While it's nice to see the NYT digging a bit more into #Devolder, the apparent source of phony baloney Rep. George Santos' mysterious wealth, I was hoping they'd do more than scratch the surface of the #Devolder organization and the people tied to that org.

nytimes.com/2023/01/12/nyregio

e.g., it's fair to mention that the two addresses and one organization listed on the #devolder incorporation documents in Fla. all involve a guy named Devaughn Dames, who was CFO of the Harbor City -- the company that the SEC said was a ponzi scheme (and where Santos was a "regional director" quoted in press releases for the company.

Dames' vanity website redirects visitors to a "financial education" business that the FTC sued last summer for allegedly being a $213 million pyramid scheme.

mastodon.world/@briankrebs@inf

More about Dames' current business -- Round Table Partners - which used the same phone number as the Harbor City ponzi scheme:

twitter.com/adhdwonderwoman/st

twitter.com/search?q=%22round%

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Well golly, that's a surprise. I guess phone number assignment is some kind of totally random thing.

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