Post: #76

I can see the benefits of the cash game and using a money clip. Going to buy one soon.

Also like the suggestion of throwing some foreign money in your wad. I have a ton of foreign bills from a lot of countries so that's going to be easy and fun. Has anyone else tried that and had any success with that?

Post: #77

@VP- tons of girls see it and ask. Its just one more bait to lure girls in.

Plus, I've been having fun with it. I offered to pay the mexican street bacon-wrapped hotdog guys in pesos. They thought it was funny.

Post: #78

Believe it or not. Back in the day it was fairly normal for me to walk around with some serious bank in my pocket. Occasionally up to 15K euro.

Having a big stack of 500 euro bills, now that makes an impression.

Post: #79

I've never had crazy reactions but definitely notice girls at the bar perk up.

I don't rock a clip, I just feel it's too incongruent with me. I know a wallet might seem dorky but it's a nice leather handstitched wallet and it's not packed with cards or bulky.

I've got a cash scam that puts a few grand cash in my pocket every month. I don't roll out with a stack of 100s, that also seems too contrived for me. I keep mixed change in there too, organized by bill type.

I actually like looking in my wallet and flipping through to find the right sized bill. To me it looks more natural if you're looking down at your wallet, almost annoyed at how much cash you have, you pass by 5-6 hundred dollar bills, a bunch of 20s, a few 10s, few 5s, etc, and then you find the magic bill. You laugh the bartender, almost relieved, and in the tone of your voice you can almost hear yourself saying, "Man! Hard to find the right bill with that massive amount of cash I've got!"

That's how I roll it anyway. If nothing else, you definitely get better service. G is right on about everyone hating credit cards. They're expensive and a pain in the ass, and actually lead to a lot of loss in restaurants and bars from missing/forgotten transactions and receipts.

I paid 13K in cash for my car. It was kind of crazy carrying that much around.

Post: #80

This is why I love this forum. Reading about things you've done in the past before starting to learn game and realizing the positive effects it had at the time.

I remember meeting a former coworker out one night and all I had on me was four or five 100's. She noticed when I bought the first round and commented something like "baller". Got the notch that night and probably would have without the 100's but the point is she was noticeably impressed.

On a side note this chick was also impressed with my 55' TV and that I had Grey Goose in the crib.

Post: #81

A few months ago, I sold a few of my jet skis from a guy off craigslist and got paid in cash. A few hours later, I went to my buddy's marine shop and a cute latina he just hired was working as the secretary. I started gaming her and asked her to hang out after she got off. She agreed but with a contingent that I had to run errands with her. Her errand was to buy a shitty ass expensive puppy which she didn't have enough cash on her to buy. Well here I am, being a nice guy, I pulled out my jetski stack and flipped through several hundreds and paid for the puppy...

She was mesmerized by the bankroll and next thing you know, we were fucking in my car.

When I were done, I made her drive to the ATM and pay me with interest... (money ain't free)

Post: #82

I ran some money clip game today, not sure if the chicks reaction to my money clip or my big ass tray of taco bell food abominations. She was about 300lbs so I'm guessing the taco bell.

On a side note, what the fuck is up with taco bell. I got 3 different things and they were all just the same shit smushed into other shit and wrapped in a tortilla. Thats the first and last time I'll ever eat taco bell.

Post: #83

(08-03-2013 10:30 PM)WesternCancer Wrote:  On a side note, what the fuck is up with taco bell. I got 3 different things and they were all just the same shit smushed into other shit and wrapped in a tortilla. Thats the first and last time I'll ever eat taco bell.

What cha get at taco bell? Their doritos locos tacos are really good. Skywalker, if you ever read this...buy some before you leave!

I'm praying that you don't get diarrhea, and I never pray....

Post: #84

(08-03-2013 10:25 PM)swshrsweet Wrote:  A few months ago, I sold a few of my jet skis from a guy off craigslist and got paid in cash. A few hours later, I went to my buddy's marine shop and a cute latina he just hired was working as the secretary. I started gaming her and asked her to hang out after she got off. She agreed but with a contingent that I had to run errands with her. Her errand was to buy a shitty ass expensive puppy which she didn't have enough cash on her to buy. Well here I am, being a nice guy, I pulled out my jetski stack and flipped through several hundreds and paid for the puppy...

She was mesmerized by the bankroll and next thing you know, we were fucking in my car.

When I were done, I made her drive to the ATM and pay me with interest... (money ain't free)

I love that story. It clearly shows how "in the moment" women are and a good example on how to capitalize on it.

Now she didn't know you at all. She didn't know how much money you make, where you work or where you live. All she saw was cold hard cash and her pussy got wet. And you were smart enough to see that and play on it. Well done

Post: #85

Anyone have experience with Amex blacks? My uncle says that they're a lot more common now, but nine years ago when he first got one, flashing one was enough to get girls very interested. Also I know a lot of you guys are hating on credit cards, but you cannot often get a high status credit card despite lack of cash. E.g. You can get a guest Amex black from a friend that has one, and you get the advantages of a lot of cash plus minimal risk/ exposure.

Post: #86

(08-05-2013 07:25 PM)Cyr Wrote:  Anyone have experience with Amex blacks? My uncle says that they're a lot more common now, but nine years ago when he first got one, flashing one was enough to get girls very interested. Also I know a lot of you guys are hating on credit cards, but you cannot often get a high status credit card despite lack of cash. E.g. You can get a guest Amex black from a friend that has one, and you get the advantages of a lot of cash plus minimal risk/ exposure.

I would say this depends on the "where are you at?" category.

In some places, people don't know what an Amex Black looks like so they will just think it's another card.

On the other hand, when going to high-end places....lizards will notice right away. Like a speed radar going off a mile away.

Personally, Uncle Ben has worldwide recognition. from DC to North Korea.

Post: #87

I always try to pay in cash when I'm going out.

Similar reasons that everyone posted: allows for quick exits, catches the eye of patrons, and the staff tends to treat you better.

If I pay in cash, I'll always get something comped. With a card, almost never.

Post: #88

Guys breaking out bankrolls smack of "looking rich" vs actually "being rich" in most of the cases I've seen. That being said, girls always prefer "looking rich" it seems, so I guess it's good to act accordingly.

Post: #89

(08-23-2013 08:58 PM)booshala Wrote:  Guys breaking out bankrolls smack of "looking rich" vs actually "being rich" in most of the cases I've seen. That being said, girls always prefer "looking rich" it seems, so I guess it's good to act accordingly.

There's something to be said for being completely unaffected by a significant amount of cash (or carrying it around).

I've been responsible for $30k in cash before. What's $1k?

It's not just that you are rich (as there are HUGE variances in what people consider "rich"), it's that money (just like girls) doesn't affect you.

Also, consider this. You can't fake cash. You either have it or you don't. A credit card? Fuck, I know people who have high credit limits and can pay for high dollar shit that are MOUNTAINS in debt.

Who do you know who is mountains in debt (not in the ghetto) that has multiple hundred dollar bills in his pocket? It's fairly rare that people who are flush with cash are also poor.

Finally, think of this. How many problems can be solved with cold hard cash? A LOT of them. How many problems can be solved by going into debt with a credit card? Not that many.

Post: #90

In russia this is biiiiig

Post: #91

What about when you are rolling with this big bankroll and girls want you to pay for everything and buy them things like clothes, jewelry, etc? I've had this happen to me and it is annoying.

Post: #92

Depends on the venue - to night I went into a local sports bar with a decadent little disco on the back end - the doorman gives me a wirst band for the "club" comped and the Club manager comps me two drink tokens (Chivas $8 a glass barely 2-3 shots) which totally surprised me - of course I gave him in my opinion one of the best smoking cigars on the planet a couple weeks ago and tonight was comp night - not that much talent out as most pub crawlers head back to school already... so - cash was no good tonight - can you say locked.

Like I said depends on the venue - when i have a place on super lock down (one of my orbiters had scored huge in the market $3M+) and was leaving $1500 tips on his black Amex and the cocktail waitresses almost ripped each others bras off to serve our table - turned the waitresses into bird dogs who would herd 10's 9's and 8's our way and had serious VIP with the club owner going on. For Example Rod Stewart came in after a Boston Garden concert only people allowed to say hello were at our and the owners tables. What we did was say just see us at the end of the night and settle our tabs then - no holding platinum or black cards - had enough loose cash for doorman valet and host tips usually $20 each would always be appreciated and we were always escorted to our table first. The key is consistency $20 a night to the host who seats you becomes part of the cash flow they count on. Club owner also liked the tips on the credit card as he then was able to take a cut and dole out which cocktail waitress got what for which he was known to get prime tail for as his fringe benefits.

In high end NYC and Boston restaurants it is a different game entirely Platinum or Black Amex rule the day and say everything - the polished sharp women who hunt their next ex husbands in these venues have a wealth radar that is fine tuned and cash game will seem gauche and low end to them - at the end of the night they are zoning in on the color of the card you pay with like a bank credit manager running D&B reports on your next corp credit line increase requests.

Whereas when a client wants to unwind in a strip club - notoriously dodgy to begin with - Scores manager in NYC was convicted of Credit Card fraud by consistently getting VIP execs plastered and running $25K+ bills on their corporate cards with their fingerprints on their credit card bills - basically proving they were too drunk to sign -got so many complaints (Contracts are illegal with Non Compos Mentis drunk customers) stupid greedy fools got prosecuted by the Atty General. So high end reputable establishments cards are fine - any where else best to cash and carry - like G said always good for a quick get away.

Try this in the next gentlemen's club you visit - just change a 50 or100 note for all ones and fan them on edge at the table and watch the bees flock to the honey - crazy really.

Point is high end 9's and 10's learned to queue on strong credit and working class 8's and below and of course bar tenders and waitresses, or strippers tend to queue on fast cash.

Post: #93

Re. 500 euro bills ... even one of these will get you plenty of attention if you want to break it. Make sure to have other cash on hand though as many places don't accept them. But it's funny to watch a waitress or cashier eyeball it. Everyone will notice ... unlike US bills they are much bigger than say a 50 euro note. Even 100 euro notes attract some attention. Same goes for AU$100 notes. They are quite rare.

I don't wear expensive watches often..but there is a certain type of woman who loves that. Placing a gold or silver bar in a woman's hand gets a considerable reaction too. Make sure the gold bar is at least 5oz though. Try it.

Post: #94

I heard of one guy who had some themed credit card that was black in color. This girl saw it and went home with him that night. I'm trying to find one of these themed cards now.

Post: #95

(08-25-2013 01:54 AM)freerider Wrote:  I heard of one guy who had some themed credit card that was black in color. This girl saw it and went home with him that night. I'm trying to find one of these themed cards now.

Really?

Post: #96

http://www.dailyfinance.com/2011/07/11/a...arge-card/

Once upon a time, American Express's fabled "Black Card," reserved for the world's wealthiest and most elite, was just that -- a fable, an urban myth. But not anymore.

Elizabeth Crosta, director of public affairs at American Express (AXP), confirms that yes, the Centurion Card, as it's officially named, exists, and is thriving despite the larger economic troubles. "We're actually seeing a rise in luxury spending," she explained. "Our premium customers are definitely spending more and traveling more than they were a year ago."

"We cannot provide the exact numbers," Crosta said, "but I can tell you the demand for the Centurion Card continues to be high, as it provides a rich suite of benefits that one could not replicate on their own."

American Express has tried to keep those benefits under wraps as well, but some details have seeped out. Known benefits include what you might expect for an affluent population that frequently travels -- airline and hotel upgrades, and access to those nice airline lounges at airports. But for many cardholders -- who have their own jets and multiple homes scattered around the globe -- these may or may not even count as perks. Rather, the real benefit comes in the form of the 24-hour concierge service that can secure tickets to sold-out music and sporting events, that will do your shopping (if you so desire), remind you of birthdays and anniversaries, and find that impossible-to-locate, limited-edition collector's item.

Membership Really Has Its Privileges

According to snopes.com, the concierge service has located, purchased and delivered to Europe the horse ridden by Kevin Costner in Dances with Wolves, gathered sand from the Dead Sea and had it couriered to London for a child's school project on the Holy Land, and arranged for an aspiring actress to audition for a soap opera. Other benefits include access to the company's area at Fashion Week, and invitations to a $3,600-per-person-per-night weekend at Pebble Beach, hosted by Rolls-Royce.

Not surprisingly, American Express is equally demure regarding who, exactly, has a Centurion Card. Based on my Internet trolling, it seems to me that customers with the business version of the card -- that is, they can use it for their company expenses, as opposed to their personal needs -- are very willing to disclose their status symbol. But those at the highest echelon -- the few with the personal card -- prefer to stay in the shadows. I only located two instances of personal card-holders who went on the record about the card in a legitimate publication: Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban, and millionaire mogul Giovanni Zampolli.

So how do these super-rich clients handle the power of the Black Card? Do they just make minimum payments and roll over the debt? Surprisingly, no. The Centurion Card is a charge card, not a credit card, which means the balance must be paid in full every month. Crosta explains, "There are no pre-set spending limits ... but because you have to pay it in full every month, it's up to the cardholder themselves to decide how to use it."

That may be one of the secrets to the success of the world's wealthiest: They pay off their plastic in full every month. In other words, they live within their means, which is a great approach to managing your finances, whether "your means" enable you to buy a Bentley, or just pay the $10 admission fee to see one at a car show.

Post: #97

The fancy black credit card is cool and all but you can't equate it with the pussy moistening effect of cold hard card cash. Cash is instant. Cash is in the moment. Cash still works when the credit card machines are down. And even more so ...you don't need to spend it to exploit the effect it has on women. The plastic on other the hand must be used in her presence to have the same effect.

Post: #98

(08-25-2013 01:05 PM)Parlay44 Wrote:  The fancy black credit card is cool and all but you can't equate it with the pussy moistening effect of cold hard card cash. Cash is instant. Cash is in the moment. Cash still works when the credit card machines are down. And even more so ...you don't need to spend it to exploit the effect it has on women. The plastic on other the hand must be used in her presence to have the same effect.

The super hot gold diggers aren't going to be fooled by mere cash. They know any bum can fake looking rich with cash and look for the shit that can't be faked, like a nice car, hotel, or apartment, and a high end credit card.

Post: #99

Centurion( Amex Black) isn't worth it. 1.5k annual fee, and is basically the same thing as the Platinum Card. Its not uncommon here in LA.

Post: #100

Also, no one has mentioned this but...

there's a minimum spending limit on the top cards so you're forced to used them. 5K a month or something like that. Amex is not going to give away stuff for free.