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January 10, 2012

How to Disappear from an Abusive Spouse

Filed under: financial privacy,stop stalking — Tags: banking privacy, credit card privacy, home privacy, how to disapear from an abusive spouse, stop stalking — admin @ 10:34 am

How does one learn how to disappear from an abusive spouse and never be found by an abusive husband or wife? Should a stalking victim depend on law enforcement or other agencies to protect their privacy? We believe individuals who become stalking victims or who want to disappear from an abusive spouse should take responsibility for themselves and stop the stalking through high-level personal privacy living principles. This article will address key consumer privacy living principles and concepts that will ensure the safety of one who becomes a stalking victim and needs to take the steps to avoid an exhusband’s stalking-or the stalker could be an exwife as well. Key personal privacy living concepts include:

Home Privacy

Home privac is the most important part of any consumer privacy program. A traditional mortgage allows anyone to see where you live through accessing credit bureau files or county databases.

If you borrow money, learn to disguise the source of funds. Borrowing money privately for a home purchase is key to establishing home privacy.

Create an “invisible home mortgage” as described in Privacy Crisis Banking.

Mobile living is the most prvate of all home privacy plans.

Travel Privacy

Make the automobile used for travel have no links to you. This requires knowledge of how to register the car. A Trust as the owner has worked quite well for many who use travel privacy to disappear from an abusive spouse. The car’s plates must not reveal your name when the dangerous stalker runs the license plates through a database. See the travel section of Privacy Crisis.

Banking Privacy

Financial privacy and banking privacy are key to losing your abusive spouse. Utilize the concepts I have outlined in Privacy Crisis Banking. You have choices as well as resources. Certain financial institutions will help you meet your financial privacy needs. Credit card privacy is also essential and you can be tracked through the credit card purchases. Use gift cards to preserve credit card privacy as per the book. One resource offers a $500 card with no registration requirement.

Grant Hall

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January 9, 2012

Prevent Identity Theft with a Financial Privacy Plan

Filed under: financial privacy,identity protection — Tags: avoid identity theft, banking privacy, credit card privacy, financial privacy, identity protection, Prevent Identity Theft, protect identity, protecting privacy, stop identity theft — admin @ 1:21 pm

How can identity protection be accomplished in order to prevent identity theft? How can one stop identity theft? Is it possible to avoid identity theft as this crime continues to pace all fraud crimes? Yes. This article will provide guideance for consumer privacy with an emphasis on financial privacy for the purpose of protecing privacy-specifically with identity theft prevention as the privacy living objective.

Consumer privacy is essential to prevent identity theft and a high-level financial privacy plan is key to protect identity and empower one and his/her family to escape id theft.

Once one’s financial privacy has been established, id theft risk will be reduced substantially. Imagine the confusion an identity theft criminal will experience when he finds no money or assets under his target’s name. In order to make an identity theft fraud crime next to impossible to commit, one needs to have the aforementioned financial privay plan in place before the identity thief attempts to strike and make you and yours an identity theft victim.

In order to avoid identity theft, bank secrecy and personal privacy principles are necessary, and some of the key concepts include:

Credit Card Privacy: Freeze credit bureau files and avoid using credit cards for routine purchases. Use credit lines and cards for major purchases. Request account number changes from the issuing financial institution when you believe it to be necessary for personal privacy protection.

Banking Privacy: Once can obtain banking secrecy when the Ultimate Bank Secrecy Account is used as per the information and resources in my new book Privacy Crisis Banking. Banking privacy can be increased when checks are cashed without using a Social Security number.

Home Privacy: You can learn to create an Invisible Home Mortgage to make the source of funds used to purchase a home unknown. Fraudsters will be unable to find your home address when they tap into government databanks that contain home owners’ names and home addresses. Likewise, the viewing of credit reports will be of no help as the funds used to buy the house will not lead to the home purchased with the “invisible mortgage.”

Comprehensive personal and business privacy is fully explained in my e-book, Privacy Crisis: Identity Theft Prevention Plan and Guide to Anonymous Living.

My new book, Privacy Crisis Banking: Bank Secrecy Plan & Resource Guide to Protect Identity, Money, and Property provides information and resources for financial privacy and banking secrecy plans. This book is available as a hardcover or as an e-book.

Buy the books at:

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

Grant Hall, Author

James Clark King, LLC, Publisher

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June 10, 2011

your right to credit card financial privacy

Filed under: financial privacy — Tags: anonymous credit cards, credit card privacy, right to financial privacy — admin @ 10:10 pm

Credit card privacy and your right to financial privacy can be accomplished today in the U.S.A. and worldwide.

Using checks is not a good idea for routine bill payments as the payee who receives your check as payment will have information leading to your bank account. Instead of checks, cash, money orders, and anonymous gift credit cards will keep your money your business, and preserve your right to financial privacy.

Credit card privacy is best accomplished through the limited use of credit lines, through the “freezing” of credit bureau files, and by changing account numbers periodically. Your bank will cancel a card and issue a different number when one believes there is a chance of fraud based on any number of suspicious happenings.

Banking privacy is discarded by the masses for the most part as they believe this type of financial privacy is not doable, and this belief is reinforced as the media talking heads make the viewing public believe that the government-your employer, has the right to your most personal and confidential information, including your Social Security number, Mother’s maiden name, home address, home telephone number, employment information, and credit bureau information. Some banks have adopted the practice of fingerprinting their customers in certain instances.

We believe the current banking customer model forced on the uninformed public is designed to track, trace, and control the population. And we do not believe freedom minded people should give up their right to financial privacy as they should strive to bank secretly while following all laws, but while still exercising their privacy rights.

Grant Hall

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June 5, 2011

offshore address key to credit card privacy

Filed under: financial privacy — Tags: credit card privacy, offshore address, right to financial privacy — admin @ 7:23 pm

An offshore address can be noted in the comments section of your credit bureau files report to alert all who see it that you now reside offshore, and such a high-level, home privacy, and financial privacy tactic will go a long way in preserving your credit card privacy. Next, you may “freeze” your credit bureau files so that only those who do business with you or whomever you allow access to your credit files knows your address.

Banking privacy and credit card privacy are important privacy living components of your personal privacy plan, and you have a right to financial privacy, and your risks of a privacy invasion will be minimized once you utilize an offshore address as your offical address. Such a privacy measure will be extremely helpful as you prevent anyone from invading your consumer prvacy.

If you’re bothered by a stalker, you can stop the stalking through the use of an offshore address designed to ensure your home privacy as well as your banking privacy. Phone stalking and other forms of harassment stalking will not occur when your home address is believed to be out of the country. In fact, any stalking crime or financial privacy invasion will not occur when your home address, telephone, credit card account records, and other bank records lead to an address in another country.

A Trust bank account held in a name without any association to your true name can be a good financial privacy idea. Simply open a trust checking account, obtain a separate Employer Identification Number, and deposit funds payable to either yourself or the trust’s name into the account. Read more about financial privacy and banking secrecy in my best-selling e-book, Privacy Crisis.

Grant Hall

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June 4, 2011

avoid identity theft with bank secrecy and credit card privacy

Filed under: financial privacy,identity protection,medical identity theft — Tags: avoid identity theft, banking privacy, business identity theft, credit card privacy, medical identity theft, Prevent Identity Theft, trust bank account — admin @ 11:01 am

Privacy Living and How to Avoid Identity Theft

Personal privacy should be a high priority in your quest to avoid identity theft. Taking an individualistic approach to the leading fraud crime for the past decade will help you and your family keep identity thieves at bay. An identity thief will not target you when he cannot find key personal and confidential information that provides for identity protection. This article will focus on two key components of identity theft prevention; banking secrecy and credit card privacy.

Credit Card Privacy

Recognize that preventing identity theft has overlapping effects as you establish a privacy living lifestyle. That is, a banking privacy and credit card privacy program will go a long way in the prevention of medical identity theft and business identity theft in addition to the garden variety type of personal identity theft. So, you will be best served to practice a comprehensive, high level, consumer privacy privacy living plan in all aspects of your life for the purpose of avoiding a privacy invasion of any kind.

How can one prevent identity theft through credit card privacy? That’s a relatively simple process, but you’ll have to be willing to lock up your credit files or “freeze” your credit bureau files to avoid identity theft. Once you call the credit bureaus and establish a freeze on your credit files, only those who do business with you will have access to your credit bureau reports. Everyone else will have to seek your permission to peek at your credit files.

Your identity theft prevention plan will be most effective when you stop using credit cards and debit cards for routine purchases as each provides a link to your personal or business credit line information or personal or business bank account(s). I suggest cash and money orders for routine purchases and bill payments.

For those who insist on the convenience of plastic, gift cards and prepaid debit cards that can be registered anonymously come in handy for online payments and for other bill paying purposes.

Banking Secrecy

A Trust Bank Account can be an effective tool to avoid identity theft when the account is set up properly and used correctly. When a name is not associated with the trust checking account’s statements or debit card, the identity thief will have no clue who to target individually when an identity theft is planned.

There are other bank secrecy methods that can be used for both businesss and personal banking secrecy-even today. Look for my new book Privacy Crisis Banking for bank secrecy methods and privacy resources to establish bulletproof financial privacy in the U.S.A. and worldwide.

You may be interested in our Free e-mail courses that cover topics in this article.

Grant Hall

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June 3, 2011

home privacy and how to avoid identity theft

Filed under: financial privacy,identity protection — Tags: avoid identity theft, credit card privacy, financial privacy, home privacy, identity thief — admin @ 10:18 pm

HOME MORTGAGES ARE PRIVACY INVASIVE LOANS

Privacy seekers should avoid a traditional home mortgage and are advised to borrow money discretely.

Borrowing money while using assets under your control is an ideal way to secure the loan, and make the purpose of the funds used to purchase a home your home privacy secret.

BORROWING WITH COLLATERAL

Please remember to make certain to borrow only according to the provisions of your credit agreements with lending institutions.

When borrowing against property-liquid or illiquid, the astute privacy-living, manager’s objective is to make the source of funds used to purchase the home “invisible”.

This method of borrowing funds is the exact opposite of how the masses borrow money, and in fact, once a home mortgage is secured, the borrower has provided all who access key credit information with a telescopic view of their financial life and portions of their personal and business life as well.

Essentially, all financial privacy is sacrificed when one borrows money for a house and assumes a traditional home mortgage.

Bank secrecy and credit card privacy will be impossible when one has lenders peeking at his credit bureau reports following the assumption of a traditional home mortgage. And home privacy will be impossible as all who see your credit report will have access to your home address.

Property used for collateral by borrowers with the objective of establishing an “invisible home mortgage” may include a margin stock account and rental real estate property. Both could be used in conjunction as well.

Successful home privacy is accomplished only when the individual cannot be traced from various databases to his actual living quarters, and in order to accomplish this objective, the resident must break all paper and electronic trails from their true name and previous residence.

Do you need an alternate identity for home privacy?

A review of the Identification and Home section of Privacy Crisis will provide guidelines on how serious privacy seekers remain anonymous while living in hotels, motels, homes they control through a trust, apartment living, and Recreational Vehicles.

One is able to rent property in privacy when following guidelines used by those living anonymously as explained fully in the ‘Home’ section of Privacy Crisis: Identity Theft Prevention Plan and Guide to Anonymous Living.

An identity thief will have no clue how to target the anonymous resident whose personal and confidential data cannot be found in data bases used to steal an identity.

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April 25, 2010

Stop Stalking with Online Privacy

Filed under: stop stalking — Tags: credit card privacy, email privacy, harassment stalking, stalking article, stalking victim, stop stalking — admin @ 4:14 pm

Stalking crimes sometimes result once a stalker tracks his stalking victim through her credit card. This stalking article will provide a resource for credit card privacy. Harassment stalking is a dangerous crime and online privacy will help stop stalking crimes.

For online purchases, utilize a gift card instead of your bank debit card or personal credit card. Why do you want to avoid using accounts linked to your name? Because persistent stalkers sometimes go to great lengths to find their stalking victims and your credit bureau files and bank account information can be obtained by a criminal stalker who has the resources and time to invade your financial privacy.

For online privacy, purchase a gift card worth up to $500.00 and register the card anonymously to prevent a link to the real you. Another online privacy idea is to keep your email privacy intact by setting up an email account that is used infrequently and has no ties to you. Proxy servers or a third party computer may be valuable for making certain you are not tracked and traced while surfing the internet. Your online privacy is assured when you use a third party computer such as a library computer or an internet cafe computer.

Banking privacy and credit card privacy are necessary to ensure your financial privacy is not invaded by one who has stalked you or has you targeted as a stalking victim. When you are bothered by a dangerous stalker, it is imperative that you take the time to preserve your online privacy as you use the computer. Certain stalking victims have been stalked by their tormentors for decades.

Privacy protection is a serious matter and anonymous purchases with a gift card will preserve credit card privacy and online privacy.

Thanks.

Grant Hall

contact@PrivacyCrisis.com

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Protecting Privacy and your right to Financial Privacy

Filed under: financial privacy — Tags: bank secrecy, credit card privacy, financial privacy, Grant Hall, privacy rights, right to financial privacy, trust bank account — admin @ 11:25 am

Is your banking privacy being invaded? Your financial privacy is one of your privacy rights.

You can have privacy protection including credit card privacy, bank secrecy, and total privacy protection when you adopt a high-level standard of privacy living. Consumer privacy is not a given and personal privacy protection measures will necessarily take some extra time, effort, and money. However, these precautions will serve you well as numerous individuals suffer needless and illegal privacy invasions due to keeping their banking and property records available for the world to see.

Three financial privacy tips include;

1.) Establish a trust checking account rather than an account in your true name in order to establish a medium level of financial privacy. Make certain to utilize privacy principles that are proven to be effective as counter measures against data base searches. A trust bank account will allow for the deposit of checks payable to either the trust or the trusee and signer.

2.) Utilize anonymous debit cards/gift cards for online purchases. Do not leave links to your true name, address, personal and confidential information when making purchases via the internet. Internet privacy can be accomplished through the use of these cards and by paying bills with money orders.

3.) Banking privacy will be enhanced through the use of a Nevada Limited Partnership for holding liquid investments. Make certain to register the company anonymously. A single person partnership can be established through the use of privately formed entities as I have described in the book, Privacy Crisis.

Bank secrecy and financial privacy are complex subjects that require learning what to do prior to the implementation of a workable consumer privacy protection plan. Study and deal with high-level managers within the financial services company you want to do business with, once you have defined your privacy requirements.

Thanks.

Grant Hall

contact@PrivacyCrisis.com

www.PrivacyCrisis.com

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