I have spent 3 months learning about this and it seems a very confused arena. Im no expert, but if this communication carries things forwards, then thats good for us all.
So, heres what I've come to understand:
1. Your pre-pay account (birth bond) does not exist. You have to create it.
2. Under bankruptcy he who creates liability, must bring the remedy. (OR ELSE)
3. For every credit, there's a debit and vice-versa.
I have no doubt that A4V "works".
Lets try this for starters.
A while back, I joked with a friend: "If the Treasury, in 'collusion' with the Bank of England creates currency (fiat or otherwise) why dont I tell them to send it direct to HMRC who collect it through taxes and levies, and cut out me, the middleman?" (The answer is CONTROL but thats another long story)
Sometime later, I realised that this is what A4V is.
However, the mechanics or A4v need explicating to show this.
From no 3 above: using GAPP (double entry book keeping) all balance sheets must show zero. So, when you send your A4V notice to Treasury, they need to know several things:
a) What you want them to do with it
b) What account they should use to balance (SET-OFF) their books.
If they simply accepted the bill, their accounts would show only one-side of the story and an imbalance. They need to balance their accounts. So you need to tell them that the account they can use to OFFSET(!!!) their balance is the one bearing your designated number.
What account is that?
Well, its the one you set up beforehand, the one you created AT the treasury, the one with the number you specified (perhaps your NI Number?)
How was this done?
Well, you got hold of your birth-certificate, accepted that for value, and deposited THAT with a covering letter into the Treasury. The covering letter detailed the unspecified value in the account, and that the surety would be the accepted birth certificate. The covering note will tell them to use this account to SETOFF their accounts when you instruct them to do so with your future "A4V" notices.
There are now two issues to resolve.
1. I could write "A4V" on my bills and quote YOUR account number. You wouldn't know that I did this with YOUR account, and you couldn't stop me, and NI numbers are hardly secret. This is very unsecure.
2. You have created an account with what amounts to a blank cheque - massive liability.
These two issues need resolving immediately. How>?
1. You can use any number to create the account. Ive been to a few "Wealth Seminars" who say that this stuff is possible and will tell me for a fee, a HUGE fee exactly how to do it. I never paid and I dont trust them, but someone on stage always makes a big deal about their RED THUMB! The Treasury has to have someway of knowing that YOU are instructing them to offset their accounts with YOURS! (Ever heard of red thumbs?!)
2. You protect YOUR account by putting a lien on it. That is, you need to make a claim against the account so large, that small claims wont get at it. So, for example, by putting a claim against "your" account of 500 million, if anyone sues you (say for 20grand), it goes in the queue. "Your" 500 million has to come out first before the next claimant will get their 20grand.
From what I know there are several ways of structuring this:
YOU act as creditor to your STRAWMAN who in turn holds the TRUST on the Treasury account.
YOU act as BOTH creditor (to yourself) and debtor.
And a hybrid...
The impact of what you want to achieve will dictate which method you use. This is tied to you NOUICOR since, if you abandoned your strawman, option 1 is not viable, which leaves you with option 2, where YOU, the real human becomes directly commercially obligated which is somewhat against Freeman philosophy. A catch 22!
Option 1 = STRAWMAN route, Option 2=commercial route.
I suppose if you've abandoned your strawman, you simply dont acknowledge such obligations of the Strawman, but I think caution should be advised here since, in most cases, ignorantly or otherwise, "we" asked for Southern Electric to supply us electricity. "We cant just simply turn around and say ah, I ordered that, but youre billing my strawman". Anyway, lets go on with A4v.
So, how do you create the lien, yup thats the UCC Financing Statement.
Now, you're set up to do Av4. (You can of course Bond the Treasury account and use that as security for other purposes...Self Insuring/Court Protection etc...but thats another story)
I will suggest, that this is why some people report success, others failure:
a) If someone has NOT set up the A4V account, and they send the bill back, the the admin (at the gas company for example) goes crazy, and 4 months later we haven't had a letter and assume it works.
b) Again, If someone has NOT set up the A4V account and the gas company, (for example) then send the bill to the Treasury, it may get lost in admin for months!
c) Without setting up the Treasury b/c account, you may be committing fraud!
d) Its not unheard of for rich, ultra-high net worth individuals to co-incidentally be using these account numbers, and by pure CHANCE, someone else may be using that account number and a bill of 120 quid for gas may well be accepted as the time and effort for them to investigate such a small item appearing on THEIR account would not be worth-while.
e) Some people HAVE set up their account and assume you have, and tell you to write "Accepted for Value" failing to mention that, assuming youre at a certain stage.
When we get a council tax bill, it comes with a cheque.
Assuming we have a so called b/c account at Treasury:
We should write "Accepted for value" as you describe on the front and endorse the BACK of the cheque. (The tear off coupon) This does two things:
1. Provide Treasury instructions to setoff their account with yours.
2. Your signature creates CURRENCY! This creates another accounting imbalance. This is where my knowledge is limited but heres my guess:
Treasury deposits your cheque (your signature) for value. They then create a matching cheque and return it to you. THEN you should endorse that cheque and send it back to the council so they can finally balance THEIR books.
Id really appreciate your feedback on this.
Poor is the man whose pleasures depend upon the permission of another.
gepisar
I have spent 3 months learning about this and it seems a very confused arena. Im no expert, but if this communication carries things forwards, then thats good for us all.
So, heres what I've come to understand:
1. Your pre-pay account (birth bond) does not exist. You have to create it.
2. Under bankruptcy he who creates liability, must bring the remedy. (OR ELSE)
3. For every credit, there's a debit and vice-versa.
I have no doubt that A4V "works".
Lets try this for starters.
A while back, I joked with a friend: "If the Treasury, in 'collusion' with the Bank of England creates currency (fiat or otherwise) why dont I tell them to send it direct to HMRC who collect it through taxes and levies, and cut out me, the middleman?" (The answer is CONTROL but thats another long story)
Sometime later, I realised that this is what A4V is.
However, the mechanics or A4v need explicating to show this.
From no 3 above: using GAPP (double entry book keeping) all balance sheets must show zero. So, when you send your A4V notice to Treasury, they need to know several things:
a) What you want them to do with it
b) What account they should use to balance (SET-OFF) their books.
If they simply accepted the bill, their accounts would show only one-side of the story and an imbalance. They need to balance their accounts. So you need to tell them that the account they can use to OFFSET(!!!) their balance is the one bearing your designated number.
What account is that?
Well, its the one you set up beforehand, the one you created AT the treasury, the one with the number you specified (perhaps your NI Number?)
How was this done?
Well, you got hold of your birth-certificate, accepted that for value, and deposited THAT with a covering letter into the Treasury. The covering letter detailed the unspecified value in the account, and that the surety would be the accepted birth certificate. The covering note will tell them to use this account to SETOFF their accounts when you instruct them to do so with your future "A4V" notices.
There are now two issues to resolve.
1. I could write "A4V" on my bills and quote YOUR account number. You wouldn't know that I did this with YOUR account, and you couldn't stop me, and NI numbers are hardly secret. This is very unsecure.
2. You have created an account with what amounts to a blank cheque - massive liability.
These two issues need resolving immediately. How>?
1. You can use any number to create the account. Ive been to a few "Wealth Seminars" who say that this stuff is possible and will tell me for a fee, a HUGE fee exactly how to do it. I never paid and I dont trust them, but someone on stage always makes a big deal about their RED THUMB! The Treasury has to have someway of knowing that YOU are instructing them to offset their accounts with YOURS! (Ever heard of red thumbs?!)
2. You protect YOUR account by putting a lien on it. That is, you need to make a claim against the account so large, that small claims wont get at it. So, for example, by putting a claim against "your" account of 500 million, if anyone sues you (say for 20grand), it goes in the queue. "Your" 500 million has to come out first before the next claimant will get their 20grand.
From what I know there are several ways of structuring this:
YOU act as creditor to your STRAWMAN who in turn holds the TRUST on the Treasury account.
YOU act as BOTH creditor (to yourself) and debtor.
And a hybrid...
The impact of what you want to achieve will dictate which method you use. This is tied to you NOUICOR since, if you abandoned your strawman, option 1 is not viable, which leaves you with option 2, where YOU, the real human becomes directly commercially obligated which is somewhat against Freeman philosophy. A catch 22!
Option 1 = STRAWMAN route, Option 2=commercial route.
I suppose if you've abandoned your strawman, you simply dont acknowledge such obligations of the Strawman, but I think caution should be advised here since, in most cases, ignorantly or otherwise, "we" asked for Southern Electric to supply us electricity. "We cant just simply turn around and say ah, I ordered that, but youre billing my strawman". Anyway, lets go on with A4v.
So, how do you create the lien, yup thats the UCC Financing Statement.
Now, you're set up to do Av4. (You can of course Bond the Treasury account and use that as security for other purposes...Self Insuring/Court Protection etc...but thats another story)
I will suggest, that this is why some people report success, others failure:
a) If someone has NOT set up the A4V account, and they send the bill back, the the admin (at the gas company for example) goes crazy, and 4 months later we haven't had a letter and assume it works.
b) Again, If someone has NOT set up the A4V account and the gas company, (for example) then send the bill to the Treasury, it may get lost in admin for months!
c) Without setting up the Treasury b/c account, you may be committing fraud!
d) Its not unheard of for rich, ultra-high net worth individuals to co-incidentally be using these account numbers, and by pure CHANCE, someone else may be using that account number and a bill of 120 quid for gas may well be accepted as the time and effort for them to investigate such a small item appearing on THEIR account would not be worth-while.
e) Some people HAVE set up their account and assume you have, and tell you to write "Accepted for Value" failing to mention that, assuming youre at a certain stage.
When we get a council tax bill, it comes with a cheque.
Assuming we have a so called b/c account at Treasury:
We should write "Accepted for value" as you describe on the front and endorse the BACK of the cheque. (The tear off coupon) This does two things:
1. Provide Treasury instructions to setoff their account with yours.
2. Your signature creates CURRENCY! This creates another accounting imbalance. This is where my knowledge is limited but heres my guess:
Treasury deposits your cheque (your signature) for value. They then create a matching cheque and return it to you. THEN you should endorse that cheque and send it back to the council so they can finally balance THEIR books.
Id really appreciate your feedback on this.
Poor is the man whose pleasures depend upon the permission of another.
gepisar
1. Your pre-pay account (birth bond) does not exist. You have to create it.
So, how do you create the lien, yup thats the UCC Financing Statement.
barefoot wrote:I thought Veronica explained it fairly well at the beginning of this post!
I would say only understand what is necessary. If I give money to get from peter to paul and I know that peter has to travel through the city to reach paul then does it matter if I know the specifics of it. I may know he takes a bus but does one need to know every little nuance of what he did on the way there or the exact route taken? Not sure if this is a helpful analogy but I think the mind can over complicate things. It does this by constantly asking questions.
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