Tag: pronto cash
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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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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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Minister Alcibiades Vásquez Velásquez was involved in corrupt Friesner law and fight against Satan
Satan expresses satisfaction after hearing that minister of social development may actually be for sale in upcoming Halloween brawl.
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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.
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Friesner accomplice Herbert Young on mission to investigate Lavitola case
To investigate the Lavitola case, the lawyer college sends a couple of Panamanian Lavitolas to Rome.
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Did Francisco Armani and Monte Friesner meet in jail?
Francisco Armani claims he was in jail with Monte Friesner in the US, before the latter teamed up with Don Winner of Panama Guide.
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Raisa Banfield joins José Blandón pro-corruption ticket
Political prostitution: Raisa Banfield whitewashes reputation of legislate-for-a-fee candidate José Blandón.
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Full Cyber Jacket – Or how attempts to disappear us from the web failed
News from the cyber war front: A concerted attempt by a group of criminals in Panama to have Bananama Republic disappeared from the web and Google search results has failed, and actually backfired. UPDATED
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After Pronto Cash debacle, Monte Friesner revives Carlyle-Coutts scheme
Now that Pronto Cash has been shut down by authorities and MasterCard, scam couple Monte Friesner and Tatiana Nazarova have relaunched another scheme, the Carlyle Coutts Capital Corporation SA.
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COACECSS liquidation result of dirty campaign, directors say
The liquidation of COACECSS is not the result of their shoddy management and ties with financial criminals, but of a vicious yet unspecified campaign, the directors claim.