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March 6, 2013

Check Cashing Store Managers: Key to “Banking Secrecy”

Filed under: financial privacy,Money and Banking — Tags: banking secrecy, business privacy, Personal Privacy — admin @ 12:55 am

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

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September 8, 2012

Privacy Crisis Affiliate Program and Internet Privacy

Filed under: financial privacy,Money and Banking — Tags: Grant Hall, internet privacy, privacy crisis affiliate program — admin @ 10:37 am

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

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Why Not Have Bank Secrecy and Property Protection?

Filed under: financial privacy,identity protection,Money and Banking — Tags: avoid identity theft, banking privacy, financial privacy, home privacy — admin @ 8:59 am

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

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June 17, 2012

Federal Reserve is Private, Not Federal

Filed under: Money and Banking — Tags: Federal Reserve is Private, money from debt — admin @ 10:33 am

The chances are that you never learned anything about the Central Bank of the United States in Economics 101. In fact, I’ll wager your college professor couldn’t explain the money system. Imagine that.

Once I interviewed ten different bank officers while preparing material for my first privacy book, Privacy Crisis and made a startling discovery: not one of these ten banking executives knew the true source of their money. Think about it. All ten thought the Fed was owned by the Federal Government. It is not. It is a private corporation formed in December, 1913 to set monetary policy for the U.S.

The Federal Reserve Act was sneaked into law near Christmas in December, 1913 while few were paying attention.

The Federal Reserve essentially creates money from debt-out of thin air at the request of the U.S. Treasury, and loans this money back to Treasury at interest.

Eustace Mullins who is now deceased wrote Secrets of the Federal Reserve and traced ownership of the Fed to the same families who have had an interest in other Central Banks of the World. The book is a quick read and a valuable reference tool that will come in handy when you have to prove that a cartel of private bankers, have ruined your purchasing power through irresponsible spending and the creation of money from debt.

The reason most don’t understand the meaning of the U.S. Central Banking system remains a mystery though my suspicion is that the clever name assigned to this private money from thin air, instant credit machine has a good deal to do with the high level of ignorance that continues to exist about the money and banking system.

Now that the dollar has lost approximately 97% of its value since the Fed was formed and continues to lose more as the currency is further diluted through bailouts and excessive spending on every front imaginable, people are paying attention, and more and more understand the problems associated with a fiat money system.

As a fradulent money system is dependent on additional money creation to keep the Ponzi scheme afloat, human beings as tax payer slaves become collateral rather than commodity assets. Once this concept is understood, it becomes clear why freedoms and personal privacy are destroyed under the guise of any number of ruses. Is the current marriage between the private Federal Reserve and the U.S. Government the definition of fascism?

It is possible to live under the radar while participating in the system. And many are able to accomplish banking secrecy in the U.S.A. and hold investments anonymously.

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Thanks for reading.

Grant Hall

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