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Twitter is for Escorts who are mostly $10 or so.

Tinder and Instagram you have to work it both and if you do good you can start finding the quality girls that I was talking about. These are mostly not for people who are hitting for short term sex sessions. This requires work but some times pays off all the ways to many model types looking for a sugar daddy.

[QUOTE=ThePrince1127;2237226]John, useful update. I was aware that Twitter is used by escorts but did not know about Instagram. Could you give the name of a few Instagram accounts with escorts so I can plan for my next trip?

Cheers.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Chitown212;2238112]Maracucho, how has the Petro done in Venezuela? Is it wide spread?[/QUOTE]As real as pixie dust. So far it is non-existant, nobody has Petros and nobody is using it for payments, and seems to be a scam the government is trying to pull off.

[QUOTE=John;2238304]Changed at 185 yesterday. So yes. I hope hotel prices for Eurobuilding and such did not go up because of this. As they had gone up from $40 to $75 per night.[/QUOTE]I checked it today (Sunday) on dolar today an it says BSS. 167,36 so at the black market rate, just a rough estimation how much can you get for 1 USD? Another question roughly how much women from agencies / brothels charge for an hour or 24 hrs. I checked sexycaracas and I saw 3,000 for 1 HR but I'm not finding a good currency converter website, well I am but when I convert it, it comes up at 47 USD.

Can somebody just break this down for me? Thanks.

[QUOTE=WetMan99;2238907]I checked it today (Sunday) on dolar today an it says BSS. 167,36 so at the black market rate, just a rough estimation how much can you get for 1 USD? Another question roughly how much women from agencies / brothels charge for an hour or 24 hrs. I checked sexycaracas and I saw 3,000 for 1 HR but I'm not finding a good currency converter website, well I am but when I convert it, it comes up at 47 USD.

Can somebody just break this down for me? Thanks.[/QUOTE]It has been mentioned before in the thread, but to make it clear: Dolartoday isn't anymore the definitive source for this kind of info. Hasn't been for months, really.

I already posted a couple of alternate twitter accounts dealing with the black market, which give an estimate using various sources like bitcoin traders and such. But ultimately it's just that, an estimate, you get the rate that the person you are dealing with wishes to offer (and you are willing to accept). That currency converter you found is using the official rate, which obviously is not the way to go.

[QUOTE=John;2238308]Twitter is for Escorts who are mostly $10 or so.

Tinder and Instagram you have to work it both and if you do good you can start finding the quality girls that I was talking about. These are mostly not for people who are hitting for short term sex sessions. This requires work but some times pays off all the ways to many model types looking for a sugar daddy.[/QUOTE]Thanks John, the long game is not an option for me as I will only be there for 2 weeks so I will stick with the other options.

[QUOTE=MaraCucho;2236078]El Club de Baco, perhaps? I honestly never liked that place.[/QUOTE]Where is exactly this club? Thank.

Here is a map print.

Club de Baco, (The Bacchus Club,) Strip Club.

Final Avenida Casanova, between Calles Chacaíto and Guaicaipuro, Centro Comercial 777. __ Chicas. Prices: _BsF 30 min. , _BsF hour. Tel: (0212) 952-0686. Hours: _ [URL]https://twitter.com/clubdebaco[/URL].

[QUOTE=Haitek;2243239]Where is exactly this club? Thank.[/QUOTE]

Elaborating on that, El CLub de Baco is in the tail end of Avenida Casanova, one block away from the intersection where it becomes Avenida Tamanaco. The place is inside a very nondescript building, but above one of the entrances it has a sign with the name "Club de Baco" and two cartoony female devils. The neighboring building is a cheap hotel called "Hotel Broadway", and turning left at the end of the block you find the Colombian consulate.

Thank guys! I always stay at hotel Cumberland and I will visit Club de Baco as it's near.

I have been all over the world but I have not been to Venezuela. OK, lets say I go to Carasus. I stay at a nice hotel. For the things I buy can I pay with dollars (which I would prefer) or is itm necessary to have my dollars conversated to Bolivar? Can I pay for pussy in dollars?

[QUOTE=Hotrod10;2277688]I have been all over the world but I have not been to Venezuela. OK, lets say I go to Carasus. I stay at a nice hotel. For the things I buy can I pay with dollars (which I would prefer) or is itm necessary to have my dollars conversated to Bolivar? Can I pay for pussy in dollars?[/QUOTE]Back in August 2017 the government decriminalized the use of foreign currency for transactions, and thus nowadays it's possible to openly pay (and ask for payment) in dollars. In fact, I know a few shops that give their prices in dollars, since it is much more stable and they don't have to update the prices daily (or even a few times a day) as they do while dealing in Bolivares. So, yeah, it's perfectly possible to pay for everything in dollars. In some places you probably will need to speak with the management, but most will be more than happy to not touch devaluated bolivares. The drawback is that you have to be carefu on exchange rate involved, as you may find the occasional "vivito" that tries to charge you using the official rate instead of the black market rate. Also, bear in mind that 5 star hotels by law have to charge international prices in Dollars to non-venezuelans.

[URL]https://www.bbc.com/news/topics/cg41ylwvwgxt/venezuela[/URL]

It is too dangerous to go now.

I would pay in their money.

[QUOTE=Hotrod10;2277688]I have been all over the world but I have not been to Venezuela. OK, lets say I go to Caracas. I stay at a nice hotel. For the things I buy can I pay with dollars (which I would prefer) or is itm necessary to have my dollars converted to Bolivar? Can I pay for pussy in dollars?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=WorldTravel69;2278010][URL]https://www.bbc.com/news/topics/cg41ylwvwgxt/venezuela[/URL]

It is too dangerous to go now.

I would pay in their money.[/QUOTE]I have a friend (an American expat) who lives full time in Medellin. He has told me multiple times recently that the city is flooded with young girls from Venezuela who are working in the casas or offering their services through Facebook. It doesn't make sense to visit highly unstable Venezuela for mongering when you can visit stable Colombia and get the same pussy.

[QUOTE=WorldTravel69;2278010]

It is too dangerous to go now.[/QUOTE]Yeah. We Venezuelans are in the middle of a big push to remove Maduro from power, probably the most legit and well planned so far. Yesterday Maduro announced that he was breaking diplomatic relationships with the USA and that the embassy must vacate the premises in 72 hours, so the next days should be interesting.

[URL]https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2019/01/24/u-s-diplomats-being-used-make-political-point-venezuela/2666836002/[/URL]

[QUOTE=MaraCucho;2278046]Yeah. We Venezuelans are in the middle of a big push to remove Maduro from power, probably the most legit and well planned so far. Yesterday Maduro announced that he was breaking diplomatic relationships with the USA and that the embassy must vacate the premises in 72 hours, so the next days should be interesting.[/QUOTE]