Medellin Reports

[Nounce]

Cover is 10 mil and beers are 20 mil. Two weeks ago and older guy bartender tried to charge me 22 mil for a Carona. I told him no it's only 20 mil. We argued back and forth until he finally relented and charged me 20. Made me wonder if the beers are really suppose to cost 22 mil at La Isla or if they've been stealing 2 mil from me on every beer purchased. Cover is also 10 mil pesos at La Isla - it's the only english the door man knows lol (the word TEN). He's a very friendly cool guy though. Always feel much more welcome entering La Isla than I do Fase Dos.

I don't remember the beer price but it seems the minimum drink price is 25 mils. I think the waiters at La Isla are trained better. They are always polite. A waiter I frequently use always writes the numbers on a small notepad he carries to avoid confusion.

[Fun Luvr]

Cover is 10 mil and beers are 20 mil. Two weeks ago and older guy bartender tried to charge me 22 mil for a Carona. I told him no it's only 20 mil. We argued back and forth until he finally relented and charged me 20. Made me wonder if the beers are really suppose to cost 22 mil at La Isla or if they've been stealing 2 mil from me on every beer purchased. Cover is also 10 mil pesos at La Isla - it's the only english the door man knows lol (the word TEN). He's a very friendly cool guy though. Always feel much more welcome entering La Isla than I do Fase Dos.

Many restaurants automatically add a 10% service charge. Sounds like that may be what is happening.

[Lucky Nuts]

Probably not. I can't remember if Fase Dos cover charge is 10 k or 20 k, but I'm pretty sure the beers were 20 k.

Cover is 10 mil and beers are 20 mil. Two weeks ago and older guy bartender tried to charge me 22 mil for a Carona. I told him no it's only 20 mil. We argued back and forth until he finally relented and charged me 20. Made me wonder if the beers are really suppose to cost 22 mil at La Isla or if they've been stealing 2 mil from me on every beer purchased. Cover is also 10 mil pesos at La Isla - it's the only english the door man knows lol (the word TEN). He's a very friendly cool guy though. Always feel much more welcome entering La Isla than I do Fase Dos.

[Turgid]

Scotiabank (formerly Citibank) ATM's will give between 1.2-2 millones de pesos, and Davivienda will usually give 2. Scotiabank will charge about a 16 mil service charge (which is refunded by Schwab and other banks that do that). Avoid Bancolombia ATMs, they will only cough-up about 600 mil with a lot of fees and other issues. This information is based on using a US based debit card. Also, sometimes it depends on exactly which ATM location you use, but generally Davivienda is the best for max withdrawal at once. Cheers.

I discovered another Scotiabank ATM in San Diego mall.

[SJobs]

As many hookers as there are in the US on Instagram and Tinder, what do you mean it is unthinkable? It is no subculture; it is just plain advertising. In different places hookers use different sites to advertise. In Medellin, Facebook just happens to be one of them.

It is much more controlled in the US. Craigslist, backpage and City Vibe all got shutdown by the government. I guess I could try to message girls on Instagram in the you. S, but I have a feel it's going to cost 800+ per hour.

[Kafka]

Calle 51 and Avenida Cundinamarca.

Pretty sure El Pollo Negros thick Vennie is in that shot.

[JjBee62]

Any advice on ATM's? Which ones allow the most to pull out at a time? Whats the max withdrawal? Do any charge ATM use fees for withdrawing? I'm coming from the UK so won't be exchanging dollars, ATM's will be my main source of getting funds with there.

Which ATM allows the biggest withdrawal depends on something other than the local bank. I was with someone recently who made a withdrawal from a Davivienda ATM and he could only pull 720 k at a time. I used the same ATM and it allowed 2 million for a max withdrawal.

Banco Pichincha and Davivienda don't have ATM fees. Banco Colombia, Servibanco and Citibank charge a fee.

[Mr Enternational]

I'm very fascinated about the Facebook scene, in the US, this is almost unthinkable. It feels like an active subculture in Medellin. I'm curious to find out how the Facebook scene started in Medellin. Is this a unique Medellin thing? The girls on Facebook are so young, yet they are super professional. I'm impressed.

As many hookers as there are in the US on Instagram and Tinder, what do you mean it is unthinkable? It is no subculture; it is just plain advertising. In different places hookers use different sites to advertise. In Medellin, Facebook just happens to be one of them.

[Parasitius]

Any advice on ATM's? Which ones allow the most to pull out at a time? Whats the max withdrawal? Do any charge ATM use fees for withdrawing? I'm coming from the UK so won't be exchanging dollars, ATM's will be my main source of getting funds with there.

I stick to Banco Colpatria because it was the one that let me take out 900,000 max. (Crappy banco Colombia has been 600,000 max.) Moreover with my Schwab card $0 fee and an amazing exchange rate which seems to be better than the Interbank rate never mind the garbage rates of exchange houses.

[Putero1]

Any advice on ATM's? Which ones allow the most to pull out at a time? Whats the max withdrawal? Do any charge ATM use fees for withdrawing? I'm coming from the UK so won't be exchanging dollars, ATM's will be my main source of getting funds with there.

Scotiabank (formerly Citibank) ATM's will give between 1.2-2 millones de pesos, and Davivienda will usually give 2. Scotiabank will charge about a 16 mil service charge (which is refunded by Schwab and other banks that do that). Avoid Bancolombia ATMs, they will only cough-up about 600 mil with a lot of fees and other issues. This information is based on using a US based debit card. Also, sometimes it depends on exactly which ATM location you use, but generally Davivienda is the best for max withdrawal at once. Cheers.

[Turgid]

So I am curious why your posting about your experience about this casa. Is it to let others know that Melissa at this casa is good if you want a massage, but a terrible fuck. I am assuming you had never been with her before, so how were the two others that you went with at this casa, good fucks and terrible massage? Was the 85 Mil for an hour? I haven't been to a casa in years so am curious about your experience, maybe I need to change my routine from all the street urchins I do.

I have posted about an earlier experience at Tantra a few weeks ago. I have done street walkers and casas. I prefer casas. I finally did a good looking Venezuelan street walker last week. Problem was an offensive smell down there even after shower. My fault, I should have bathed her myself which I could have done. Well, next time. Definitely not saying that all will be like that. I am sure most are clean. I tend to be too lazy in mongering and casas are perfect for the lazy hobbyist.

[JjBee62]

Is the math correct? The least expensive beer at Conejita is 6 K. Beer at New Life which is not a strip club is 4 K.

Probably not. I can't remember if Fase Dos cover charge is 10 k or 20 k, but I'm pretty sure the beers were 20 k.

[SJobs]

Good report.

The upscale areas of Colombian cities are kept clean by a small army of city employees. They start fairly early in the morning, raking leaves, picking up trash and cleaning up messes. If you venture out of the upscale neighborhoods things aren't as spotless.

Thanks for the clarification. I will take a trip this weekend to check out the other side of Medellin.

Facebook girls, YMMV. I can't recall any who were in a hurry to leave. MSOG has been attempted by a few girls, but only 1 succeeded. Each attempt was initiated by the girl, without any prompting from me.

Good for you, man! The girls must like you a lot! Well Done!

The Mansion. Almost all the girls there are also found on Facebook. That may have been the place that started Medellin's Facebook scene.

I'm very fascinated about the Facebook scene, in the US, this is almost unthinkable. It feels like an active subculture in Medellin. I'm curious to find out how the Facebook scene started in Medellin. Is this a unique Medellin thing? The girls on Facebook are so young, yet they are super professional. I'm impressed.

I like the Mansion's atmosphere; I will probably go there once or twice a week. The cover charge is a bit steep, though.

Parque Lleras (I guess autocorrect got you) isn't in El Centro. It's in El Poblado. The difference is night and day. Especially since daytime is the best time in El Centro and nighttime is the best time in Parque Lleras.

Strip clubs. If you're just going for a beer, the El Centro clubs are better. You can have 10 beers and spend less than 1 beer (plus cover) at Fase Dos. Fase Dos is better if you're taking a girl. Rooms are much better and the selection is slightly better. But you'll spend a lot more.

Thanks for the advice, I don't plan to go to strip clubs in Medellin anymore. I will stick with Gusto, the Mansion, and Facebook girls.

[MGrover]

Any advice on ATM's? Which ones allow the most to pull out at a time? Whats the max withdrawal? Do any charge ATM use fees for withdrawing? I'm coming from the UK so won't be exchanging dollars, ATM's will be my main source of getting funds with there.

[SJobs]

Would you kindly me if you have other Facebook recommendations? Thanks in advance.

This is one of the hottest girl I have seen so far on facebook https://www.facebook.com/estefania.serna.21 her friends are hot too.