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Complaint Review: Pantheon Holdings - Miami Florida
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460 Ramona Ave. Miami, 32250 Florida, U.S.A.
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Pantheon Holdings Monumental failure of state government in Florida and an impotent Governor Jeb Bush ripoff Miami Florida
An open letter to all who read these postings.
Dear victims of Pantheon Holdings and other Florida scam artists
I have been watching these posts appear for several months now and one thing never ceases to amaze me. It's the consistency of the reports. These scam artists have found a formula for their activities that seems to immunize them for the interference of state and local law enforcement agencies in the state of Florida. How can this be? Through my own research I have concluded that S. Florida is the Mecca for frauds and scam artists.
I have personally tried with little or no success to get anyone in a position of authority to listen to me. I have called every type of agency I could think of, be it law enforcement or consumer protection, and no one has ever tried to contact me or even respond to my emails, letters and phone calls.
Something in the state of Florida stinks! It starts at the top with Gov. Jeb Bush and drips down the maze of other feckless bureaucrats and incompetent law enforcement agencies. I have not found one person with the intestinal fortitude to investigate this company. That my friends, is the secret to their success.
I know many of you are saying to yourselves. How can the governor of a big state like Florida be expected to know everything that takes place within it? Simple. It's his job to know. With a single word or the stroke of his pen, he can have these lowlifes shut down forever. This begs the question: Then why doesn't he do it? Answer: Because there is nothing in it for him or his administration. Or maybe he doesn't want to step on the toes of some very reliable campaign contributors?
Currently I am involved in a law suit against these quasi-humans. I would like to offer a challenge to anyone who cares to look. Investigate on your own what political contributions may have been made to the campaigns of local and state officials in Florida from the corporations and individuals named as key players in this theater of the absurd. Then post them on this thread.
There is one clear lesson that I take with me from this experience. In Florida, you don't need a gun to steal lots of money and get away with it; just a briefcase.
Ross
Monterey, California
U.S.A.
Dear victims of Pantheon Holdings and other Florida scam artists
I have been watching these posts appear for several months now and one thing never ceases to amaze me. It's the consistency of the reports. These scam artists have found a formula for their activities that seems to immunize them for the interference of state and local law enforcement agencies in the state of Florida. How can this be? Through my own research I have concluded that S. Florida is the Mecca for frauds and scam artists.
I have personally tried with little or no success to get anyone in a position of authority to listen to me. I have called every type of agency I could think of, be it law enforcement or consumer protection, and no one has ever tried to contact me or even respond to my emails, letters and phone calls.
Something in the state of Florida stinks! It starts at the top with Gov. Jeb Bush and drips down the maze of other feckless bureaucrats and incompetent law enforcement agencies. I have not found one person with the intestinal fortitude to investigate this company. That my friends, is the secret to their success.
I know many of you are saying to yourselves. How can the governor of a big state like Florida be expected to know everything that takes place within it? Simple. It's his job to know. With a single word or the stroke of his pen, he can have these lowlifes shut down forever. This begs the question: Then why doesn't he do it? Answer: Because there is nothing in it for him or his administration. Or maybe he doesn't want to step on the toes of some very reliable campaign contributors?
Currently I am involved in a law suit against these quasi-humans. I would like to offer a challenge to anyone who cares to look. Investigate on your own what political contributions may have been made to the campaigns of local and state officials in Florida from the corporations and individuals named as key players in this theater of the absurd. Then post them on this thread.
There is one clear lesson that I take with me from this experience. In Florida, you don't need a gun to steal lots of money and get away with it; just a briefcase.
Ross
Monterey, California
U.S.A.
