Will Kosovars suffer?

Kosovo as a tax state and not well-controlled, businesses earn greater profits in lending faster to the poorest and vulnerable citizens of Europe.

Given the exploitation of many of Kosovo's most needy and endangered citizens in Europe and thanks to Kosovo's generous tax system, Lithuanian businessman Agars Kesenfelds “suspected of financial crimes in Russia, Luxembourg, Cyprus, Panama, Bahamas, Denmark and suspected of fraud in Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden, Finland and Malta, is now beginning to lure even Kosovars and the release of a fast loan that has destroyed many small families and businesses in many different parts of the world<1>. All this just through MONEGO- S.

“MONEGO is owned by Agars Kesenfelds a businessman who is suspected of economic crimes, fraud, money laundering and linked to Russian billionaire Oleg Boyko. MONEGO has now begun to extend its network to Kosovo, where the influx of citizens is extremely large to get quick loans”.

Based on research from Kosovo.info, “this fast-time credit system has resulted in fatal for many families in different European countries. Deception through marketing and high interest rates is contrary to the real norms of the CEC. Such systems by the same owner and fraud that have been made in many European states today are endangering Kosovo's citizens by a “pyramid system” as it is MONEGO.”

The fast loan business is fully enjoying “taking <x1) economics and earning millions a year.

Fajde or predatory lending is sentenced to prison, but Kosovo, unlike other states, has never limited business interest rates. At least so far, although the situation has already reached its limit, where Kosovars are buried in debt, usury and credit, and many of them have ended their lives or others who have lost all their wealth (business, home, car or other assets), this phenomenon is quite disturbing and no one has taken it seriously so far.

Unlike banks, which should report to bank supervisors each month, quick credit firms are not under strict control and use incorrect marketing by misleading borrowers.

Agars Kesenfelds owner who is using this marketing strategy through quick credit MONEGO, the same had acted in Lithuania and other Baltic states where fraud through marketing had been disturbing and devastating for many families and small family businesses, and so has happened in the home of MONEGO owner Aigs Kesenfelds, where the same activity is now taking place in Kosovo.

Their business strategy is developing by forming its corporate image by sponsoring charity and sports events and supporting innovative business ideas, such a practice was used in Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden, Finland, which the owner of MONEGO used through 4Finance, which is the model of MONEGO-in Kosovo.

For all this. Kosovo.info has contacted MONEGO in Kosovo and have been asked about their owner's past and all these frauds that were made by him, they in their response have said that MONEGO in no case, and with no intention, aimed at exploiting the citizen of Kosovo, rather, it has invested largely in bringing a model, super advanced technology.

As for the charges against owner Aigars Kesenfelds, they have denied the charges.

Allow us to assure you that Mr. Agars Kesenfelds, as European Union citizen and owner of dozens of businesses in the EU that in no way in any way have problems with the law in their respective states, has nothing to do with states and/or persons you've mentioned. So much less Mr. Oleg Boyko, with whom no single property is attached, says their response.

Kosovo.info has requested that he go and meet with them to conduct an interview with cameras of transparency and ethics and, above all, to clarify these facts, they have cited the law and the possibility of legal charges.

Otherwise, our answers include everything we need. We have nothing to add, except to remind you of the legal importance of supporting charges with credit facts”, it is written in the response of MONEGO.

In other publications we will also bring you the stories of citizens from EU states, of how fast credit marketing fraud has fallen prey to.