Tag: patrick visser
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So, what the hell happened with Bananama Republic?
In August of last year, we received an email from our web host, 1984.is, that they had closed down Bananama Republic. Why? Apparently there was a court order from the Netherlands. We got a copy of that, and sure enough, Patrick Visser, of Silva Tree fame, as well as his wife, Keren Visser-Katz, had filed a civil…
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Patrick and Keren Visser strike again!
After unsuccesful attempts in the US, Panama and Israel, the Visser couple has this time hired a Dutch lawyer to send us legal threats.
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Monte Friesner in Alpha/Pronto Cash confusion
Friesner’s imaginary debit cards would be a perfect match with Patrick Visser’s imaginary Crypto Next currency, we think.
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Crypto Next con man Patrick Visser wants to clean the web
Patrick Visser still trying to erase us from the web, and why is he hiding if Crypto Next is on the up and the up?
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Patrick Visser, from Paulowna trees to Crypto Next cybermoney
Con man Patrick Visser disappears, then turns out to be behind crypto-currency scheme run from Isle of Man.
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Monte Friesner bares all, abandons Panama, starts new scam
Everything he tried to do in Panama has failed, so career criminal Monte Friesner has moved back to Canada and started Alpha Cash Finanz.
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Clyde Jenkins funeral insurance expires just days before [predicted death] he dies
Shill and mouthpiece for scam pimps and fraud artists Clyde Jenkins lets funeral insurance expire just a week before he is predicted to die, forever.
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Patricius Visser and his fake Tel Aviv lawyer
The latest in carbon credit swindler Patrick Visser’s craziness is that he is now impersonating an Israeli lawyer who writes reports about himself.
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Patrick Visser is now Patricius Visser – still a scammer
UPDATED – All his websites are down, but it seems Patricius Visser is getting ready to start his next scam, this time in Israel.
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Memo from the psych ward: Monte Friesner and Patrick Visser struggle with “clemency”
Monte Friesner, Patrick Visser, Maurice Sjerps and Keren Katz lose their court cases while making up stories about clemency.