Latvia is perhaps the hottest place to open a corporate offshore bank account these days. But not everybody trusts former Russian Communist bankers to look after their money, specially following the spectacular failure of Paritate Bank which specifically targeted the PT market. Before you invest thousands of dollars, spend $50 to benefit from our researchers' experiences on the ground there, and their independent advice. Find out the answers to these questions: How safe is it really We say it's safe, if you follow our advice. Which banks are the best, and which to avoid. One Latvian company on the net which pretends to be a bank but isn't - and worse, it "loses" depositors' money. What can we learn from the failure of Paritate, a Latvian bank owned by US citizens? How stable are other Latvian banks? And where do the Latvians themselves bank?. The anonymous numbered debit card: like an Austrian Sparbuch, only it works internationally - we review and reveal all. Learn where to open this account, even by mail, without paying fortunes to intermediaries. Save many times the cost of this report! The anonymous numbered wire transfer account and how you can open one. How to get secured credit cards by mail from Latvia. Dos and don'ts when making large cash transactions. Do account opening papers have to be notarized? Are there ways around it? The best internet banking facilities. Estonia signs the Hague Convention: a big benefit for PT bankers! Estonian tax-free companies reviewed. Lithuania is not known for high finance, but are there opportunities there? Order this report today. OK it costs $50, but if you use the info it contains, you could easily be saving that per transaction on bank wire charge. Ref. Baltic, $50

Looking for an offshore bank account in the Caribbean, or even your own offshore bank? Before you send money, read the independent advice contained in this report: Recent court decisions in Florida against Visa and American Express offshore cards. We tell you what it means for invisible investors and suggest alternatives. We review two highly recommended issuers of offshore secured credit cards in the region, and explain why a third didn't get it quite right despite the fanfare. A reliable bank on St Vincent that's great for opening plain vanilla corporate accounts with debit cards. A little known Luxembourg-owned bank in the Caribbean which offers extremely high quality sophisticated services (including online access to world markets) for the investor who deals in larger sums. A discreet little bank in the Cayman Islands which keeps things simple. Where can you get the best deals on IBCs and why you need one - or more! Will the last IBC director to leave the Bahamas please remember to turn out the lights. Which Caribbean countries are most likely to sell you out to other governments, and more importantly which will try the hardest to keep greedy foreign bureaucrats and lawyers away from your hard-won assets!. Other recommended, trustworthy and good value PT-friendly businesses on the major islands. PLUS EXTRA BONUS: how a maildrop on certain Caribbean islands can qualify you a merchant account at a major European bank!. Ref. Caribbe, $50

With the introduction of the single currency, and increasing pressure from alphabet soup institutions (OECD, FATF, EU, USA etc) it's good to know that there is still some modicum of banking secrecy (aka respect for personal property) left in mainland Europe. If Latvia is not your cup of tea, maybe you can remain under the radar and benefit from sophisticated western European banking services. You will learn: Which Scandinavian bank still flies sales staff to Latin America ("drug countries" according to the US) looking for new account holders, offers mail order and internet banking and doesn't ask for notarizations or references of any sort (minimum deposit $1000). A different, major Scandinavian bank that pays lip service to the US government on its website, but acts very differently in practice! How, even in this day and age, you can open a Luxembourg bank account by mail, in any major currency, with no minimum deposit. Contact details included. Have the Austrians forgotten their centuries-old respect for banking secrecy, now that the Sparbuch has gone?. Andorra always stayed below the radar by not being explicitly offshore. Now we reveal exactly how you can open an account there without references, notarisations or even an address... provided you are not Spanish or French. Maltese banking has moved away from its offshore emphasis recently, but we refer you to a couple of banks which still open accounts by mail. A reliable former English colony which is streets ahead of Cyprus when it comes to secret banking. A little-known legal trick whereby your nearest German Embassy will help you open an account (personal or business) in Germany with no reporting requirements and without telling the host government! PLUS FREE BONUS: Offshore Banking in Israel: here's a nation with a long tradition of respect for wealth and privacy, but with enough political clout to withstand onslaughts by the EU tax-police. Non-resident banking is marketed mainly to Jewish clients, but they are happy to take deposits including cash from gentiles too. Contact details included. Ref.: EU banking, $50

The British Isles (United Kingdom, Ireland, Channel Islands and the Isle of Man) have a long and distinguished tradition of offering a safe haven for foreign funds. Unfortunately British bankers have become bound in bureaucracy over the last ten years but there are some opportunities here for non-residents to bank in silence. This report reveals: London Dollar Clearing: one of the few ways you can transfer US currency to a third party without it going through US correspondent banks. "Trading As" : the British way of opening an account in a business name which isn't registered anywhere… also available in the offshore islands if you know whom and how to ask. The bank that's a PT itself: it's chartered in France, part owned by the Spanish, and run from Ireland via a UK maildrop and call forwarding number! It opens non-resident (of where?) accounts and excels at internet banking and customer service. Several perfectly legal ways of sidestepping the annoying and peculiarly British obsession with utility bills as ID when opening bank accounts. Mail order banking is big in the British Isles. But if you want to do it through a maildrop, read this report first for important advice! Is it true that Isle of Man dollar accounts reported to the IRS? How it is still possible to open an account on Sark. A special British government program to help the homeless open bank accounts: it's aimed at eradicating cash transactions, but it might backfire by allowing people to open bank accounts under aliases! Mergers and takeovers are rife amongst banks in the offshore islands. What does it mean for PTs? How a British bank can be forced to write you a positive banker's reference even though you only opened the account yesterday PLUS TWO EXTRA BONUSES: Establish a fresh, new UK Credit Record quickly and simply, even if you have never even set foot on England's green and pleasant land… this report used to be sold stand alone and was one of our bestsellers… now it's incorporated FREE into "British Isles Banking Secrets". Plus we added details of a London bank which will almost certainly issue you a credit card straight away if you have a UK address! British maildrops: the first maildrop in the world opened in London in 1925, but we have some dire warnings about the security of UK maildrops… we think it's time to look elsewhere. If you must have one, we tell you the best place to find one that's extremely low profile. Ref. british banking, $50

You've heard that money makes money … so why not make money for yourself using other peoples' money? This exclusive report explains how you can legally set up your own banking company without any official authorization or license. You will be able to: Issue checks and money orders. Issue your own credit cards. Offer brokerage services. Lend money. Offer currency exchange services. And do almost anything else a bank can do... and simply by using our revolutionary multi-jurisdictional approach and selective outsourcing that many 'real' banks do anyway, you can legally avoid any form of government interference! Ideal for private or internet banking. PLUS AN EXTRA BONUS: in case you should decide you need a full, unrestricted international banking licence, we reveal the latest two little known jurisdictions (one a former French colony, the other a former British colony, neither are blacklisted) where you can easily create your very own bank with the minimum of hassle. And we explain why previous self-banking havens like Grenada and Montenegro are no longer attractive. You will require no minimum capital whatsoever, not even for the credit card issuance, and costs are as low as $5,000. For the serious PT money manager this report is a must. You will not believe how easy it is until you read this report. Detailed information makes this one of our best reports yet. Ref.: your own bank, $50

Disappear into the crowds of Europe's top city tourist destination, buy a guidebook and enjoy a beautiful city. No-one but you will know you're a tourist with a difference… but pack this little report as well to enhance your PT status and save yourself a lot of cash along the way! Here's the latest insider info on: PT Banking: The Austrian Sparbuch banking tradition meets the internet. Open secure and secret multi-currency accounts without leaving the tourist trail - nor a paper trail! Easily open your own safe deposit box in Prague which can be accessed by trusted colleagues. Whatever happened to Czech Credit Unions. An important warning… Recommended discreet residential maildrop. Prague as a sex haven, in fact sex heaven! Sure tips for the single male PT. Possibilities for getting residency, and eventually a Czech passport! plus: A day in Vienna: hop a train to visit a recommended PT-friendly banker and set up a box at the only safe deposit facility we know of in the Schengen (EU passport-free travel) area where no ID is required. Ref. Prague, $50

This is one travel advisory the State Department definitely does not offer to US citizens travelling abroad! Thinking of visiting la isla grande? This report contains all the insider PT tips that guide books won't tell you such as: Where to stay and where not to stay, especially if you want to bring female guests back to your room. Do's and do not's on teen (18 and over) sex in Cuba. Regularly updated web links. Pay for your trip and even more by buying cigars… but don't get ripped off and make sure you know the unwritten rules of Cuban customs. How to open secret hard-currency bank accounts with secure banks in the one country where Uncle Sam will NEVER get any cooperation! Buying real estate in Cuba as a foreigner. How the US government circumvents its own embargo when it wants to do business with Cuba. Pros and cons of establishing official residency on Cuba? How to travel there discreetly from the USA - and why you should particularly avoid Jamaica. Plus… your own PO Box in Cuba, without any need even to go there. Contact details included. Ordering this report before you go will be the best investment you can make, to get the most out of your visit! Ref. Cuba, $50

Lord? Duke? Count? Graf? Maharajah? What's your pleasure? Print one of these titles on your visiting and/or credit card and experience VIP service around the globe. Doors which might have remained closed, socially or on business, miraculously open… and in case you were wondering, yes it is a lot of fun!! In case you are concerned about the morality of it all, this report goes right back to Machiavelli and covers the role of noble titles amongst the playboys of centuries past, the sale of titles through the ages by the Kings of Spain or British Prime Ministers, and explains why in today's "egalitarian" society more than ever a title can help you get on in life. Specifically, you will learn: A simple way that anybody can adopt an unclaimed title using a nineteenth century British law for just five pounds (this is what title peddlers in the international press sell for hundreds or even thousands). How to get your own title listed in the British Royal Family´s heraldic listings. Buying English Lordships of the Manor at auction: a good deal or not? How to obtain a land-based ancient European title (not English) which is still recognised today. Using the Kingdom of Spain to register titles originally sourced elsewhere. The lowdown on the Knights of Malta and how they even get to issue their own diplomatic passports - but they have many imitators seeking to scam the unwary! The rediscovery of tradition in Bulgaria and Romania where titles were previously banned by the communists: wanna be a Transylvanian Count??? The best ways to get your titles registered on chequebooks, credit cards etc. How best to register your status with airlines for priority service. Discover the number one single most important strategy to get the most out of your titles. What not to do: the bogus knights who raise money for Panamanian foundations! Plus warnings about other crooks and conmen. EXTRA BONUS: why not join the ranks of the noble businessmen yourself and start offering titles to others who have not been smart enough to buy this report? Order this report now and start benefiting from extra prestige within a few days! Ref.. nobility, $60

Too often these days, people judge others not by their experiences or personality, but by pieces of paper broadly called "qualifications". Of course there are some professions, such as medicine, where a training is required… but do you need a doctor to act as a business consultant? Of course not… somebody who has learned at the University of Life can easily be better in business than an academic! If this phenomena is affecting you, help is at hand! Despite government pressure in many countries (a typical example being the German law introduced by Hitler and never repealed, restricting use of the term "Doctor" if the qualification is from a foreign institution) it is still possible to obtain a degree easily and cheaply based on your life experience. This report reveals: Different types of qualification available and which is the best for you: what is the difference between a degree and a diploma? Where you can buy decent qualifications for as little as $100. Interesting but little known laws affecting recognition of foreign degrees and diplomas. The lowdown on religious qualifications such as doctorates. We look at what's going on down Mexico way and in the Dominican Republic, two countries traditionally favoured by aspiring instant academics. Replica universities: those with famous names which are actually registered elsewhere… do they work and are they legal? Become Dean of your very own University: learn in which US states and offshore islands you can use the word "University" as part of your corporate name without any special permission. The best place to get seals and certificates discreetly and professionally manufactured for your chosen "University" name. Registering academic and .edu domains. Student cards - tips and tricks. Student bank accounts and credit cards reviewed from a PT perspective. Virtual universities - future seats of learning, or the homes of impostors and charlatans? Offshore Medical Schools - where to find out more. Ref. Academia, $50

One of our shortest and simplest, yet most useful and practical reports… Changing your name under the Anglo-American Common Law system is very easy. We refer you to an English lawyer who will fix all documentation for just $150 all-in! No records or registrations are kept - you will receive certified documents showing your new name and it is up to you who you show them to! These documents are valid for changing your name on most passports, driving licences and bank accounts in British Commonwealth countries (UK, Canada, Australia etc) and might also work in the USA. Order now and you can change your name online within a few days! Ref: name, $50

This report blows the lid off the cartel and shows how you can very often legally do your own notarisations, certified copies, proof of signatures and more! Yes, it's true and 100% legal or your money back! Save a fortune and avoid showing confidential papers to outsiders. Intrigued? Order this report now. Plus: Discover where notaries buy their seals and stamps, and how you can do the same. What is an apostille and do you need one? Why embassies and government offices routinely legalize things by mail, and why this is often cheaper and quicker than using a regular notary! PLUS A BONUS: In case for some reason you don't wish to follow the advice in this report and do it yourself, but you don't have time to visit an official notary, we have found a real notary in a third world country who will notarize anything you send him by courier, including later verifications by phone etc, for about $50 a piece subject to individual agreement. He does this by making a copy of your document and certifying it as a true copy of the original copy you sent him. We include a way to get in touch with him in the report. Ref, Nota, £50

This report reveals all on the subject of alternative drivers' licenses, such as: Which countries will issue real driving licences with the least bureaucratic hassles. How to exchange third world licences for the European Union equivalents without taking a test. Why most of the International Driving Permits for sale on the net are not valid, but also how and where to obtain one that is fully legal and valid even if you don't have any national licence. What are camouflage driving licences? Documents utilisable in lieu of driving licences. How you can cross borders using DLs instead of passports. Why many forged DLs look better than the originals. Buying DL templates on the net: the latest craze amongst US teenage party-goers. Full contact details for obtaining various types of DL by mail. Order this fascinating exclusive report now… (Special note: in most countries, though there are exceptions and special circumstances, driving without a valid licence is illegal. It is also illegal to use ID with intent to defraud. We do not condone any illegal or immoral actions. However it is your legal and moral right to assert and manage your public identity as you choose, and an alternative DL can be extremely useful in many potentially awkward situations). Ref. driving lic, $50

In this report, our intrepid citizenship lawyers guide you through the maze of second passports. They have surfed thousands of websites, flown to hundreds of destinations and met dozens of passport facilitators... so you don't have to. They have talked to clients, lawyers and third parties to do their due diligence. This can be a murky and mysterious world, full of intrigue, scams and even physical danger... and gossip travels very fast so you have to be really careful what you to say to whom. The result is - as the title suggests - a collection of links and contacts. This report is completely new (unlike other passport reports which are often rehashes of previously published material, edited by wanna-B PTs with no professional experience) It's intended as a series of pointers to start your research and open your eyes to opportunities. Countries of possible interest from Andorra to Zimbabwe get a paragraph or two each, complete with web links, email addresses and contact names in governments, law firms, local press and offshore law offices... Including: Countries of possible interest from Andorra to Zimbabwe get a paragraph or two each, complete with web links, email addresses and contact names in governments, law firms, local press and offshore law offices... Heed our updated news about a special type of passport fraud going on in the UK and New Zealand and what the governments there are doing to combat it. A special personal warning about a well-known German passport-peddling conman on the internet, from the Romanian businessman who thought he was buying visa free travel and instead bought jail time. Avoid wasting your time on the passport programs which were terminated up to ten years ago but are still being advertised internationally. The truth about the Austrian economic citizenship program: yes there is one, but it has some very special requirements. Why the Grenada passport program has a big disadvantage you may not immediately notice. Belize can't quite make up its mind but diplomatic opportunities exist there too! How it is still possible to open an account on Sark. Estonia and Latvia get set to join the European Union: are there any passport opportunities there? Why Chad has one of the largest diplomatic corps in the world. Passports from other French and Belgian colonies? Why you might well want to protected by Tongan government rather than Uncle Sam! Insider talk on which island in the Indian Ocean may be the next to start a passport program, and who to contact to be one of the first in. Importantly, our researchers are not scared to say where it is not possible to get second passports, despite what you may have heard on the grapevine. So you can avoid wasting time on wild goose chases, and concentrate your efforts on leads which are likely to bear fruit. This Secret Report follows in our tradition of concise, cutting edge information and looks set to be one of our bestsellers! Ref. Passport, $50

Don't let the buggers get you down! as the British-Cypriot thought-crime fugitive Asil Nadir was once told by a friendly Member of Parliament. Industrial espionage and spying by jealous Big Brothers both pose serious risks to anyone who has made their mark - by being successful in their business or personal lives. Whilst Echelon hangs over the world like a dark cloud, Italy's foreign minister says he suspects the French, German and Dutch governments are more likely to be spying on their own citizens than the Americans are! George Orwell could hardly have imagined the hypocrisy of government in 2001 yet here we are. You have to protect yourself! This mind-opening report by an ex-Mossad counter-surveillance expert reveals: ISDN Telephone Bugging: dial-up bugging where anybody can listen to conversations in the room by reprogramming the hands-free feature on your phone. It can all be done remotely without any signs that would alert you. Learn how it's done, and the ways to protect yourself. Computer Screen Interception: never mind trojans or viruses, many monitors emit RF signals which can be seen up to 1 km away on simply-modified TV sets. Be aware and take the steps we tell you about to protect yourself. Fax Machine Security Risk: how criminals, bureaucrats and other undesirables can surreptiously reprogram almost any fax machine so they get to keep copies of your outgoing faxes without needing a wiretap. We tell you how to guard against this. Photocopiers: a major source of fun for spooks! Have you heard of electronic watermarks? Did you know that modern digital copiers (or surreptiously adapted analog copiers) might be making more than one copy each time, and storing the extra one digitally for somebody else's benefit? Mail Interception: technology has changed little since the cold war, and similarly most national post offices still run laboratories where mail is opened and copied overnight and sent safely on its way to reach the recipient the next day. Learn about the "mail cover" and ways to find out about the real addresses of PO Box users. Most importantly, we tell you how to protect yourself in a few simple steps. A little-known way to open locked luggage without leaving any trace, so simple even a child could do it: read this report before you check in any more luggage with an airline or storage service! How customs agents recognise likely money-smugglers, and how to substantially reduce your chances of being targeted! Applicable worldwide of course. Help abolish back-door exchange controls! PLUS EXTRA BONUS: The how, why and where of a $1000 pocket gadget which will silently alert you if someone in a meeting is wired for sound, either by radio or with a tape recorder. Could save you a lot more than that! Order today and get a better night's sleep… Ref.: counterspy, $50

If your domestic cordless phone is a cat, then its long range sibling is a powerful tiger! Many people haven't even heard of long range cordless technology, which is usually hidden in the back of specialist electronics stores marked "export only". Neither do they know how to select one together with the necessary accessories (amplifier, antenna etc) from the hundreds of models on the market. However, long range phones these days have come along way for specialist applications. Here are a few things you can do with them: Make and receive calls up to 100km / 60 miles from the base station without paying cellular rates. Avoid tracking and location reporting which is automatic with digital cellular or GSM phones. Hold encrypted conversations by radio with other users of the same system (no call needed, hence no charge and no record of who you called when). Connect a modem to the remote unit - get a secure 56k internet connection in your home or car - if anybody tries to trace it via a phone line all they will find is your base station up to 100km away. Much safer and cheaper than using cellular internet links, and you get a much faster connection! Big Brother can tap a cellular phone just by calling the phone company. With long range cordless (a little known technology) he is baffled because he probably doesn't even know it exists! Rent a one-room apartment well away from your actual location and install all the phone connections you need there. Install a base station across a border and make international calls at local rates. Multi-line long-range-cordless PBX systems let you run an entire underground office whilst providing callers with everything they expect when calling a business - transfer, music on hold etc. Access all the facilities you are used to… caller ID, 3-way-calling, diversion etc If you're an intrepid PT living out in the jungle where you can't get a fixed phone line, use long range cordless to kep in touch with the outside world. EXTRA BONUS: GSM PRIVACY UPDATE. Do you ever use a GSM phone in an airport? Read this report and next time you might think twice - particularly in two of the largest European airports. We reveal the secret monitoring equipment installed there which files photos along with phone numbers, and tell you exactly which airports we are talking about. It's probably elsewhere too, though, so remember - BB is watching you everywhere! We scotch the rumours and explain clearly what an IMEI number is, how stolen phones are tracked or blocked, and how the same system is used to track "interesting" characters. Swapping SIM cards in your phone provides no protection, but using reprogramming software does. Some people say GSM phones emit signals and can be located even when turned off, unless you remove the battery. We explain how this is a half-truth and what the real facts are, and what role the phone's internal clock plays in all this! Current best buys (privacy and price wise) on anonymous prepaid GSM cards that work internationally. Includes contact details for purchase if you are in another country. This exciting new report cuts through the technological jargon, tells you in a few steps exactly what you need to buy to set up your own secure communications system. We warn you in advance about possible beginners' mistakes like buying a phone that can be listened in to with a scanner, and we recommend a few sources where you can order direct at wholesale prices. A typical long-range system runs from about $400 for the absolute basics through to $2500 for a professional office system. At these prices, choosing your supplier carefully using our advice will save you many times the cost of the report. Order now! Ref. Phones, $50