Jakarta Info

[davidsex]

Hi bro,
Just got back to this forum, do anybody know what happen to our sex travel guide bro here?
I could find their posting.
Thanks.
cheers

[garbang]

Originally Posted by NobleEagle

Its so obvious to see all these below are clones, all are newbies, all are registered AFTER FEB which is aakumu 1st acct, all speaks, quotes and writes badly, only talks, questions and compliments to each other only..never once i see them talk to others for advice esp. to the lao jiaos here..only know how to promote their stupid sex tour agent

aakumu, aduadu, nightmanAD, sixnine696900, davidsex, loveme691234, babi1, taitaikunu


Their trademark giveaway


My humble two cents.
Best regards.
Cheers.

mmm .... i still remember when i got some question in this thread last time then suddenly got pm from nick aduadu ... he recommend to get help from nick aakumu

what kind of game is this ...

[aakumu]

Hi bro,
Did you received the info you needed from this thread or from me?
We are here to help, so many2 bros will help to pass info on Jakarta.
If you need more info, just post it here and will be glad to ask them for you.

My humble two cents.

[ari212121]

Originally Posted by garbang

mmm .... i still remember when i got some question in this thread last time then suddenly got pm from nick aduadu ... he recommend to get help from nick aakumu



what kind of game is this ...

Hi bro garbang,
No need to be confused, just ask the questions and received the info.
Bro Aakumu is very helpful, so no shock if other bros here refer you the him.
What about me? What do I have to gain?

Originally Posted by aakumu

Hi bros,
Places that I have went and these are my thought on these places.


Alexis Hotel
(Ancol, Jl. R. E. Martadinata No. 1 North Jakarta)

It’s not really an hotel, it’s more like a bordello. You’ve got a good club downstairs, The Play, with house/progressive music and sexy dancers, and a very select lounge/spa on the seventh floor, the Bathhouse, with girls from countries as far as Uzbekistan, Myanmar or Russia coming to entertain the patrons. Entrance fee for the Bathhouse lounge is Rp. 120,000, and no drinks included. Also a karaoke (I forgot the name), very nice, with flat screen TV and audio equipment suitable for outdoor concerts. Goddam expensive though, about Rp 6.5 million for 4 people.


Bats
(Hotel Shangri-La)

Very, very popular bar among expatriates. Easy to know why, counting the number of pretty girls. Live band, imported from Quebec the more often and playing Top 40 songs. A bit annoying because it's hard to talk and hard to find a place to seat. The entrance fee is quite expensive, around Rp. 80,000, but they will serve you a very large beer. Good to go on Sunday or Monday because it is one of the few places still crowded. Very tasty steaks at the restaurant.


CJs
(Hotel Mulia)

Hotel bar, therefore lots of prostitutes and foreigners. Live music and high prices. The bar underwent renovation, and became a bit more classy than it used too. Kind of Red Square-esque I think.


Club 36
(Jalan Labu, Hotel Jayakarta)

Nice small club, with house music and RnB. Topless Thai and Chinese dancers. Popular with the Chinese community. Always crowded.

Millenium
(Mall Gadja Madah)

Very big disco, with extremely loud Techno Kota. The sound system used to be the loudest in Asia. It's probably still true. Lots of Chinese, drugs and girls there, but it isn't so dodgy or dangerous.


Stadium
(Jalan Hayam Wuruk)

Best disco in Jakarta for me, extremely crowded on week-ends and for special events. It has four flours, each supposedly with different themes but it’s mainly techno played there. It is dark, big and possess a unique atmosphere. Drugs, prostitutes and other things are easily available. Just ask the waiters.

Hope these will get you started,
If you need more help, just PM me I will more than happy to help.

My humble two cents.

Hi bro,
Thanks you for your info, the guide did a good job.
I just have a question, is it normal to have other people in the sex tour?
Not a problem, but was under the impression that it would be a private tour, but it was fun, more people makes it wilder.

Cheers.

[NobleEagle]

Originally Posted by garbang

mmm .... i still remember when i got some question in this thread last time then suddenly got pm from nick aduadu ... he recommend to get help from nick aakumu

what kind of game is this ...

Bro garbang, take my advise, just dun bother with any of them all, end of the day they just playing a stupid game among themselves to try con you to use their useless and expensive sex tour agency

[aakumu]

Hi bro,
Thank you for the candied remark, I hope you could post some useful info for bro garbang, to help him on his way in Jakarta.
I could help pass the info if he ask, maybe he ask you, please do help the fellow out.
Thanks.

My humble two cents.

[NobleEagle]

You have all the info you need in the below thread, why bother to waste time paying for useless & expensive sex tour agency that goes around talking among oneself

http://sbf.today/interna...-info-545.html



btw CONMAN aakumu, WHY YOU STILL HAVENT REPLY HOW COME YOU COPIED FR FROM OTHER BROS AND POST AS YOUR OWN SEX TOUR AGENCY FR???!

[aduadu]

Hi bro,
What do you have to gain by not letting people to open their sight, let them decide for themselves. Do not understand why you are so busybody calling people clones and saying bad things about people.
You must have lots of free time on your hands to keep thrashing people around.
If you have nothing to add or help the bros on this thread, please be quite.
Please do one better and provide good info.

My two cents.

[teteku]

Originally Posted by aakumu

Hi bro,
Thank you for the candied remark, I hope you could post some useful info for bro garbang, to help him on his way in Jakarta.
I could help pass the info if he ask, maybe he ask you, please do help the fellow out.
Thanks.

My humble two cents.

Hi bro,
Long time no speak to you, how are you?
I am coming in next week, lets play golf sometime he..... will you be able to come down, from BKK or should I have someone pick you? Is only an hour and half to come to JKT. Would love to meet up with you and bro Adrian again.

Cheers.

[newyorker88]

Originally Posted by Bobster

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Name: Fiti
Age:24
Height:155cm
Boobs:33C
Damage:Rp120,000 for massage Rp200,000 for HJ

OIC, now I understand why these massage ladies who come from Jakarta quoted 300K for a HJ in batam. Always nego down, to 100k to 150k, depending on age.

[aakumu]

Originally Posted by teteku

Hi bro,
Long time no speak to you, how are you?
I am coming in next week, lets play golf sometime he..... will you be able to come down, from BKK or should I have someone pick you? Is only an hour and half to come to JKT. Would love to meet up with you and bro Adrian again.

Cheers.

Hi bro,
Thank you for the offer, But I am very busy with meeting here even if it is a short flight down to play golf with you at cenkareng golf, and back again. If would take about 11 hours for the whole trip in a private plane.
How about first weekend next month in BKK at our normal golf course?

My humble two cents.

[snackshack]

I'm in total agreement with some other guys complaining about this "aakumu" character pitching his sex tourist business. Lame man, really lame. And also, if you are going to describe clubs and hot spots, it would be a good idea not to rip-off another guys site. The descriptions you gave of the clubs like Millenium, Club 36, Alexis, etc. are all from a French guys site who is a long time reviewer of the nightlife scene in JKT... good site, good info, seems like a cool guy. to all seeking first hand good reviews, go here for his top 100 (in english).

The Best Nightlife in Jakarta: Bars, Discos and Clubs (Jakarta Nightlife, not a sex site)

I don't understand why the moderator of this site doesn't boot this scammer. I joined to share REAL info but it's totally aggravating reading this stuff from this aakumu and his other alias'. thanks.

[aakumu]

Hi bro,
Thank you for helping out to give and share in here, the more we provide here the better off all of us here is in combating the misinformation that we are having when we are cheonging in a new city.
Good site, please do post more if you have so we could all share and learn from each other.
Thanks.

My humble two cents.

[aakumu]

Hi bro,
From the Jakarta post.

Visa-on-arrival services

We travel to Bali once a year for holidays and we also hate the arrival area. Long waits for a visa are bad enough but the most dreaded part is the baggage carousel.

Baggage handlers grab your luggage even when you say no, walk for about four meters and then demand $A5 per piece for luggage they managed to wrestle off of you.

Customs officers turn a blind eye to this and you feel you cannot make a fuss or you may end up with your bags completely searched, which then means more wasted time and a very unpleasant start to a holiday.
WENDY
Melbourne

Indonesia must emulate her ASEAN neighbors, e.g., Malaysia and Singapore, on how they welcome tourists. It won't take much as Indonesia has numerous breathtaking tourist spots, but yet it is undermined by immigration's red tape.
DEWI RANIA
Jakarta

In the early 90s and for the following 10 years or so I enjoyed traveling in Indonesia for periods of up to eight weeks at a time. Visas were issued free of charge for an eight-week period, similar to Thailand's system.

The introduction of payment for visas was initiated by the Indonesian government; I'm not sure if it was tit-for-tat against other countries which did not reciprocate free visas or whether it was to increase revenue.

I do not have a problem paying for visas; however the duration offered for a casual tourist is minimal and also corruption by officials is always waiting on the sidelines.

I have stopped traveling to Indonesia even though I love the place because I cannot cope with the bureaucratic corruption and inefficiency.

The last few years I have been traveling to China and what bliss it has been. They welcome travelers and make it so easy. I now travel there three months at a time and although there are ripoffs there as well as anywhere else including my own country (Australia). China, Thailand and Singapore are efficient and welcoming destinations.

My condolences to my Indonesian friends; they have to put up this all the time -- I don't. The only way the government will change this policy if people vote by their wallet -- go elsewhere.
T. CIRRUS
Melbourne

I have to agree. Immigration officers and police see tourists as targets and it is a national sport and not seen as criminal to take/steal their money.

I have heard many times that police plant drugs or steal money when doing a house search. Nobody will complain -- it's too dangerous.

Even the Balinese are afraid of the police. They only target tourists when they're riding without a helmet. All Balinese can ride without helmets, sending SMS' while driving their bike (with four people) or in a car.

But no police will stop them. Especially with the financial crisis, I hear more and more businesspeople say they want to leave Indonesia because you cannot trust no one and the contract is not even worth the paper it is written on!

You cannot even trust a notary! They will just let you buy a piece of land that is not even owned by the seller and the notary just laughs. I really love Bali and after the Bali bombing, the people were so glad for the people who stayed, but now I only see greed. Let us hope things will change and Governor Pastika will keep his promises.
FRED JOHNSON
Denpasar

Indonesians have to pay fiscal departure tax to get out of the country while foreigners have to pay immigration tax to get in. Is this xenophobia or simple greed by a sector of the public service that nobody seems to be able to control? Or is there another explanation?
HENRY MANOE
Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara

I totally agree. I live and work in Bali, and have a few visitors each year. Everything at the airport is an unwelcoming entry port into Indonesia and Bali.

When my elderly parents visited me earlier in the year, they were ripped off by customs officials for bringing some gifts to my children.

They were then ripped off again by baggage handlers when collecting their bags. They never want to come back again. Many of my expatriate friends feel the same way about Ngurah Rai Airport and the services there.

I dread coming back into the airport there as you never know how they will try to rip you off for on your reentry into Bali. JON Denpasar

I have been actively posting my anger toward visa-on-arrival -- not because of the content but because the Indonesian people are not ready to adopt the new rules because they have no idea how to run it and they lack experience.

They should learn from other countries such as Japan, where passport processing is very fast and very professional. I think none of the Indonesian government personnel read any postings in this forum, so we are just wasting our time.

I have seen the Australia Embassy respond to one of their citizens in this forum; why can't the Indonesian government do the same?

The visa-on-arrival gives you a very short time and there is no way you can finish your visit to Indonesia because just going through the airport takes 90 minutes -- not to mention the fact that the infrastructure is very poor.

I would say the Indonesian government doesn't pay attention to detail as it is not in the culture. ANDI SIAHAN Jakarta

Immigration must be more corrupt than the police! They refuse to issue receipts. Always dream up 'problems' and the worst part is I own an Indonesian company. I am an investor and have to deal with them. KEVIN F. Jakarta

The visa-on-arrival service at Jakarta airport is also a messy affair, with passengers having to wait a long times in queues due to the stupid way the system is implemented.

Stupidity has its limits and the Indonesian bureaucracy seems to have infinite levels of the same in making a simple process as complicated as possible.

Perhaps it is time to implement some form of online issuing of visas, just like e-ticketing. Or better still, just abolish the horrible visa system and the corrupt immigration system that implements it.

Indonesia is paying a very high price for nurturing an archaic immigration system that makes the country look stupid throughout the world. DAVID Jakarta .

My humble two cents.

[davidsex]

Originally Posted by snackshack

Thanks for the info. I've been to both places before. Club 36 was great but the Thai dancers heard me speaking Thai and were over to our table at light speed. They're looking for drinks and they don't really go out without a whole lot of effort. Anybody that says that have is lying. I did end up hooking up with one of them, but it was not the quick up to the room kind of deal. It took a lot of effort and phone work..

Rajamas was the place closed for a while and got renovated right? has curtains as you walk in to go to the elevators? I saw absolutely nothing in there but maybe we were too early (about 11pm) Nice place though for the decoration

The thing I like about Stadium is you walk in, talk to the mamasans and can be up to the room in 5 minutes, or if you want to just hang out and dance, hang out, that's cool too. Plus there are a lot of FL's there I've found.

Hi bro,
All the info are posted for the interest of sharing, nobody is claiming the source is from oneself.
I am sure most of the info are from an open source like 90% of all the informations in most forums.
Is the though of sharing that counts as long as you claim it to be your own.

Cheers.