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March 6, 2013

Check Cashing Store Managers: Key to “Banking Secrecy”

I have not used this store for a year and a half to cash business checks. I am in town and want to keep the business relationship. The store “manager” assures me they can make all decisions necessary on a Sunday afternoon when I call prior to taking the trip across town. I wonder…and elect to take her word for it.

Fifty minutes later, I sign the checks after being promised by clerk number one that they look fine. Enter clerk number two, a large lady who notices I have not been in for a while. “It’s time to update your information, ” she says. I agree and assist in every way possible: telephone, address verification, business name, everything. She asks if I’m the owner of the Limited Liability Company. “I manage it.” She insists I write “DBA” on the back. I explain that’s for sole proprietorships. She doesn’t know the difference and calls on Clerk number three. Number three makes a call to the District Manager. I know him and address him by name. She isn’t impressed. She has to leave a message as he’s not in. Clerk number four enters and says I’ll have to bring in all the paper work-all over again. I explain I’ve been a customer since 2007. She advises she doesn’t want to argue. I leave my name, business name and phone number for the district manager. After leaving the store, I swear for half a minute.

On Monday, Bill, the district manager calls. I remind him that we’ve met. He looks at his message and advises the staff made a mistake and should have cashed my checks, and says to come in again at my convenience. Later in the day, I make a second trip and hand over the checks to a very polite young man who reviews the district manager’s notes and repeatedly says how sorry he is for the problems their staff caused me the day before.

The key to banking secrecy and personal and business privacy is to state your goals to the managers who have the ability and responsibilty to meet your needs as a responsible consumer. Try not to waste your time with clerical folks. Today, most clerks have no idea how to handle any extraordinary needs as far as privacy is concerned. I always deal with top level managers whenever possible and attempt to meet them in person. And make sure you do everything according to the laws in your jurisdiction.

Grant Hall

www.PrivacyCrisis.com

November 11, 2012

Bank without a SSN for personal privacy protection?

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Are you concerned about your personal privacy? Worried about  business privacy protection? How about the confidentiality of your money and investments?

Can “they” track and trace your money, personal property and business or private practice? Who has the right to your banking records, property information without your authorization to share it?

Privacy Crisis Banking provides financial privacy information and banking secrecy principles, methods, and resources for personal and business privacy protection.

Read book reviews at:

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2011/11/16/1036356/-Beat-the-bankers-at-their-own-game-with-the-Ultimate-Bank-Secrecy-Account-

http://www.amazon.com/Privacy-Crisis-Banking-Resource-Identity/product-reviews/0978657330/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1

You may be interested in our free banking secrecy e-mail courses and other privacy courses at: http://www.privacycrisis.com/infoseries_index.html

Worried about your personal bank account or business bank account being discovered by identity thieves, a dangerous stalker, or “you know who?”

How would you like to bank secretly? Who has the right to know your financial business and where you store your cash and investments? Why is it anyone’s business what real property you own? Isn’t privacy a constitutional right?

Privacy Crisis Banking: Bank Secrecy Plan & Resource Guide to Protect Identity, Money and Property by Grant Hall is available at Barnes & Noble bookstores or online and at Amazon and other bookstores and online stores.

Available as an e-book or hardbound from Publisher, James Clark King, LLC at:

http://www.privacycrisis.com/privacy-crisis-banking.html

Perhaps you would be interested in reading personal and business privacy articles written by Grant Hall and others at:

http://www.privacycrisis.com/articles.html

Another free educational privacy resource is archived radio shows with Grant Hall as the guest of talk show hosts. We have some of these shows at our website.

Listen free of charge at:

http://www.privacycrisis.com/radio.html

Thanks.

Grant Hall, Author

James Clark King, LLC, Publisher

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September 8, 2012

Privacy Crisis Affiliate Program and Internet Privacy

It is not necessary to reinvent the wheel in order to achieve success. In fact, many have created wealth from others’ ideas and businesses by simply selling the products or using the business idea of another entrepreneur. Those of you who have websites and blogs may be interested in marketing our products as affiliates while cashing in on one half of the revenues generated simply for having the products on your site or blog. And internet privacy is assured when you follow the rules provided in our flag ship personal and business privacy book.

Affiliate marketing is growing as the internet becomes the preferred place to shop by many individuals and businesses. We use a very reliable company as our affiliate coordinator and this company is Clickbank. Your sales are credited with accuracy per our experience and your payments will arrive on time. For those of you who are concerned about the requirements of obtaining a tax identification number privately in order to do business online with privacy as a priority, please see this brief article by Hall.

Our affilaite program is quick and easy and it is Free. Within minutes you can be selling our products while helping many overcome the obstacles they face to regain their personal and business privacy. And our e-book, Privacy Crisis has been the number one privacy book sold on ClickBank for years.

We offer Free articles and e-mail privacy living courses. You will gain an understanding of various aspects of business and personal privacy. You may opt to sign up for one or all of the courses available to you free of charge.

Grant Hall, author of Privacy Crisis and Privacy Crisis Banking has been a guest on radio shows for years. Certain radio shows are archived on our website and you may be interested in listening to these interviews which cover a variety of privacy topics including preventing identity theft, home privacy, business indentity theft prevention, stopping stalking. travel privacy, and more.

Make sure to follow all laws as you strive for banking privacy and anonymous living.

Internet privacy can be accomplished when you register your domains anonymously. You will need to use a Limited Liability Company to hold the domain names and pay for  all website services anonymously. Avoid using any credit cards or bank accounts that can be traced back to you individually. Instead, use the banking privacy principles that keep your finances private such as the ultimate bank secrecy account.

Follow all laws as you practice privacy.

James Clark King, LLC, Publisher

Grant Hall, Author, Privacy Crisis series of books

Why Not Have Bank Secrecy and Property Protection?

Do you want to prevent identity theft and make your money and assets invisble? It is possible to obtain financial privacy, avoid a home privacy invasion, and protect identity.

You and your family can keep money and banking activities private while living under the radar for whatever reasons may be applicable to your given situation. The reasons vary and the privacy living principles are the same regardless of the motivation for home privacy and financial privacy. This article will deal with two of the most important components of privacy: home privacy and financial privacy.

Home privacy is accomplished by keeping your name out of data bases that track and trace renters and home owners by name. The solutions to avoid a home privacy invasion must be a priority if you and your family are to remain anonymous and free from potential privacy invaders including unwanted private investigators, pesky sales people, identity thieves, stalkers, and other criminals.

Renters must either rent a property under another entity or a pseudo name. Owners of property may title homes in the name of a trust. To accomplish these tasks, follow the successful privacy seekers who have been able to live under the radar and avoid identity theft, keep stalkers at bay, and keep their home address private. The topic is somewhat complicated and is doable by all who learn the proper privacy principles. Study the information provided and then act accordingly.

Financial privacy and banking privacy are of great importance and rank high as privacy living priorities. There are various choices to keep assets and money private as you live and work in the U.S.A. or anywhere in the world. Banking secrecy is best accomplished through the use of financial resources and money and banking privacy principles that ensure personal and business privacy. Please make certain to keep control of all money and assets and avoid giving nominees or others control of your financial accounts. Follow all the laws in your juristiction.

James Clark King, LLC, Publisher

Grant Hall, Author, Privacy Crisis series of books

June 13, 2012

Grant Hall on Protecting Financial Privacy and Preventing Identity Theft

Keeping finances and property ownership a secret will protect identity and prevent identity theft and help you avoid privacy invasions.

Financial Privacy is a core privacy principle for all privacy advocates and will prevent bank identity theft and make you and your family and your property invisible.

Exercising your right to financial privacy is imperative as you attempt to protect your privacy from a number of predators who may wish to harm or steal from you and your family. Potential kidanppers will not be able to identify you as a worthwhile target when your bank secrecy and home privacy measures are in place. Use home privacy and banking privacy as described in the Privacy Crisis series.

Identity Theft Prevention is a huge benefit derived from obtaining home privacy. Of particular interest to many today is how to prevent a thief from stealing your identity in order to receive medical treatment under your name or the name of a family member. Preventing medical identity theft is a priority today as this form of identity theft is the white collar crime of choice among many identity thieves. Keep insurance policy names, numbers, group names, and the identities of all covered members private until the services are rendered. Refuse to provide policy information over the telephone to medical providers and do not provide Social Security Numbers, home addresses, home land line telephone numbers to providers. Instead, substitute mail drops, voice mail numbers, and omit the SSN for personal privacy reasons. These types of identity theft prevention tactics are necessary as many identity thieves have worked for medical providers and some have taken these jobs to gain  access to patients’ records.

These articles on how to prevent identity theft may be of interest as you learn to live privately.

http://privacycrisis.com/private_patient_2.html

http://privacycrisis.com/article_prevent_id_theft_without_insurance.html

You may be interested in subscribing to our free e-mail series on identity theft prevention.

Privacy Crisis Banking provides financial privacy principles and banking privacy resources for the business manager or individual who wants to practice bank secrecy and keep money and investment affairs private.

Grant Hall

www.PrivacyCrisis.com/blog

Protect Privacy and Prevent Identity Theft

How does one regain privacy as institutions and government agencies attempt to track, trace, monitor all aspects of your life? Would you like to work privately?

You can you sell products and services online privately while not revealing your true identity or Social Security number.

Wondering how to create home privacy to prevent identity theft or stop a troublesome stalker from harming you or your family? Did you know that it is possible to travel secretly? When your automobile is registered with the ultimate privacy in mind, your true identity will not be revealed when “he” runs your license plates through any number of databases.

Borrowing money privately for a home creates an “invisible home mortgage” and keeps your residence safe from unwanted privacy invasions. Escape from a stalker or other tormentor and learn how to be invisible as you drive-no one can identify you through your license plates when you register your car privately. Subscribe to our Free e-mail privacy courses:

Banking Secrecy. Live AnonymouslyEscape a Stalker. Prevent I.D. Theft.

About Grant Hall, author of Privacy Crisis Banking: Bank Secrecy Plan & Resource Guide to Protect Identity, Money, and Property.

Grant Hall is the author of two books and many business and privacy articles and has been successfully practicing financial privacy and bank secrecy since 1980 and is the leading authority on how to keep money and property safe from thefts and seizures. He has been quoted by ABC News and been the featured guest on talk shows concerning privacy matters.

Why not have bank secrecy and property protection?

Bank, cash checks, and open a safe deposit box without a Social Security Number or Employer Identification Number. Prevent garnishments, property seizures, and bank identity theft. Use the right financial institutions for your business and personal banking privacy-company names, addresses, phone numbers, and websites are inside the book. Borrow money privately and create an “invisible home mortgage.”

Book Review: Privacy Crisis Banking. Written  by Grant Hall.  Published  by James Clark King, LLC. “As more money is poured into banks, more security becomes vital. Privacy Crisis Banking: Bank Secrecy Plan & Resource Guide to Protect Identity, Money, and Property discusses the importance of security and privacy when managing one’s personal finances and accounts, how to prevent identity theft, and other concerns keep in mind for when banks go wrong. Privacy Crisis Banking is a choice pick for anyone worried about their personal finances. “–Midwest Book Review

Privacy Crisis Banking is available at book stores everywhere and may be purchased as an e-book and downloaded within minutes. Affiliates may join our affiliate program free of charge and earn a 50% commission on sales of our Privacy Crisis Series books.

Grant Hall, Author

 

May 13, 2012

Prevent Business Identity Theft with Financial Privacy, Website Privacy

Do you do business online? If so, how can you obtain financial privacy to prevent business identity theft or theft of your business by another criminal? Business identity protection is necessary to avoid identity theft of your company as such a thefft will almost always exceed a five figure dollar amount.

Perhaps you sell products or a service through a website and want to comply with all regulations and laws while still maintaining your business privacy. Is it possible to obtain an Employer Identification number privately? How does one register a URL privately in order to enhance business privacy?

This article will cover key points necessary for the privacy conscious manager to know  in order to do business privately on the internet.

Private Website Registration

We prefer using the Trust Manager Principle as defined in Grant Hall’s books. Essentially, the Trust formed to “manage” the company becomes the manager or contact entity while the Limited Liability Company or other entity owns the website and URL.

In order to maintain privacy of the business on a long term basis, we recommend dealing with companies that accept money orders as payment for services associated with URL registration and other associated costs. There are only a few hosting companies which will do business this way. Most will want a credit card on file to charge or a bank debit card to debit. Both of these payment options are bad ideas from a business privacy standpoint. If you are serious about your business privacy and desire to avoid business identity theft or prevent a business theft or seizure of any kind, it will behoove you as the business manager to do your due diligence and take the extra time and spend the extra money to ensure business privacy.

Obtaining a Tax Identification Number Privately

During 2011, regulations passed required all online vendors to suppy a tax identifier in order to sell products. As this law impacted privacy advocates, the business manager desiring privacy wants to be able to comply with the law and still keep their business privacy.

First, the manager may choose to form a trust, an entity that has no registration requirements. The trust will manage the business. Many prefer using a Nevada LLC.

The company selling the products is required to obtain a tax identifer, an Employer Identification number to be furnished to the online retailer that processes payments for products sold. Certain vendors may also require an EIN when you do bussiness with them.

How can the company obtain an EIN and still keep managment anonymous? An EIN for managment-the trust formed to “manage” the company can be obtained. This foundation tax identifier for an entity, the trust manager, a non-person provides the gateway to obtain the EIN for the business entity receiving payment for the products.

Please review the Administrative Trustee as described in Privacy Crisis.

Banking Privacy

Once the EIN is obtained for the company receiving payment for the products or services sold, a bank account number will be required to receive these online payments.

Certain online companies may allow you to receive paper checks as payment though the charges are steep for doing business this way, not to mention the extra travel and expense assoicated with using a check cashing store to clear your checks. However, this is still an option for those of you who do not want an online bank account or for whatever reason cannot get one.

Thus far, you as the manager have managed to obtain an EIN privately for your business. The online vendor has recorded this number and the data base will confirm that your company name matches the name and number on file with the tax collection agency. Once this confirmation is received, you’re set to begin doing business online with a high degree of business privacy, a layer so thick that not even the most sophisticated business identity thief can pierce if he happens to target your company. Remember, only the trust manager is on record with the agency that issued the EIN.

Now, your task is to complete your business identity theft prevention plan by obtaining the highest level of bank secrecy available today.

For banking secrecy, we prefer the Ultimate Bank Secrecy Account as described in Privacy Crisis Banking. An online bank account may be set up using substitute identifiers under certain conditions. Resources are cited in the book. Managers want to make certain their true name is furnished to the institution  that sets up the account as this will allow him/her to claim the money in the event a dispute ever arises. Do not defraud banks or other financial instituions-EVER. It is never necessary to break the law for the sake of banking or business privacy.

Thanks for reading.

Grant Hall, Author

James Clark King, LLC, Publisher

 

 

 

April 29, 2012

Can you Live Under the Radar in a Police State?

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Wondering why you have to provide finger prints and have your name run through a bad boy/bad girl database just to open a simple checking account down at the local bank? It’s just a thumb print and the data base that you’re checked against is just to make sure you’ve never defrauded a bank. Not such a big deal. Or is it?

How about screening the bank for a change? Have they received government bail out money that will further devalue your purchasing power? Ask their manager to explain the Federal Reserve Sytem to you. I’ll bet he/she can’t. In fact, I’m betting when you question one simple banking policy, the manager will excuse himself and run from your questions, and turn your business down based on you’re being a time-consuming question box and possibly a troublemaker.

The masses are asses and have no idea how the world really works. They resemble the proverbial frog placed in a pot and left to be boiled alive as the temperature slowly rises until finally the frog dies from the heat. Are you a frog in the water? Do you understand the absurdity of being “required” to provide finger prints to a private company in order to store your money with them? Are you capable of critical thinking and do you understand the risks of banking in a police state where your entire net worth can be assessed with the stroke of a few keys by those with the keys to certain databanks?

Ever hear of NORFED, the company that was raided and shut down by government as they allowed an option to the losses of purchasing power through an asset-backed sytem of barter?

Countless companies and individuals have lost everything simply because their assets were an open book to those with the power to access the information and the force to confiscate these assets. Culprits could include identity thieves, sue-happy lawyers, stalkers, disgruntled ex-husbands and wives, ex-employees, various agencies, and others.

Privacy is a big deal to those of us who value our freedom. Many problems could have been avoided if a personal privacy and financial privacy plan had been in place. Perhaps you understand the need for peronal privacy and/or banking secrecy, but have no idea about how to obtain either. We offer Free privacy information courses by email to subscribers. You may be interested in listening to some of Grant Hall’s radio interviews as he discusses personal privacy, banking secrecy, financial privacy, how to avoid identity theft, how to stop stalking and more.

Perhaps you are interested in learning to live an anonymous lifestyle. We recommend Hall’s first book, Privacy Crisis. It is available for purchase and immediate download. You can be reading this e-book within minutes once you pay for it online. His New Book, Privacy Crisis Banking, provides infomation and resources on all aspects of business and personal financial privacy and contains information that has never before been offered in print. Use the same methods and resources modern privacy pros use to shield their business from the outside world.

Book Review:

As more money is poured into banks, more security becomes vital. Privacy Crisis Banking: Bank Secrecy Plan & Resource Guide to Protect Identity, Money, and Property discusses the importance of security and privacy when managing one’s personal finances and accounts, how to prevent identity theft, and other concerns keep in mind for when banks go wrong. Privacy Crisis Banking is a choice pick for anyone worried about their personal finances. –Midwest Book Review

Always keep everything legal. It is never necessary to break laws for privacy purposes and doing so would defeat the purpose of establishing an anonymous lifestyle.

Thanks. Enjoy the courses and privacy books.

James Clark King, LLC

Publisher

April 22, 2012

Avoid Identity Theft: Keeping the Antisocial Personality Disorder at Bay

Being lied to is never fun. Mates and friends can sometimes shave or primp-looking into their own eyes in the mirror while living a lie. I had a relative who cheated on his wife and still managed to shave, looking into his own eyes the night after sleeping with another woman. I wondered how anyone could do that. Years later, I learned from Dr. H. Hernandeza, M.D., Ph.D. the ins and outs of the antisocial personality disorder. Doc would read the two page Psychiatric evaluation or  Psychological report I placed in front of him, converse as he was reading-asking, age, education level, sexual preference, and little else. And five minutes later, he’d could tell me how the man or gal dressed, what color of socks they wore, I suppose,and warn me never to trust the individual with anything important.

Identity theft and many crimes are committed by the antisocial. Sometimes they’re close to you. Family members, spouses, ex-spouses, friends-relatives cheat, lie, and steal identities, and steal money and bank accounts from their “loved ones.” Believe it.

How can you avoid such a disaster? Know your relatives, friends and be honest. I’ve had to do that. I draw from the hundreds of hours spent with Dr. Hernandeza, and I’m honest with myself. Finally.

Uncle lived a life of ups and downs-emphasize downs. Though he was a veteran of two wars, the Army could not discipline Uncle. Twice he was AWOL and was demoted and stuck in the Clink for a time, I’m told. Trouble with jobs, lying to Auntie, poor attendance at school, some scrapes with the law, but not many. And then there was the lying. He lied about what was important and what wasn’t. He lied to sound smart, to prove others wrong, or for no reason at all. It was his trademark, and the hallmark of the antisocial personality disorder. And it took me thirty-five years and a thousand tears to admit it.

Keeping the antisocial at bay-no matter if he or she is friend, relative, or enemy will help minimize the risks of identity theft-or bank identity theft. The antisocial never has enough money and they will steal yours if you let them.

Recommended sites:

www.TheSovNews.com

www.IdentityTheftManifesto.com

Grant Hall

March 25, 2012

Bank without SSN and Disappear Completely

How can you keep money and assets out of reach from those who may want to steal from you and your family? Can banking secrecy be accomplished today?

You may want to keep your money, assets, home invisible for any number of reasons.  Most will choose banking privacy to protect identity, money, and property.

Privacy Crisis Banking: Bank Secrecy Plan & Resource Guide to Protect Identity, Money, and Property provides new information and resources. Bank and live anonymously. Learn how to bank without a SSN, keep your family safe and make your home your private castle with an “invisible mortgage.” Avoid home intrusions, live off the grid. Here are reviews:

Editorial Book Reviews: Privacy Crisis Banking

As more money is poured into banks, more security becomes vital. Privacy Crisis Banking: Bank Secrecy Plan & Resource Guide to Protect Identity, Money, and Property discusses the importance of security and privacy when managing one’s personal finances and accounts, how to prevent identity theft, and other concerns keep in mind for when banks go wrong. Privacy Crisis Banking is a choice pick for anyone worried about their personal finances. –Midwest Book Review

Privacy expert Grant Hall has written an astonishing new book, Privacy Crisis Banking: Bank Secrecy Plan and Resource Guide to Protect Identity Money and Property. The book provides many real life examples of exactly how to do things like create an invisible mortgage, or open and manage a completely private bank account for personal or business use. Hall even details how and where to store large amounts of cash or financial instruments in a secret untraceable storage vault opened without the use of your social security number! Try to open a new bank account today anywhere in the United States and you’ll find yourself signing documents which incriminate you and violate the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution.
The book also describes how to set up a system where your identity cannot be stolen in the future. Privacy Crisis shows that you can achieve financial privacy amidst the greatest privacy invasion in the history of the world. Recommended! –The Sovereign Newspaper

Buy the e-book and begin reading it within minutes. Buy the hardbound book online or at Barnes and Noble and other retail stores and online sources worldwide.

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