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December 5, 2011

Stop Stalking with financial privacy and a banking secrecy plan

Filed under: financial privacy,stop stalking — Tags: banking privacy, banking secrecy, phone stalking, stalking victm, stop stalking — admin @ 1:32 am

Do you want to learn how to disappear and never be found?

You may want to read my popular article, Escape a Stalker in Twelve hours at:

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

Once you’ve taken care of the basics of privacy living including home privacy, travel privacy, work privacy, and established a communication system that will enable you to live under the radar, it’s time to think about money and banking privacy. Here are some key financial privacy principles to remember and follow:

1. Home owners who finance their property must borrow money privately. Learn how to create an “invisible home mortgage” by reading the chaper on that topic and follow the flow chart that defines this home privacy principle. It’s all in the red, white, blue, and green book to the right of this article. Have a look.

2. Banking secrecy provides for financial privacy and freedom from being tracked and traced by your tormentor. You have several options. The Ultimate Bank Secrecy Account is the best and provides the best banking secrecy.

3. Check Cashing stores keep your account balance at $0.00. Use them along with an anonymous safe deposit box or a money safe.

Phone stalking, cyber stalking, unwanted private investigations, and garden variety “followers” are all cause for concern, and I would treat each of these privacy intrusions as serous invasions of personal privacy. Any or all of these stalkers will attempt to locate your money, and it will be easier for them to continue their stalking behavior if they know your source of funds. When they cannot find your bank account, home address, investments, you will be on your way to being free again. That’s why banking privacy and financial privacy in general are so important to stopping a stalker.

Key resources you may want to read are both books to the right of this article. With these, you can learn to travel, bank, work, and live anonymously, and my latest book, Privacy Crisis Banking provides resources for bank secrecy, anonymous safe deposit boxes, and all information necesary for keeping your financial life private.

Grant Hall

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June 16, 2011

stop phone stalking

Filed under: stop stalking — Tags: phone stalking, stalking vitims, stop stallking — admin @ 1:42 pm

As you face your never-ending problem as a phone stalking victim, we recommend two cell telephones that may be helpful to stop the stalking criminal: Net 10 and Tracfone. With either telephone, you can load minutes from telephone cards purchased for cash, and once your telephone is purchased-also with cash, you can use register it privately. In fact, phone stalking will cease immediately when your number is changed, and a pseudo name and fictitious address is used for the telephone registration.

Avoid long term contracts and credit burea inquiries as some stalkers have tapped into databases and retrieved the names, addresses, Social Security numbers, credit bureau files, bank account information, home addresses, and telephone information of their stalking victims.

Avoid a phone stalker and his phone stalking behavior by paying as you use anonymously purchased telephone cards. Though it may cost you more for your cell telephone service, your personal privacy will be protected, and the phone stalker will be stopped dead in his tracks. Now, be careful and don’t give your new number to just anyone, and you will be on your way to successful privacy living through anonymous telephone communication.

Our Free Escape Stalkers E-mail Course may be of interest to stalking victims or others who want to avoid phone stalking or other stalking behavior.

This e-mail course will stop stalking no matter what type of dangerous stalker is tormenting you; phone stalker, internet stalker, or garden variety stalker who follows his/her stalking victims.

When your privacy personal and business privacy plan is important, and you want to learn how to travel, bank, work, and live anonymously in the U.S.A. or anywhere in the world, our best-selling e-book, Privacy Crisis is a must read.

Grant Hall

Author

James Clark King, LLC

Publisher

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June 12, 2011

stop phone stalking, harassment stalking with home privacy

Filed under: Personal Privacy views,stop stalking — Tags: abusive husband, harassment stalking, internet stalker, phone stalking, stop stalking — admin @ 1:47 pm

Many stalking victims want to escape an abusive husband or other ex and home privacy will empower one to stop the phone stalking, internet stalker, or other harassment stalking. This article will provide essential home privacy principles and privacy article resources. Home privacy is the key to privacy living and freedom from your abusive husband, ex-husband, ex-lover, or other stalker.

Paramount to your stalking victim escape plan is creating a new identity and you will immediately break the paper trail to yourself when this high level privacy tactic is practiced. One stalking victim has learned how to create a new identity to regain her freedom from the dangerous stalker who stalked her over a period of time.

Home privacy can be accomplished very quickly when one wishes to utilize a proven method of escape through the method explained in a stalker proof privacy article.

A stalking victim who wants to stop the stalker will need to change her communication system. Use a pseudo name, a new e-mail address, a privately registered domain, an anonymous cell phone purchsed with cash under an alternate name and reloaded with pay as you go phone minutes to stop harassment stalking, and eliminate phone stalking and lose an internet stalker.

Our privacy crisis resources for stalking victims includes a Free e-mail course on how to stop stalking.

Personal privacy can be enhanced greatly through the use of privacy living methods used by privacy experts. Our best-selling e-book, Privacy Crisis will enable you to stop harassment stalking and learn how to travel, bank, work, and live anonymouly. In the event you face an emergency, your stalking solutions can be solved quickly, as the book is available for purchase and immediate download.

Grant Hall

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June 5, 2011

home privacy key to harassment stalking crime prevention

Filed under: Personal Privacy views,stop stalking — Tags: harassment stalking, home privacy, how to disappear completely and never be found, phone stalking, stalking crime, stalking victims, stop stalking — admin @ 11:51 am

Stalking victims who have read our Free e-mail information series and my privacy book and privacy articles find solutions to the harassment stalking crime by adhering to strict personal privacy living and home privacy guidelines.

The stalking victim who is threatened by phone stalking will be able to break the connection from herself and prevent further stalking harassment by using an unlisted, cell telephone only while making certain to not include any name or other personal and confidential information when buying and registering the telephone. Phone stalking is quite a common method of harassment stalking and can easily be avoided when cell phones are purchased for cash and loaded anonymously while buying pay as you go cards for cash. And telephone harassment stalking will cease once there is no link from your phone number to you. In order to assure home privacy, this measure is a necessary stalking crime prevention measure and should be a priority for stalking victims.

The stalking victim can learn how to disappear completely and never be found when a dangerous stalker is posing threats to the stalked, and a very secure form of home privacy can be accomplished rather quickly. An article on the subject of home privacy for stalking vicitms appears Here.

One can regain their personal privacy and stop stalking through a variety of consumer privacy methods that are explained in various article written on the website and blog, and these are: www.PrivacyCrisis.com and www.PrivacyCrisis.com/blog.

Remember to take the crime of stalking seriously as a large percentage of stalking victims are injured by their dangerous stalkers.

Grant Hall

Author, Privacy Crisis: Identity Theft Prevention Plan and Guide to Anonymous Living

“The Most Valuable Privacy Book-EVER”

Mr. Elliot, World Reowned Privacy Expert, President, 24-7 Private Vaults, Las Vegas, Nevada

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January 7, 2011

stop stalking with an offshore address

Filed under: stop stalking — Tags: consumer privacy, harassment stalking, how to disappear and never be found, phone stalking — admin @ 10:03 pm

Do you want to learn how to disappear and never be found? When you’re bothered by one engaged in harassment stalking an offshore address is one key that is necessary to stop stalking. Creating a location illusion through the use of an offshore address is one privacy principle stalking victims have used to successfully “disappear” from their stalking ex or other criminal who continues stalking them.

The home address is far more important to the stalker than your telephone-the source of phone stalking or your computer which is the avenue used for cyber stalking.

An address believed to be your home address such as an offshore mail drop is a high-level consumer privacy concept. Once key data bases such as the major credit bureaus, banks, credit card companies, and others have your offshore address listed as your home address-a process that may take some weeks, the stalking victim will be on her way to losing her stalker. The stalker will be faced with making a new plan or giving up the chase- unless he/she wishes to continue the pursuit out of the country. And of course, the “story” must be believed. The stalking victim will necessarily move and must receive certain important mailings offshore to create the proper ruse in order to escape.

Stopping stalking through the use of a mailing address offshore will not be the end of the battle, however. You as a stalking victim will want to structure your life to empower you to travel, bank, work, and live anonymously. And privacy living in today’s world is not an easy task, but it can be accomplished when you have the right information.

You may be interested in reading our free information series on stalking solutions and stalking prevention. These daily reports will be received via e-mail.

You are also welcome to take advantage of the privacy-related articles on our website and on this blog.

Thanks for reading.

Grant Hall

Author, Privacy Crisis

www.PrivacyCrisis.com

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April 14, 2010

Stalking Victims and Stalking Crime Statistics

Filed under: stop stalking — Tags: cyber stalking, harassment stalking, phone stalking, stalked, stalking victims, stop stalking — admin @ 9:59 am

Stalking behavior can turn into a serious stalking crime. Stalking victims should be aware that cyber stalking, phone stalking, and all forms of harassment stalking may result in harm or even death.

Stalking crime statistics reveal that those being stalked are at risk of suffering harm from a stalker.

The statistical information below is a direct quotation from a survey posted on the American Bar Association’s website. The link to the site is: http://new.abanet.org/domesticviolence/Pages/Statistics.aspx

“Stalking According to the Stalking Resource Center:

1,006,970 women and 370,990 men are stalked annually in the United States.
1 in 12 women and 1 in 45 men will be stalked in their lifetime.
77% of female and 64% of male victims know their stalker.
87% of stalkers are men.
59% of female victims and 30% of male victims are stalked by an intimate partner.
81% of women stalked by a current or former intimate partner are also physically assaulted by that partner.
31% of women stalked by a current or former intimate partner are also sexually assaulted by that partner.
The average duration of stalking is 1.8 years.
If stalking involves intimate partners, the average duration of stalking increases to 2.2 years.
61% of stalkers made unwanted phone calls; 33% sent or left unwanted letters or items; 29% vandalized property; and 9% killed or threatened to kill a family pet.
28% of female victims and 10% of male victims obtained a protective order. 69% of female victims and 81% of male victims had the protection order violated.”

Stalking Resource Ctr., The Nat’l Ctr. for Victims of Crime, Stalking Fact Sheet, http://www.ncvc.org/src/Main.aspx (citing Patricia Tjaden & Nancy Thoennes, U.S. Dep’t of Justice, NCJ 169592, Stalking in America: Findings from the National Violence Against Women Survey (1998)

Some of the most alarming statistics are summarized below: Based on the information above, phone stalking is significant as 61 percent of stalkers made unwanted phone calls, 29 percent vandalized property, and nine percent killed or threatened to kill. Further, eighty one percent of women who are stalked by a previous domestic partner are also harmed by that partner.

If one is being stalked, it may be necessary to learn how to hide and disappear completely and never be found in order to eliminate the possibility of becoming a stalking crime statistic.

For a free information course on stalking solutions, go to this link:

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

Thanks for reading.

Grant Hall

contact@PrivacyCrisis.com

www.PrivacyCrisis.com

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April 13, 2010

Stop Stalking

Filed under: stop stalking — Tags: create a new identity, cyber stalking, harassment stalking, phone stalking, stalked, stalking victims — admin @ 11:01 am

Stalking victims can stop stalking when they learn to practice privacy living. Indeed, depending on the level of personal privacy one chooses, it is possible to learn how to hide and disappear completely and never be found-not from an abusive ex-husband, a workplace privacy stalker, one who engages in phone stalking or any other type of harassment stalking.

Home privacy is of utmost importance to stalking victims or others who want to avoid a stalking crime. Using a new identity and renting under an alternate name has been effective. Becoming a roommate of one holding a lease or title to a home dwelling is a quick method of living beneath the radar.

Telephones held anonymously will prevent phone stalking. Cell telephones purchased for cash over the counter without ties to your true name, address or credit bureau files, prevent phone stalking.

Internet stalking, a problematic stalking crime may be remedied while avoiding the use of one’s true name in all e-mail communications, computer registrations, and online purchases.

Harassment stalking can be avoided when high level privacy standards are followed. And being stalked may become a dangerous problem as stalkers are both persistent and frequently harm their stalking victims.

Grant Hall

contact@PrivacyCrisis.com

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