Cartagena Reports

[QUOTE=Nypher;2570799]From my experience it depends on the girl, the gringo, and the location. I learn a lot from just talking to the chicas such as why certain chicas prefer to go with a certain type of gringo or why they avoid a certain type of gringo.

For instance I remember back in 2019 it was $100 for TLN with top quality girls. Now a few months ago average girls are saying $100 por hora, and they wanted tip and taxi fare.

Now if you are talking to them in pesos I've had girls try to tell me 800 mil TLN and they would not budge from that price. I've had girls tell me 600 mil TLN and would not budge and these are average girls nothing special to make them stand out from the other 50 girls around them.

If the girl see you pull out the phone and start trying to use google translate be prepared for gringo prices. Its always the same 3 questions from the locals which I have learned to not answer. Where you from? How long you stay? Where you staying? Answering those 3 questions can get you a high gringo price with the chicas or any local trying to sell you something.

I try chicas before I commit to TLN. I would take them for a hour and feel them out. If they want to chill and just have a good time, they are not watching the clock, we do our thing, I pay and they still want to just hang out, chill in the pool, watch TV, or joke around and talk about random stuff, she's a keeper and I call her back for TLN at no more than 500 mil.[/QUOTE]You would think that lack of tourism and curfew would bring the prices down. I always negotiate in pesos as soon as the chica ask in dollars its a red flag for me. I learned that in my first trip there. What's amazing is that their lack of understanding in exchange rates. I had a chica ask for $300 dollars for TLN and then when I said tell me in pesos which quoted me $600 Mil. I still passed caused the vibe of negotiation wasn't good.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2570995]Where in his report did it say he did not like Black people, there are only Black people to pay for sex in Colombia, or that people of his own kind were in Germany? But troll on.[/QUOTE]No one is trolling. Comparing a club to an NBA / NFL locker room because said club is filled with black people is bigoted. If I were to compare FKK clubs to 3rd Reich headquarters it would be the same.

Every 50 mil is like $14 usd. So even if you paying 200 mil or 300 mils it's only like $30 more. Me personally I like the thrill of negotiating. Most of the time I would give them the extra 50 because it's only.

Like 14 which ain't breaking no one pockets.

[QUOTE=Nypher;2570791]A few years back I went with some friends to Space 3 nights in a row. Each night a different person paid with their card. The basically took the card, disappeared and came back 10 minutes later asking to sign the receipt. Once we got back to the states there was a list of charges on our cards we never made. 1 card I would understand but on 3 different cards that's a pattern.

I understand why using the card is better as it keeps the cash readily available for chicas and I still use my card there for restaurants, shops, tours, etc but I will never use it in a club unless they bring the machine to me for me to insert it.

Maybe your experience will be different, maybe the person who swipe the cards info no longer works there, who knows? Just be cautious.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2570987]In Colombia they always bring the machine to you.[/QUOTE]I had my card numbers stolen and the security code on the back, I was on a trip years ago and I was in Manhattan New York City and the little shit head said she had to "run the card in the back room". Never again have I let a card out of my sight.

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[QUOTE=JoeRoc;2571073]No one is trolling. Comparing a club to an NBA / NFL locker room because said club is filled with black people is bigoted. If I were to compare FKK clubs to 3rd Reich headquarters it would be the same.[/QUOTE]What if he is black?

[QUOTE=Nypher;2570586]This place have the most girls but that's because the light skin girls know that the [B]black guys will pay[/B] whatever they ask to be with a light skin girl which is why I avoid that place. I refuse to pay 800 mil la noche for a girl from Delirium due to the [B]color of my skin[/B] when I can grab something around the corner at Space for 500 mil la noche.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MojoBandit;2571089]I had my card numbers stolen and the security code on the back, I was on a trip years ago and I was in Manhattan New York City and the little shit head said she had to "run the card in the back room". [b]Never again have I let a card out of my sight.[/b][/QUOTE]Do you proactively ask a waiter to bring the reader? Unlike some foreign countries, in US restaurants they run your card either at the cashiers or computer terminals located in certain spots. They don't usually bring the card reader to your table.

[QUOTE=JoeRoc;2571073]No one is trolling. Comparing a club to an NBA / NFL locker room because said club is filled with black people is bigoted. If I were to compare FKK clubs to 3rd Reich headquarters it would be the same.[/QUOTE]LOL. It is not bigoted. The poster is talking not just about black men but rich black men. What you see is bigotry I just see as description.

The poster said he did not like the club because of the price of more lightly skinned women. There is also a stereotype that black men like women with bigger booties so probably bigger bootied women would get a higher price there as well.

I remember a stripper told me once that she knew that she had to lose weight. When I asked her why, she said, "The only men tipping me on stage are black or Mexican." Is that a racist comment or informative about preferences based on race?

[QUOTE=JoeRoc;2570821]Why go to Colombia to pay for sex if you don't like Black people? Why not go to the FKK clubs and Germany with people of your own kind?[/QUOTE]Try not to insert your own perception into my post. Reread the post and try again.

[QUOTE=JoeRoc;2571073]No one is trolling. Comparing a club to an NBA / NFL locker room because said club is filled with black people is bigoted. If I were to compare FKK clubs to 3rd Reich headquarters it would be the same.[/QUOTE]This is where reading an comprehension comes into play. Have you ever been told 800 mil la noche when talking to the chica or do you get the normal 400 mil - 500 mil?

[QUOTE=Nounce;2571098]What if he is black?[/QUOTE]At least someone fully read the whole comment and understood why all of a sudden the price goes up by 300 mil for me which have me end up bargaining back down to the normal price.

Thank you for understanding why I was getting told a high price.

[QUOTE=Xpartan;2571191]Do you proactively ask a waiter to bring the reader? Unlike some foreign countries, in US restaurants they run your card either at the cashiers or computer terminals located in certain spots. They don't usually bring the card reader to your table.[/QUOTE]You make a good point. Although most of the time the register is in sight, there is no way to know they are not writing down your CC number and the code on the back. I was thinking about when the person who stole my numbers in New York saying "I need to run this in the back" and I would not let anyone do that again, (it actually got used in New Jersey and that set off the fraud alert because I had registered my travel days and used the card in my home city when I returned) I do let it out of my sight at restaurants. Maybe I put too much faith in them.

[QUOTE=Xpartan;2571191]Do you proactively ask a waiter to bring the reader? Unlike some foreign countries, in US restaurants they run your card either at the cashiers or computer terminals located in certain spots. They don't usually bring the card reader to your table.[/QUOTE]In my experience it varies. It can go one of 2 ways over here on the East Coast. If they see the card on the table the waiter will tell the customer they will be right back and come back with the machine for the customer to insert the card, and in some restaurants the waiter disappears with the card then comes back with the final receipts for the customer to sign. With COVID I did see more establishment installing contact less terminals state side, even the new handheld machines are contactless but its up to the establishment to upgrade their POS machines.

Unless the customer proactively ask how are card transactions processed, that customer would not know if they will bring the machine or if the establishment even have a handheld machine. If the waiter have to run all the way back to the bar or a terminal to swipe the card the only way around it is to accompany the waiter to the machine and watch them process the transaction to make sure they didn't write down the numbers and CVC.

[QUOTE=MojoBandit;2571228]Although most of the time the register is in sight, there is no way to know they are not writing down your CC number and the code on the back.[/QUOTE]Unfortunately there is no need for them to write the numbers down. They use a swiper to lift the info off the card, and this can be done right in front of your face without you even noticing it.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2571266]Unfortunately there is no need for them to write the numbers down. They use a swiper to lift the info off the card, and this can be done right in front of your face without you even noticing it.[/QUOTE]I think this is what happened to me last year when I was in Bogota. I narrowed it down to a few places it could have happened. But what is interesting is they swiped my card in front of me each time and someone still used my card to buy products from Amazon. I was able to cancel it but it was a lesson that they are using other ways to steal credit card info.

Showdown.

I land in Cartagena tomorrow. Anyone up for a drink.

[QUOTE=Cbear13;2571394]I land in Cartagena tomorrow. Anyone up for a drink.[/QUOTE]Landing Saturday from Europe. You still there?