE=RonnyRon]D&D,
Like others something about your story just didn't sit right. Your post did indeed intrigue me. I believe you likely post more frequently under another name, but that is neither here nor there. What I can say is it appears you were taken by a GDP during your first trip to Rio, which is completely understandable. I believe you’re sharing the story here will serve as a warning for the new guys and a reminder to the vets. Looks like you were looking for a real relationship from the start and got caught in her web. One thing guys visiting Help for the first time should understand is that for the girls, it is a job, plain and simply. For US it is fun. For many of them it is fun too, but for some of them it is not. It is their job! Their life and the lives of their children, mothers, brothers, sisters and YES their men is why many of them are there to please US.
After finding the website you dedicated to her, I realized I met this girl. After a little research and I do mean little (my hard drive) I realize I met her on the beach. Will, I post her picture? No. You have been through enough. (Any man who goes to the trouble of establishing a website about a one women who wronged him has been through enough.) She was a bit older and her body was a bit different, no doubt from your money. I must say she seemed like a very nice person. Very disarming. She seemed indeed to be kind woman. Very much about family. Never saw her again after that day, but I can see how being in Rio for the first time, you fell for her.
Glad you took Euro100’s advice and took down the website. I also believe you should take Mr. Bond’s advice and attempt to resolve the matter out of court.
Thanks for posting your experience. Since you have met a non-GDP who makes your happy, my advice is to let it go and move on. I would say you should let ISG go too. You are just not cut out for this life. Rio is a beautiful place with beautiful women. A statue of Christ the Redeemer looks down on the Marvelous City from a high, but one should not forget, we are all dancing with the Devil and you can only dance with the Devil so many times and not get burnt.
RonnyRon[/QUOTE]For those who found it, could you please post it?
Hmm, I thought I was the only one….
[QUOTE=Euro100]
I like, no [b]LOVE[/b] to fall in love with a GDP each time I am in Rio. It's fantastic. (I have posted enough of my adventures that the senior members at least will know what I am talking about). But you have to treat it like going to the movies: Yes, you can get totally wrapped up in the movie while it is on, but when the credits roll, it is OVER. Each time I fly back from Rio I have a bit of heartache. But that's OK, reminds me I am alive. Then I toss all of the phone numbers and addresses I collected, write my report for ISG, and I am over it.
Yes, of course I know they lie to me and try to play me. But that's OK, I do the same. It's not so much lying, actually, as it is playing a role, acting. And that's the way I try to approach it: like an actor in a movie. This way (at least I hope) I do not get burned; I only get a nice tan ;)[/QUOTE]
Indeed, I don't consider it a good trip unless I fall in love either. I like the act, and I’ve met few other women who can pull it off so convincingly. And yes, the plane ride back is NOT fun. My cure is a trip-- but usually to another destination. This diversion is a way to remind myself of a key truth of this hobby: [b][i]with diligent enough searching, ultimate GFE can be found anywhere.[/b][/i] Then I’m good for a little while longer, until I get the Brasileira cravings again.
I admit I don’t throw out numbers but I probably should. In several years of hobbying I have yet to find a namorada who was still there when I returned. Elsewhere, I’ve got regulars but not yet in Rio….
Economic Crisis Hits German Sex Industry - What About Brazil?
Economic Crisis Hits German Sex Industry BERLIN (April 22). It did not take long for the world financial crisis to affect the world’s oldest profession in Germany. In one of the few countries where prostitution is legal, and unusually transparent, the industry has responded with an economic stimulus package of its own: modern marketing tools, rebates and gimmicks to boost falling demand.
Some brothels have cut prices or added free promotions while others have introduced all-inclusive flat-rate fees. Free shuttle buses, discounts for seniors and taxi drivers, as well as "day passes" are among marketing strategies designed to keep business going. "Times are tough for us too, " said Karin Ahrens, who manages the "Yes, Sir" brothel in Hanover. She told Reuters revenue had dropped by 30 percent at her establishment while turnover had fallen by as much as 50 percent at other clubs.
"We’re definitely feeling the crisis. Clients are being tight with their money. They’re afraid. You can’t charge for the extras any more and there is pressure to cut prices. Everyone wants a deal. Special promotions are essential these days. "
Germany has about 400, 000 professional prostitutes. Official figures do not distinguish between the sexes and the number of male prostitutes is not known, but they account for a small fraction of the total and are treated the same under the law. In 2002, new legislation allowed prostitutes to advertise and to enter into formal labor contracts. It opened the way for them to obtain health insurance, previously refused if they listed their true profession.
Annual revenues are about 14 billion euros ($18 billion), according to an estimate by the Verdi services union. Taxes on prostitution are an important source of income for some cities.
Prostitution is also legal and regulated in the Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Hungary, Greece, Turkey and in some parts of Australia, and the U. S. State of Nevada. In other countries, such as Luxembourg, Latvia, Denmark, Belgium and Finland, it is legal but brothels and pimping are not. ‘Creative Solutions’ Berlin’s "Pussy Club" has attracted media attention with its headline-grabbing "flat rate" — a 70-euro admission charge for unlimited food, drink and sex between 10 a. M. And 4 p. M.
"You’ve got to come up with creative solutions these days, " said club manager Stefan, who requested his surname not be published. "We’re feeling the economic crisis, too, even though business has fortunately been more or less okay for us so far. "Our offer might sound like it’s too good to be true, but it’s real. You can eat as much as you want, drink as much as you want and have as much sex as you want. "
Stefan, who runs other establishments in Heidelberg and Wuppertal besides the Berlin club, said the flat rate had helped keep the 30 women working in each location fully employed.
Other novel ideas used by brothels and prostitutes include loyalty cards, group sex parties and rebates for golf players. Hamburg’s "GeizHaus" is especially proud of its discount 38. 50 euro price. The city has Germany’s most famous red-light district, the Reeperbahn, in the notorious St. Pauli district.
Anke Christiansen, manager of the "GeizHaus, " said the effects of the economic crisis were clear. "The regular customers who used to come by two or three times a week are only co ming by once or twice a week now. "
A "GeizHaus" client, who gave his name as Pascal, said: "Naturally we’re all feeling the effects of the crisis. " He added that he could no longer afford his usual two or three visits a week.
Guenter Krull, manager of the "FKK Villa" in Hanover, concurred. "The girls are complaining, too, because business is bad and I worry that it’s all going to get even worse. Contingency Plans
Ecki Krumeich, manager of upmarket Artemis Club in Berlin, said he resisted pressure to cut prices, although senior citizens and taxi drivers get a 50-percent discount on the 80-euro admission fee on Sundays and Mondays.
"Naturally, we’re keeping an eye on the overall economic situation and making contingency plans, " said Krumeich, who said his "wellness club" is one of the largest in Europe with about 70 prostitutes. "Our philosophy is: we provide an important service and even in a recession there are some things people won’t do without. Other downmarket places might cut prices but we decided we won’t do that. In fact, we raised prices by 10 euros in January. " Stephanie Klee, a prostitute in Berlin and former leader of the German association of sex workers, said even if a few luxury brothels were weathering the storm because of their wealthy regular clientele, many were struggling.
"Just about everyone’s turning to advertising in one form or another, " she said. "If the consumer electronics shop and the optician come out with rebates and special promotions, why shouldn’t we try the same thing? "
While she and her colleagues might have had five or six clients per day a year ago that had fallen to one or even none. Http://news. Aol.com/article/german-sex-industry/441881? Icid=webmail|wbml-aol|dl1|link2|http%3A%2F.
2 Klee worries, however, that the crisis has led to "price dumping" in some cities — fees have fallen as low as 30 euros in some parts of Berlin and elsewhere, she said.
"You’ll find a lot of customers trying to negotiate prices down now, " said Klee. "A 30- year-old came up to me and said ‘I lost my job so will you give me a discount? ’. "
She and others said they were alarmed that amateur prostitutes — mostly women with low-paid careers — were increasingly turning to prostitution to make ends meet.
"More and more women are moonlighting on the weekends, " said Ahrens. "They’re not able to get by with their main job and are in pretty dire straights. For some it works out okay but it’s tough for some others and they often don’t stay very long.
