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
