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September 8, 2012

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

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June 14, 2012

Home Privacy and How to Disappear Completely

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Relationships are key to home privacy. Establish a working relationship with the property manager or owner of the house or apartment that you and your family want to rent while making certain your personal privacy is respected, and your name, address, Social Security number, and financial information must not entered into the credit bureau databases. How does one rent anonymously? It may be an easier task than you think though this important privacy tactic will normally take more time than the average person spends to find an apartment or house to rent.

Seek out entrepreneurial managers and owners, not inflexible types who insist on invading your personal and business privacy. Searching publications’ homes and apartments for rent and following up with telephone interviews will yield a group of candidates. Often explaining your privacy needs and making a great first impression on the telephone and in person will persuade the property owner/manager to cut corners on your behalf. However, expect to spend some extra time to obtain home privacy, and as I have said many times, privacy is always more expensive than living as the masses live. Time is money and it takes extra time to seek out those who will rent to you with few privacy invasions.

Take your home privacy seriously as it is the cornerstone of your personal and business privacy program and will provide many worthwhile benefits that the masses seldom enjoy. You will avoid identity theft as identity thieves will not be able to associate your name with your home address. And if you are going to use your true name, make sure your name and home address are not entered into databases that will reveal this sacred information. When you are seeking the highest level of personal privacy possible, it is imperative that you learn how to change your identity and use an alternate name for unofficial purposes, and your home privacy is strengthened as you create a new identity for privacy living purposes.

Our privacy living series is a free e-mail course that may be of interest as you learn to live privately.

Grant Hall

Author, Privacy Crisis Series of books

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June 13, 2012

Grant Hall on Protecting Financial Privacy and Preventing Identity Theft

Filed under: financial privacy,identity protection,Personal Privacy views — Tags: bank secrecy, financial privacy, home privacy, Prevent Identity Theft, protect identity — admin @ 6:10 pm

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

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Protect Privacy and Prevent Identity Theft

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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 Anonymously. Escape 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

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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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December 18, 2011

Is protecting privacy expensive?

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Is protecting privacy expensive?

Generally, individuals and businesses can afford the tools and services it takes to support a high level privacy program. Everyone reading this article can afford how-to books that teach one how to travel, bank, work, live anonymously.

Setting up a privacy program can take some effort and may require extra money to be allocated toward home privacy and business privacy.

Consider how much it may cost if you or your business fail to avoid identity theft. You can prevent identity theft with a reasonable personal and business privacy program. Here are key privacy points:

1. Bank Anonymously. Keep identifiers out of databanks that may make your assets surface when criminals search for your money and property.

2. Keep homes and automobiles private. Trusts can help you drive anonymously.

3. Register businesses utilizing the trust manager principle.

See the books.

GrantHall, author of the New book, Privacy Crisis Banking: Bank Secrecy
Plan & Resource Guide to Protect Identity, Money, and Property returns
to the airwaves as the guest of radio talk show host, the Radio Avenger, Rick
Adams at www.RepublicBroadcasting.org.
The program airs on December 19, 2011 at 9 p.m., Central Standard Time. The host
may accept calls from listeners and the call in number is 800-313-9443.

You may be interested in reading Author, Grant Hall’s books.

What do the experts say about Grant Hall’s Privacy Crisis Series of books?

“Beat the bankers at their own game with the ultimate bank secrecy account”

Privacy Expert, Jack Dunning on Grant Hall’s most private bank account, the Ultimate
Bank Secrecy Account as explained in Privacy Crisis Banking. Subscribe to
Jack’s blog: www.nastyjackbuzz.blogspot.com

“Privacy Crisis is the most valuable identity theft and privacy book -Ever”

Mr. Elliot, President, 24-7 Private Vaults on Grant Hall’s book, Privacy Crisis: Identity Theft
Prevention Plan and Guide to Anonymous Living.

See Mr. Elliot’s website at: http://24-7privatevaults.com/ You can bank, cash checks, open a safe deposit box without a
Social Security number and keep property and home free from a privacy invasion.
Keep family Safe, prevent account seizures.

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Enjoy Grant Hall’s interview with Rick Adams on 9-19-11 at www.RepublicBroadcasting.org and
the books.

Grant Hall, Author, Privacy Crisis and Privacy Crisis Banking

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December 10, 2011

Financial Privacy: Protecting Privacy to Avoid Identity Theft

Filed under: financial privacy,identity protection,medical identity theft — Tags: banking privacy, banking secrecy, home privacy, Prevent Identity Theft, protecting privacy, stop identity theft — admin @ 6:10 pm

Your financial privacy goes a long way to help you and your family avoid identity theft.

Business and personal banking privacy combined with the concealment of all assets owned or controlled by you and your spouse will help avoid business identity theft, medical identity theft, and the garden variety, personal identtiy theft. And while the masses may provide their most personal and confidential data including their Social Security numbers, home address, business employer identification number, driver license number, land line telephone numbers, automobile registration information, credit card numbers, and more to all financial institutions who ask for these identifiers, your privacy interests will be served when you go against the grain, and keep all of the above, and more private.

I suggest financial privacy, especially banking and home registration information are the most sought after identity theft tools by identity thieves. Remember that some of my previous articles and blog posts cite specific cases where bank employees, medical providers’ employees, and other insiders have been caught stealing these pieces of data to use in their identity theft crimes.

A family whose home privacy is under control-privately registered without mention of any resident on the county paperwork, and whose household account, and other family members’ accounts are untraceable, will have taken the most important steps to preventing identity theft. And while such an identity theft prevention plan requires time, effort, and some extra expense, bank secrecy, and personal privacy protection are the best identity protection measures that can be taken to guard against the expensive, inconvenient, dangerous crimes of medical identity theft, busness identity theft, and bank identity theft.

Grant Hall

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November 19, 2011

Helicopter Surveillance creates demand for home privacy, banking secrecy

Filed under: financial privacy,identity protection — Tags: banking privacy, banking secrecy, financial privacy, home privacy — admin @ 7:31 pm

Helicopters fly over our city dwelling daily. They either have the city police marking or have no identification on the outside. Sometimes, they team up with police cars, trying to corner speeders and others accused of something. But most of the time they just cruise around watching citizens’ homes below. Imagine the cost of the fuel power and manpower it takes to watch the population live from above.

One has to question the motive of such operations-regardless of which agency or city is ordering the surveillance. Sadly, public opinion seldom questions anything these days. We’ve such an aware public these days. I’ve encountered an M.B.A. student who couldn’t define the Federal Reserve System, had hamburgers brought to me different than I ordered them twice in the last three weeks at two restaurants, waited fifteen minutes for a wheatgrass order at a juice bar, but still didn’t get my juice, and had a shipping company employee ask me how to spell “Louisville.” All in one week.

Back to the surveillance issue. Why are you and I being watched and what can you do about it?

For starters, do you care? Many don’t or seem to not care. Maybe you do. Hopefully. Home privacy is right up there with money and banking privacy as priorities for those of us who do value our privacy. Once someone knows where you live, they’ll use that data to track your money, credit, automobile, employer, family members and their money, property, employers, and on and on. You get the idea. See the value of home privacy and banking secrecy? Unless you have it, you’ll risk being stalked, tracked, traced, risk having your identity stolen, and a whole lot of other nightmares you don’t need.

One guy uses an extreme level of privacy protection to preserve his home privacy. Living off the grid in one form or another will assure that you protect identity from all who fly over or drive by your place of residence. Privacy seekers may own, rent, or live the mobile lifestyle. All methods work when home privacy care is taken to preserve the identities of those who want to live under the radar, and be free from data bases that house the names associated with the homes viewed by those nosey whirly birds that keep you under surveillance.

Money or links to it can be found once your name is associated with your house. So take the time to keep your home private. You can create an invisible home mortgage to eliminate your home being found through credit bureau files and lender records. That’s the first step to keeping your financial privacy secrets.

Once you determine your financial privacy needs, you can begin to explore your options. Banking secrecy and financial privacy protection are important components of a privacy lifestyle. Remember to think for yourself and read and listen to what experts have done to shield their homes and money from all who might want to dicover a private castle or hidden treasure. With enouggh time, effort, and study, you can learn how to keep your freedom and enjoy your privacy knowing that your home address and bank account location is your business only, and wil not be found through database searches, and you and your loved ones will not be subjected to privacy invasions or confiscations of any kind.

Grant Hall

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August 4, 2011

Home privacy options: protect identity from criminals

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Protecting privacy begins with home privacy and it is imperative that you and your family protect identity from all criminals who may want to invade your home and do you harm.

This blog has provided links to articles citing home privacy invasions without due cause. And it is important to realize that as the U.S. and world economies falter, governments and other criminals will seek out revenue from all sources possible to fund their spending addictions. Make no mistake about it, the U.S.A. is technically bankrupt and is the new police state, and those who live a traditional lifestyle are the most vulnerable-those with their names and properties available to databases accessible to all who can pay the fees to tap into these banks of information.

In order to avoid identity theft, thwart the efforts of a criminal stalker, and keep that aggressive sales person away from your door, you need home privacy. And you have a right to privacy in all aspects of your personal and business life. Keep yourself out of the sights of those who may want to steal your identity, storm your home for crimes you did not do, or bother a family member.

Today, the prudent person is protecting privacy through the practice of anonymous living, and one’s home privacy is the foundation of an entire personal and business privacy plan. When no one can find where you sleep, you will be a difficult target for anyone to abuse.

Our e-book, Privacy Crisis provides home privacy options to all who want to exercise their right to privacy.

Part III: Home, provides bulletproof home privacy methods that are proven to keep you and your family free from potential abuses of home privacy invasions.

Chapter 6: The Mobile Lifestyle

Privacy advocates who opt for the mobile lifestyle live under the radar while changing locations from time to time. When you live a mobile lifestyle your location is difficult to impossible to detect. Grant Hall’s favorite home privacy system.

Chapter 7: The Anonymous Resident

How can you rent a home anonymously? It’s less difficult than you think. And today, you have an abundance of properties to choose from as property managers relax their background checking requirements to fill their vacant homes and apartments.

Chapter 8: Private Home Ownership

Own your home without providing your personal and confidential information to privacy invasive government and private databases. Use our entity of choice to hold title to the property-one that has no registration requirments anywhere.

Chapter 9: Storage

Keeping certain possessions and property offsite is prudent. Learn how in chapter 9.

Buy our e-book to learn these valuable home privacy methods.

Grant Hall

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July 17, 2011

stalking victims stop stalking with home privacy

Filed under: stop stalking — Tags: home privacy, stalking victims, stop stalking — admin @ 6:35 pm

Home privacy is key to stopping stalking and stalking victims must take the time to learn how to live anonymously whether they rent or own their home.

Home privacy is the foundation of a stalking victim’s personal privacy program to stop stalking.

Here are some articles that may provide valuable information for stalking victims who risk danger from an abusive husband, disgruntled ex, internet stalker, or other stalker.

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

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

It is possible to rent a home or apartment without revealing your most personal and confidential information. Most of the time, you will be asked for your name, Social Security number, place of employment, previous home address, and financial information. The reason why it is impossible to have home privacy when such details are revealed to a property manager is because your credit report will reflect the inquiry made as you apply for a rental property, thus alerting your tormentor or his goon squad of your whereabouts when they tap into your credit bureau files.

You may want to subscribe to our Free e-mail course on how to stop stalking.

As a newbie to privacy living, you will want to reap the benefits of proven ways to stop stalking by reading Grant Hall’s e-book, Privacy Crisis.

It is possible to learn how to disappear completely and never be found when the privacy crisis principles and methods are implemented.

There are overlapping effects to various aspects of personal privacy. We recommend you study and learn all you can about business and personal privacy living in order to escape from your troublesome, dangerous stalker.

www.PrivacyCrisis.com

Look for Privacy Crisis Banking, Grant Hall’s new book. Available everywhere, Fall, 2011.

James Clark King, LLC

Publisher

Grant Hall

Author

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