Cali Vip

[mudd]

Just wanted to post a little report on Cali Vip. Since I have heard a lot about the owner over the last few months, I though I would stay for the party and leave after that, go to a diffrent city, but ended up staying the whole week there, go figure!!!

The house, very nice, computer with internet access, satellite T.V, air conditioning, mini fridge in every room. Could not beat that!!!!!  Plus the fridge had beer and water in it, nice touch.  $ 100 a day for everything, I doubt that anybody can beat that price. The agency, well ran, good staff, very organized and friendly. The owner, very friendly, straight forward, no bull.  He is making a statement about how he thinks an agency can do better, because there is no way he is making money doing this.   LE comes to mind about crappy service, what a waste that place was. As for the girls and the party, party was fun, a lot of girls, felt a little bad for them, 10 to 12 guys and 100 to 150 women, oh well :-)  during the week, met around 8 girls, all very nice, but spent a lot o f time with a girl who works at ACG, different story!!!!!    
Anyways, here is my personal list of agencies I like from each city.
Cali--- Cali Vip
Barranquilla-----international-introductions
Medellin---- Colombian sweethearts
Bogotá—can’t say too much, because I was there along time ago, but have talked to Nelson, and he seems like he knows what he is doing, so LatinIntro
Audios!!!!

[doombug]

... in response to Cali Vip, posted by mudd on Mar 16, 2005

It's inevitable that everyone at some point in their life will be the perfect victim for a particular class of scammers.

And if you're slow-witted, you'll be such a juicy plum!  Many clever and stealthy scammers will be nibbling at you wherever you turn.

"Dateline" did a profile on Benny Hinn a few weeks ago.  He's a nearly untouchable scammer in the realm of religion and charity.  A televangelist who uses the "Word of God" and on-stage "miracles" to bilk donations from millions of people around the world.  One blogger describes him as "...an obvious charlatan with weird hair and a Nehru suit."

He's fond of presidential suites, Benzes, and private jets.  The pimp suite and bejeweled fingers he sports while on his pulpit doesn't seem to raise any doubts among the donors.

If one goof can do that to millions on television with no sense of guilt, imagine how simple it is behind the scenes for thousands of scamming, amoral hotties from LA to pull off similar stunts during individual encounters with gringos.  Not all of LA's finest do it; but surely there are thousands hard at work.

Unfortunately, it's almost a prerequisite to get burned at least once so as to build up a little resistance.  Though, some guys are more combustible than others.        

Don't brush off "instinct" as a strictly female attribute.

Peace out!

[mudd]

... in response to Cali Vip, posted by mudd on Mar 16, 2005

A girl who is a member of Cali Vip and ACG  had an appointment with a man from France. My friend who works there told me about her. She told him it was her birthday and she asked him what he was going to buy for her. Well, this goof took her to the mall and spent about 1,000,000. + Pesos on her, clothes, perfume ECT. Needless to say, I had an appointment with her after he left.
She didn’t ask me for any presents, money or anything, probably knew I would say “get real!!!!”    So in short, guys don’t waste your money buying present for these girls, unless she has been your girlfriend for a while, and even then, you have to know when, “how much is too much”.   A fool and his money are soon parted!!!!

[soltero]

... in response to FORGOT TO MENTION, posted by mudd on Mar 16, 2005

If you have personal knowledge of scammers, it isn't libel if you let us know who they are.

[Onephd]

... in response to Re: FORGOT TO MENTION, posted by soltero on Mar 17, 2005

Understood, but it would still be good to know which ladies could be prone to asking men for things freely and quickly.  

[soltero]

... in response to Re: FORGOT TO MENTION, posted by soltero on Mar 17, 2005

I can understand that "a fool and his money are soon parted" has been around forever, but that doesn't make it right. Of course, you are correct that he was a little naive and not as knowledgable as you, but again, that does not make it right. I know that expecting people to not take advantage of an obviously easy situation to take someone is expecting way too much, but there are some women (very few probably) who may have reacted differently.

[jim c]

... in response to Re: Re: Re: FORGOT TO MENTION, posted by soltero on Mar 17, 2005

I have been around this process for over five years and the thing that remains constant is the refusal of some of the men involved to accept responsibility for their mistakes. There is no profile for a scammer or for a girl that is in love with you. You have to look somewhere in the middle of these personalities.

     Don't let testoserone or desperation make your choices for you, on the other hand, don't expect another person to fit in a profile or a box you have created for a proper mate. The way you go about finding a person compatable with you is to search and decide with experience and knowledge of the others personality. Having a beautiful face or a great cola is not a prescription for happiness.

   We are all responsible for our actions and there is nothing to be learned from a fool except that he is a fool. As reflected in the previous stream about stopping scammers, I think there are too many fools screaming foul, she was a scammer and shouldn't have taken the gifts I was trying to win her with. Duuh   There is no formula. There is no catagory. There is no advice anyone can give on how to decide  who to bring into one's life. Calling a girl a green card shark may be fun, but the species dosn't really exist. Although, there sure are enough stupid gringoes to go around.  jimc

[soltero]

... in response to Re: Re: Re: Re: FORGOT TO MENTION, posted by jim c on Mar 18, 2005

[This message has been edited by soltero]

I am not disagreeing with you at all. What you are saying is the unadulterated truth. I have a small deficiency that I can't seem to shake. As much  as I understand what it takes to survive and succeed in this flawed world of ours, I can't seem to accept that things can't and should not be better. Many of the things that make us "fools" are the same things that make us human. It is a pity that those qualities are looked at and preyed upon as weaknesses. I realize that there are some individuals who take it to far and they deserve a wake up call, but when we start to accept this type of behavior, we are ALL promoting it.

[Onephd]

... in response to Cali Vip, posted by mudd on Mar 16, 2005

QUICK QUESTION, DID YOU FOLLOW THE METHOD OF JUST SHOWING UP AND MEETING LADIES OR DID YOU HAVE SOME CORRESPONDENCE WITH SOME OF THEM PRIOR TO YOUR TRIP?  JUST CURIOUS.

[mudd]

... in response to Re: Cali Vip, posted by Onephd on Mar 16, 2005

picked a few and had the office send my profile to the girls for some feed back. i think only one girl was not interested, but the only girl i actualy wrote too was the girl from ACG.

[BenKramer1]

... in response to Re: Re: Cali Vip, posted by mudd on Mar 16, 2005


I was at CaliVIP for four days after Thanksgivng last year.
I must say that there is a hard working staff there and Nelson did alot extra things for me that he didnt have to do and He speaks enlgish quite well. Isabel was good to me too.

  The problem I had with this agency is that they could not reach many of the girls that I wanted to meet. I think that if I was going to stay there I would forward a list of girls and have them contact to see if they can reach them and if they are still available (a few that are still on the site were no longer.) I had a list of about 15 girls and I think I met 6 of them, so I was disappointed with CaliVIP. I hope this helps.

Ben K

[mudd]

... in response to My experience with  Cali Vip, posted by BenKramer1 on Mar 17, 2005

hummm,, they scheduled every girl and only one did not show up, she was working on the other side of town, her cell phone went dead, probably forgot to re charge her minutes. she was the only girl i did not meet from my list, and go figure, she was the one i wanted to meet the most, oh well, i though the office did a pretty good job, 95%  not bad!!!.

[BenKramer1]

... in response to Re: My experience with  Cali Vip, posted by mudd on Mar 18, 2005

Mudd could you send me an email ? benkramer1@nospam.com