APB- Calling out to “MusicManiac” of the former “Red Frog Beach Blogspot”

"JB"

by James “JB” Bryson

As PNO.com has been fielding calls and complaints from both readers and visitors alike to offer commentary about Bocas del Toro, and in particluar, the business tactics that some people have described as unsavory to downright intimidation and violent, I find myself looking to speak with the person who ran the BLOG, “Red Frog Beach Blogspot” which appears to have ceased postings in 2011-2012.

This of course is in line when many of the people involved in the first wave of purchases settled and I am wondering of there is more information to be told as was described to our reader “Rick” a month ago.

There is certainly more than merely smoke in regards to the characters involved in the initial solicitation of Red Frog Beach. The stories and cases are simply to high in volume to just be random pissed off purchasers.

If anyone happens to know who this person was, I would love for them to contact me directly at PNO.com. As there are still many questionable dealings that are occurring in a very remote and un-policed area of Panama that still seems comfortable to promote itself as an island paradise.

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"JB"
No point in me feigning any arbitrary point. THERE were NEVER and “Land Grabbers” or “Pirates”.

“JB”- So many, many years ago when I just thought I would have some bullshit to ype to people back home about our retirement decision, I was blindsided into a “Hatfield“ and McCoy” type blood feud in Bocas del Toro.  Please feel free to go back and read thr archives, …

"JB"
Well, HELLO there,

“JB” –  Sorry for the radio silence.  Me and the wife had some unexpected travel that came up and I’m just getting settled. But PLENTY to talk about.

"JB"
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