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Dear Reader,

Why would you want to trade paper money for gold?

Question: I know you're a big gold bug, but isn't the euro a strong currency and do you think it's a better hedge against the dollar than gold? Is it too late to purchase gold coins and, if not, where would you suggest I buy coins?

Comment: I have absolutely zero faith in the U.S. dollar and other currencies, including the euro or yen. In the end, all currencies will decline vis-à-vis gold and, in fact, since 2005 the world's currencies have been losing their relative value to gold bullion. Despite big moves by the yen and euro over the last several years, they pale against gold.

Increasingly, the average man in the street will realize that paper money is not protecting his purchasing power and will revolt against fiat money. At The Sovereign Society, we've driven home this message since our first year of publication in 1997. Gold is the only asset in this world that isn't someone else's liability; with U.S. interest rates effectively at 0%, paper money now competes with gold, which also pays 0% interest. In a zero percent world, which asset would you rather own? I think the answer is obvious.

The government's enormous spending plans to rescue the financial system and bailout almost every ailing industry assures dollar destruction because the Fed is now on course to print money like never before to quash deflation. We all better hope and prey that the Fed can drain excess bank liquidity very quickly when this credit crisis ends. If not, we'll have some serious inflation - much worse than what we saw prior to July 2008.

I think every investor should hold at least 10% of his assets in physical gold. This means coins, wafers or bars. Getting gold coins today is difficult because the U.S. Mint has stopped selling Eagles since last summer while other dealers are complaining about tight supplies amid booming investor demand. I suggest KITCO (www.kitco.com) or First Federal Coin Corporation (www.govmint.com).

Also, I would not hold or store all of my physical gold at my home domicile. I strongly suggest parking some of your gold in Switzerland, too. Remember, you must report assets outside of the United States and Canada.

I'm convinced we'll see some sort of government confiscation of gold again just like we did in the 1930s. Back then, FDR did allow Americans to hold a maximum of 100 ounces. I'm not so sure the next confiscation will be so generous.

I hope you found this helpful.

Eric Roseman
Investment Director
The Sovereign Society

And what does a space alien think?

Captain's Log: Year of our Lord 2009, 6th day…

We have landed on a strange and wonderful watery planet - the third planet in orbit around the sun, a minor star in the Milky Way galaxy. Well, they say it is watery planet. Where we are, it is icy. But the locals say it warms up and the ice melts. We're suspicious; maybe it's just hype to attract tourists.

But what is strange about this planet is that its inhabitants all seem to play a game of make-believe, in which they all agree to believe things that every one of them knows is untrue. What is wonderful about it is that it seems so easy to make money here; there's a fool on every corner just waiting for the chance to get rid of his wealth.

Recently, humans - the race that inhabits this place - believed that their lodges and living quarters would become more and more valuable - even though it was obvious that their houses deteriorated every day, as a consequence of solar radiation, wind erosion, liquor spilt on the carpets and other natural phenomenon. Then, on the back of this remarkable delusion, they built an entire world economy…including extravagantly complex financial instruments which the wisest among them called "weapons of mass financial destruction."

Someone seems to have cut the power to that illusion a few months ago, so now they are taking up a new one: that if people are given more pieces of green paper they will all be richer.

Yesterday, the Dow - which measures stock prices in the United States - fell 81 points. But analysts say the technical indicators are still almost all positive; they think the US is beginning a major rally…or perhaps a new bull market.

The auto industry, meanwhile, reported terrible news. Sales fell 36% in December; GM sold fewer vehicles than in any December in 49 years.

Oil rose $2 yesterday; amid all the gloom and doom, the oil price is moving up to nearly $50. Bond yields are rising too, along with the dollar. And gold fell $4 yesterday - for no particular reason.

Today's press - the means by which delusions are shared and propagated - tells us that the government of this world's richest nation, called the United States of America, is planning a "stimulus package" of something on the order of $1 trillion. What's the package expected to stimulate? The idea is to get more of these pieces of paper into citizens' hands, so that they will be encouraged to act as though they were wealthier. It doesn't seem to bother anyone that the source of the misery of which so many now complain was the fact that, in the past, so many acted so much wealthier than they really were. Nor does it seem to disturb the collective fantasy that this stimulus plan is being created, more or less, by the same class of people who neither saw anything wrong with the last fantasy nor mentioned to anyone that it was going to collapse.

"Hopes pinned on rate cuts and fiscal packages," says the headline in the Financial Times, a leading source of financial hallucination. It explains how the aforementioned U.S. government intends to cut taxes in order to put those aforementioned pieces of green paper into consumers' hands.

Further in the paper, another headline - "Reports of $300 billion Obama tax cuts lift mood" - tells us that the public is getting in the spirit of the new fantasy even before it is officially launched.

"Optimism about central bank and government efforts to revive the global economy helped improve investor risk appetite yesterday," continues the article.

"Fed Officials Endorse Big Stimulus to Battle US Recession," adds another source - Bloomberg.

What a marvelous place! Every day is magic on this planet. Every day is a new day…with no memory of what happened the day before…nor any thought to what will happen tomorrow. People are ready to believe whatever makes their day more enjoyable…no matter how absurd.

Anyone who bothered to think about this 'bailout' plan for two seconds could see that it is a hoax and a scam. Those pieces of paper are not really wealth…they merely represent wealth. But since the U.S. government has no wealth in reserve - indeed, it is famously borrowing to make ends meet already - it can only pass out wealth to one person by taking it from someone else. It talks of 'tax cuts,' but we have heard nothing of spending cuts. So, what the global consequence must be is an increase in pieces of green paper - or let us say, demand for wealth - with no actual increase in wealth itself. It is just a shared illusion, in other words.

But we have to say too, after visiting this planet for a few weeks, we have fallen in love with it. We feel so superior. Almost everyone we talk to is a dope.

Besides, where else in the universe is it so easy to make money? As you know, dear reader, the easiest way to make above-market profits is to help the fools part company with their money. What other planet has so many fools?

We paraphrase one of the smartest of the humans, George Soros, who puts it this way: 'The way to make profits is to find the premise that is wrong and bet against it.' As far as we can tell, almost every major premise is wrong…or at least the over-arching premise of this new post-bubble era is as loony as the one that preceded it. Just as you can't really get rich by borrowing and speculating… you can't recover from a bust-up by borrowing and speculating more.

But heck, we don't make the rules down here on Planet Earth…we just try to have some fun with them.

*** As we were saying, making money seems so easy here…especially now. There are companies that are in the business of pulling valuable minerals out of the ground that you can buy for less than the resources they own - even at today's depressed prices. There are companies that drill and pump oil - still the major source of energy on Earth - you can buy now for only a couple times their annual profits. In Germany and Japan - two of the most productive and competitive nations on the planet - companies sell for what would normally be bargain prices… significantly less than book value. And emerging markets can now be bought at giveaway prices; considering that these economies still expect rapid rates of growth over the next 10-20 years, these could turn out to be fortune-builders for the next generation.

One of the easiest, surest ways to make money now is to buy high yield corporate bonds and sell low-yield U.S. Treasury bonds. When their last fantasy crashed, earthlings rushed to the apparent safety of U.S. government debt, forsaking the debt of their private enterprises. This pushed yields on the government debt to such low levels as had never been seen before…while yields on bonds rated C or worse rose over 30%. Of course, we have no particular opinion on what these yields should be, but it seems very likely that the "spread" between the two debt classes - now at a 100-year high - will narrow.

"If you're looking at junk bonds," adds Jim Paulsen of Wells Cap Management, "you have never had this kind of value before."

But while we are talking about the bonds, an even surer bet to us is that U.S. government debt will decline in value. There is no theory that we know of that allows Treasury bonds to go up while the supply of them increases at such a rapid rate. Next year, the feds will borrow between $1.5 and $2 trillion - as much as 4 times the largest previous deficit in history. That means there will be a lot more U.S. Treasury bonds offered for sale. This increased supply is bound to put downward pressure on bond prices.

And we're suspicious of those little green pieces of paper too. When you turn in a government bond, they give you green pieces of paper. But those are the same pieces of paper that they're handing out all over town. According to the only theory we know, as supply increases - ceteris paribus - prices decrease. In this case, as they increase the number of those pieces of paper each one represents less and less wealth. The more pieces of green paper, the less each one is worth, in other words. And as we understand the earthling's current delusion, they will intentionally increase the number of pieces of green paper until they go down in value. Yes, that is the purpose too, not only to put more 'money' in consumers' hands…but to put out so many pieces of green paper that they go down in value. Why? They want to make sure consumers won't be tempted to save them. Weird, huh? But it's just another peculiar feature of the present dementia universalis on Planet Earth; humans believe they will all be richer if people spend their money, rather than hold onto it. Of course, every one of them knows it isn't true; but they believe it anyway: that the more they consume their wealth the more wealth they will have. Like we said: super weird.

But it leads us to an investment that - under the circumstances - seems like a no-brainer. The only thing that bothers us is that so many earthlings seem to favor it too. Since humans are so prone to error, it makes us question our own judgment.

"US Treasuries are my least favorite asset," says Mohamed El-Erian with Pimco. "My least favorite asset is US Treasury bills…and I don't like the dollar either," say Tim Bond of Barclay's Capital. "Outside of a Treasury bond," adds the aforementioned Jim Paulsen, "it is a remarkably good time to buy risk assets."

Yet despite the agreement of these humans, we still think most of the species have seized onto a premise that is wrong - that dollar-based U.S. Treasury debt equals financial safety.

How do you bet against that premise? Probably the easiest way is to buy a more traditional form of money - which humans place at number 79 on their periodic table, gold. Believe it or not, over a long, long time gold has been extremely reliable. An ounce of it buys about as much bread in A.D. 2009 as it did in A.D. 9. As this present delusion blows up, humans will probably turn back to gold to protect their wealth.

As we said, the U.S. government is determined - 'hell-bent,' some would say - to keep consumers spending those little green pieces of paper. They have a plan to bring this about - at a cost of a trillion or so more of them. If this plan does what they hope it will do, prices will begin to rise. In fact, almost all asset classes will rise in price - especially gold. Shrewd investors will seek protection from inflation by buying gold - causing the price of the yellow metal to rise.

If the plan fails to work, on the other hand, the feds will continue emitting pieces of green paper, which will eventually call into question the value of the paper itself. Either way, probably the surest bet on the blue planet is that the price of gold will go up.

How high? Who can say? But we will be very surprised if it doesn't at least equal - on an inflation-adjusted basis - its highest price ever, set in January of 1980. Then, it sold for $875. Adjust that price to today's consumer price level and you get a price over $2,400.

Daily Reckoning readers who wish to take advantage of this terrestrial phenomenon should buy gold. If you wish to increase your risk and profits, you could buy the double ETF, giving you twice the gain from each dollar gold goes up. After all, this will probably be the last bubble…the biggest bubble of our lifetimes. For gold bugs, it is now or never. Those who really want to go for broke should mortgage their old houses and sell their young children to raise extra cash.

This advice is free. Of course, it is worth no more than you paid for it. All we ask is that if it doesn't work out, please don't rub our noses in it. We'll feel bad enough.

Until tomorrow,

Bill Bonner
The Daily Reckoning

If you're like most people who visit this website, you don't have a couple hundred thousand dollars laying around to invest in gold. In fact, you're probably head over heels in debt and looking for a way out. So, what is a person with little or no money to do?

The first thing is to get rid of your debt. Keep reading and we'll explain how we can help you.

The next thing is to take advantage of our "pre-launch" offer. "Pre-launch" is what all the internet marketing gurus call it when you offer people access to something that doesn't really exist yet. "Pre-launch" makes it sound special. In this case, it is.

We are partnering with several other people to offer a multilevel marketing opportunity for people with little money but the desire to have their financial future protected with the ownership of gold.

The program will cost future members $25 per month. Most of this money will go to their up lines. People who sponsored them into the program. The money you make by sponsoring people into the program will go into a trust to buy gold and silver.

This gold and silver will be held by the offshore trust. You will be a beneficiary of the trust. The gold and silver purchased under your name will be available for the asking.

Why an offshore trust?

To keep all your hard earned gold and silver out of the hands of government. Out of the reach of those who will try to take it under the provisions of the U.S. Patriot Act.

So you don't have any legal obligation to pay income taxes on the money - its earned by the trust - not you.

Our goal is to help you get rich, not make money for some government.

Here's where the "pre-launch" things comes in. As a "Lifetime Member" of Milktoast - and only as a Lifetime Member - you won't have to pay the $25 monthly fee ($300/year). Once the program is up and running, you automatically become a member and have no monthly fees to pay. All you have to do is recruit people and enjoy the benefits.

Also, we can't help people outside the United States with their credit card debt problems. We don't know their laws. But, anyone, from any country, can still become a lifetime member and take advantage of this offer. It is available to everyone from everywhere.

What is our time schedule for getting the program up and running?

We don't know exactly. If everything comes together quickly, it could take as little as 1 month. Or, as long as 6 months. We're in no hurry. We want to make sure we are doing everything right. We don't want to make mistakes that will cost any of us our gold and silver, our financial future.

The last thing we want is a politician or bureaucrat stealing our gold and silver. If they want gold and silver, let them become a member and work for it like everyone else.

But, once the program is up and running. Once we have our other websites working - this offer will be discontinued. This offer will only be available for a short time.

Now, if you're ready to become a millionaire, and aren't concerned about how we help people eliminate credit card debt, legally, ethically, and morally, just click here and become a member. We'll notify you with the details when they're available.

If you have some serious debt problems and want help... Keep reading.


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Do You Have Any Of These Credit Problems

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~ Monthly payments getting harder and harder to make...

~ Having to borrow from one credit card to pay another...

~ Making a large payment and then living on the available balance...

~ Late fees...

~ Over limit fees...

~ 20+ percent interest rate...

~ Harassing collection calls...

~ Accounts sold to collection companies...

~ Accounts sold to collection attorneys...

~ Notices from attorneys...

~ Being sued...


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Dear Reader,

If you have any of the above credit problems.

If you are tired of being harassed by greedy bankers and their abusive attorneys.

If you would like some help dealing with banks, collection agencies, and attorneys.

We can teach you how to defend and protect yourself against these economic thugs.

Its easy and simple - most anyone can do it...

The Choice is yours:

The bank's way:

If you're having trouble paying your credit card bills, you have to do something. To do nothing puts you at the mercy of the banks and their collection thugs.

If you do nothing other than make the minimum monthly payments - which is what the banks want - this is what you have to look forward to:

The numbers don't lie...

Credit
Card Debt

Money paid back
(includes principal & interest)

How long it will take

$10,000 $26,276.59 42 years 9 months
$15,000 $55,370.41 48 years 11 months
$20,000 $74,464.22 53 years 3 months
$25,000 $93,557.98 57 years 4 months
$30,000 $112,651.77 60 years 2 months
$35,000 $131,745.58 61 years 8 months
$40,000 $150,839.39 63 years 9 months

Number of years to pay off credit card balance based on 19% interest and a minimum monthly payment of 2.1% of the outstanding balance. Most cards require a minimum monthly payment between 2.0% and 2.4% of the outstanding balance. Source: CNNMoney.com

If you do nothing, not even make the minimum monthly payment, the banks will harass you for money. At home and at work.

If you do nothing the banks will then sell your account to a collection agency.

If you do nothing the collection agency will harass you morning, noon, and night. At home and at work. They may even get you fired.

If you do nothing the collection agency or bank will file a collection suit against you.

If you do nothing the court will find in favor of the collection agency/bank.

If you do nothing the collection agency or bank will garnish your wages for the amount of the debt and interest, plus attorney's fees.

If you do nothing your employer may fire you. Not because of the garnishment, but for reasons completely unrelated...

If you do nothing the bank may lien your real estate and other property and sell it to cover your judgement.

If you do nothing the banks and their minions are in control and you are at their mercy.

Its best to take action prior to the bank suing you. It is absolutely mandatory to take action once you receive a summons. Generally, you have between 15 and 30 days after a summons is issued to respond. After that, well...

If you do nothing, you loose!


I've owned credit card of providian bank $10.000 since 1996 and I didn't pay for them until now but they sent my account to dept collection and they sent to me a judgement order to take money from my payroll, my dept now they increased to $29.000 they take out money from my pay check so what can I do to stop that, please let me know what I will do now, thanks

05/22/04



Jim,

And while I have your attention in a non-forum atmosphere...THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your service has been the best $300.00 we have spent (on something like this) just about ever. Thank You for your extreme patience. You are very much appreciated.

I am not intending to sound like a "butter-boy" when I give you praise. My appreciation is very sincere. You and this forum have been the only steady support that I have had and it would have been advantageous for me if I had joined back in June when I first came across your site. I most likely would not have a judgment against me, or at the least I would have gone down fighting.

OF COURSE YOU MAY USE ANY OF THE DESERVED PRAISES - FOR ANY PURPOSE THAT YOU NEED TO. THAT IS HOW THOSE INQUIRING MAY KNOW WHAT OTHERS THINK ABOUT YOU.

Thank You,
Melissa



The American Way:

The numbers don't lie...

Credit
Card Debt

Money paid back
(includes principal & interest)

How long it will take

$10,000 $00.00 30 minutes per card
$15,000 $00.00 30 minutes per card
$20,000 $00.00 30 minutes per card
$25,000 $00.00 30 minutes per card
$30,000 $00.00 30 minutes per card
$35,000 $00.00 30 minutes per card
$40,000 $00.00 30 minutes per card

Number of minutes to eliminate a credit card balance is based on cards still with the original credit card bank or a collection agency. Accounts already being sued on will take a little more time to do the paperwork. Source: Milktoast.info

Send the proper notices to the bank.

Send the proper notices to the collection agency, collection attorneys, and demand your rights.

Do the right thing at the right time and you win!

You CAN be debt free!


- This great republic, founded on the concept of inalienable rights and self-government, was never designed for a population of heel clickers and saluters. It was designed for thinking men and women who could independently assess situations and form their own independent judgements about what is good policy and what is bad policy.

Charley Reese
"What's In A Name?"



What we offer...

A simple step by step process that takes you from being in debt to being debt free - and guides you over all the bumps and pot holes along the way.

  1. Send the bank a notice telling them you're changing the terms of the agreement.
  2. Send the collection agency a notice telling them the terms of the agreement were changed and they no longer have anything to collect.
  3. 98% of the time - this all you'll have to do. Your problems end here.

"You can conquer almost any fear if you will make up your mind to do so. For remember, fear doesn't exist anywhere except in the mind."

Dale Carnegie
1888-1955, Speaker and Author

How you benefit...

Here's 27 ways you benefit from using our program...

1. Its simple.

You DON'T have to become an expert on banking, the law, or anything else. Just read the information, follow the instructions, copy and paste the notices, it's simple.

2. Its easy.

We have already created the notices for you. You just have to personalize them.

3. Its quick.

Copying and pasting the notices, personalizing them, it only takes about a half an hour. Got the time?

4. It works.

You really can eliminate credit card debt using our program. I've done it and so have thousands of other people just like you.

5. Its legal.

Stop! I know what you're thinking, "Can this really be legal?"

This is the very first question my wife asked me. According to her, there was no way you could eliminate credit card debt without going through bankruptcy or paying it off. It just couldn't be done.

Well, I started reading her court cases, the laws as written by Congress that regulate banks, the multitude of pamphlets published by the Federal Reserve Banks, and explaining everything over and over. Finally, after about six months, she came down to my office and admitted, very grudgingly I might add, that I was right. It is all legal. It can be done.

Finally, the world's biggest skeptic, convinced.

An update: Since I originally wrote this, Cindy has been sued by two banks and a collection agency. She won out right against the two banks. The collection agency won in the lower court but the ruling was overturned on appeal. The program not only sounds good, it works.

http://howtogetridof.com/reports/ge-money-bank-offer-settlement-09-29-08-and-order.pdf

http://howtogetridof.com/reports/hsbc-agreed-order-dismissing-09-18-07.pdf

Unfortunately, I don't have the time or the space to go into as much detail with every visitor. But, I also don't want you to just "take my word" on this. So, to protect you and make my life a little easier, I'm giving you my unconditional guarantee...

If you can show me anything unlawful in our process I'll give YOU a...

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6. Its moral.

Now you're thinking, "Is this morally and ethically proper?"

This was my wife's second question. So, I'll tell you the same thing I told her. Not only is it morally and ethically proper, it is your patriotic duty.

If someone lends you something that belongs to them, you are under a moral and ethical obligation to repay them. To do otherwise would be stealing. No if's, and's, or but's.

And, if you are like most people who visit this website, you honestly and truly believe the banks are lending you money to make purchases when you use their credit cards.

Well, that just ain't so!

But, don't take my word for it. Read what the banks say:

"If business is active, the banks with excess reserves probably will have opportunities to loan the $9,000. Of course, they do not really pay out loans from the money they receive as deposits. If they did this, no additional money would be created. What they do when they make loans is to accept promissory notes in exchange for credits to the borrowers' transaction accounts."
"Loans are made by crediting the borrower's deposit account, i.e., by creating additional deposit money."
According to the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago in the pamphlet "Modern Money Mechanics.

But wait, ...

"Mr. Morgan admitted that all of the money or credit which was used as a consideration was created upon their books that this was standard banking practice exercised by their bank in combination with the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, another private Bank, further that he knew of no United States Statute or Law that gave Plaintiff the authority to do this." Quoted from the courts decision in First National Bank of Montgomery v. Jerome Daly, December 9, 1968.

Now I ask you, if someone doesn't lend you something, and that something they didn't lend you didn't belong to them, are you still obligated to repay them?

Have I finally got you confused?

It is really very simple. Banks don't lend money; and, what they do do, is illegal. They create money out of thin air.

7. It gets collection agencies off your back.

Most people are intimidated by collection agencies. Once you have had the opportunity to read the information on our website you'll be chomping at the bit waiting for a collection agency to call so you can kick some butt.

8. It gets collection attorneys off your back.

See #7.

9. It puts more money back into your pockets.

Add up all of your monthly credit card payments. Would having this money available for living expenses make life a little easier?

10. It gives you control over your finances.

If you are like most of us when we were overwhelmed with credit card debt, we didn't have control of our finances. Our finances controlled us. We were constantly robbing Peter to pay Paul. We lived from day to day wondering what would happen next. It doesn't have to be this way.

11. It lets you stop making those miserable payments. What more needs to be said?

12. It lets you stop making bankers rich.

According to "Modern Money Mechanics" above, banks don't lend their own money, they create it, then they expect you to repay this free money along with an exorbitant amount of interest. Sound fair to you?

13. There's no consolidation.

Consolidation is not necessarily all that it is suppose to be. I have read several articles where people consolidated, made the payments, then found out the money was not applied to the actual credit card account.

In other cases the money was applied to credit cards but the bank only suspended the high interest rates and penalties during the payment period. Once the payments were completed, the bank wanted the balance.

In another article I recently read it stated that only about 2% of the people who start consolidation finish it. The rest stop making payments for one reason or another and are then just out the money they have paid the consolidation company. The deal with the bank is off so all interest, fees, and penalties become retroactive. The bank starts to collect the debt. Which is now 2 to 3 times larger than when you started.

14. There's no negotiation.

This is not necessarily bad. If you can negotiate from a position of strength. Which, several of our members have done. They were willing to pay a few cents on the dollar to guarantee the bank went away on their terms.

15. There's no refinancing.

See consolidation above.

16. There's no bankruptcy.

If you own a house or want to keep your car, or something else of value this is not necessarily a good option. I have spoken with many people that have been forced to sell their house, cars, etc. to satisfy the banks. The bankruptcy trustee represents the banks; not you. The judge will follow the trustee; not you.

17. There's no attorney fees.

To me, this is our best advantage. The attorneys make nothing.

18. There are no limits on the number of cards you can eliminate.

Many programs limit the number of credit cards or the total amount of debt, we do neither.

19. You learn how the banking system really works.

When you have knowledge, you have power. Our information empowers you.

20. It gives you the knowledge and confidence to deal with banks, collection agencies, and collection attorneys.

See #19.

21. You know what is going on since you are in control of the process.

You control everything. Do do what is in your best interest, not ours.

22. There are very limited additional expense beyond membership fees.

You will have the cost of notarization and certified mailing for each card. Maybe an additional $8 per card. Not to bad?

23. You can't lose with our guarantee.

Use our information, show us you followed our instructions, if it doesn't work just like we say, we'll give you your money back.

24. You get lifetime membership.

Speaks for itself.

25. You get lifetime support.

Again, speaks for itself.

26. It is the most affordable information and process available.

Most information providers are charging thousands of dollars and limiting the number of cards or the total amount of debt, we do neither and charge a whole lot less.

27. Your membership can be absolutely free.

Use your imagination. Charge your membership fees to a credit card you plan to eliminate and let the bank pay for your membership. Poetic justice.


"The beginning of knowledge is the discovery of something we do not understand."

Frank Herbert



"Knowledge will forever govern ignorance: and a People who mean to be their own governours, must arm themselves with the power which knowledge gives."

James Madison to W.T. Barry, August 4, 1822.



How it works...

Its just a matter of law.

The most important fact — not an opinion, but a fact — every valid, legal, enforceable contract must have 5 essential elements.

  1. Competent parties
  2. Subject matter
  3. Legal consideration
  4. Mutual agreement
  5. Mutual obligations

According to all the courts in all the land, if just one of these elements is missing, the contract is invalid, illegal, and unenforceable.

If you properly analyze any credit card agreement you will find that it lacks at least 2 of these mandatory elements: mutual obligations and legal consideration.

Now you're probably wondering, if the agreements are invalid, illegal, and unenforceable, why haven't the courts stricken them down?

They have.

Its just that court decisions are different than laws passed by state legislatures or Congress. A court will only make a decision about what is before it. If the case is only arguing the arbitration clause, that's all the court will address. In addition, its decision only effects that cardholder and that bank. The case would have to be appealed up to the state Appellate or Supreme Court to have effect on every member of the state. Something smart bankers don't usually do.

When they have, they've lost.

That's why most banks no longer attempt to force their bogus arbitration clauses on people. Its been ruled unenforceable in too many courts.

What the bankers don't want you to know...

The exact same arguments used to invalidate the arbitration clause can be used to invalidate the entire agreement.

If this is done, the entire agreement is unenforceable and the cardholder no longer has to make any payments. The agreement and the debt are void.

Even more importantly, courts cannot afford to play games with contract law. If they even hint at allowing weak, invalid contracts to stand, they'll destroy their state's economy. People will tell you that money makes the world go round, and it is probably true. But, strong contract law makes the money go round.

Weaken the law, lose the money. Just ask the people of Zimbabwe and Venezuela.

Don't take my word for it...

Mutual Obligations

Here's a clause from the agreement of a major credit card bank:

Changes in Terms. We may add to, remove, amend or change any part or provision of this Agreement...
Account Closure and Suspension of Credit Privileges. "We may, at any time, with or without cause, with or without advance notice, and regardless of the existence or non-existence of a default under this Agreement, cancel the account and/or temporarily or permanently suspend your credit privileges under this Agreement."

Does that sound like the bank is obligated to any particular provision of its agreement? Does it sound like it has to stand behind any of its promises?

Here's what the courts have said about mutual obligations:

"Mutuality of contract means that an obligation must rest on each party to do or permit to be done something in consideration of the act or promise of the other; that is, neither party is bound unless both are bound; a contract that leaves it entirely optional with one of the parties as to whether or not he will perform his promise would not be binding on the other." THE MONEY PLACE, LLC v BARNES, 01-1361_S.W.3d_.
"Unless a contract is binding on both parties it is not binding on either." Rehm-Zeiher Co. v. FG Walker Co. 156 Ky. 6, 160 SW 777 (Ky. 1913)
"As we have said, it is a fundamental principle of law that there must be mutuality in every contract. If one of the parties is not bound, then the other is not." Steinwender-Stoffregen Coffee Co. v. Guenther Grocery Co. 26 Ky. L.R. 270.

When the bank can change the terms at will, renege on its promises at will, the agreement lacks mutual obligation. Its unenforceable.

Here's the catch. The bankers have asked their Congress to change the law regarding credit card agreements. In the not to distant future, mutuality may not apply to credit card agreements. You might want to take advantage of this law while it still exists.

Illegal Consideration

Pursuant to Title 12, Section 24, Seventh banks are not authorized by law to lend credit. The lending of credit is not included in the list of incidental powers authorized by Congress.

All credit card banks admit on their websites that they lend credit. They lend credit cards. We know they are only lending the card because it states on the back of the card something similar to: This card remains the property of issuing bank. Or, it will make this or a similar statement in its Agreement.

People then take these credit cards to a merchant and use the credit card bank's credit to buy things. When a merchant accepts a credit card, it isn't accepting the credit of the cardholder. It is accepting the credit of the bank.

Here's what the courts have said about banks lending credit:

“. . . the bank is allowed to lend money upon personal security; but it must be money that it loans, not its credit.” Seligman v. Charlottesville Nat. Bank, 3 Hughes 647, Fed Case No.12, 642, 1039.
“If any part of the consideration for a promise be illegal, or if there are several considerations for an unseverable promise one of which is illegal, the promise, whether written or oral, is wholly void, as it is impossible to say what part or which one of the considerations induced the promise.” Menominee River Co. v. Augustus Spies L & C Co., 147 Wis 559, 572; 132 NW 1122
“In the federal courts, it is well established that a national bank has not power to lend its credit to another by becoming surety, indorser, or guarantor for him.” Farmers and Miners Bank v. Bluefield Nat ‘l Bank, 11 F 2d 83, 271 U.S. 669.
“A national bank has no power to lend its credit to any person or corporation.” Bowen v. Needles Nat. Bank, 94 F 925, 36 CCA 553, certiorari denied in 20 S.Ct 1024, 176 US 682, 44 LED 637.
“It is not within those statutory powers for a national bank, even though solvent, to lend its credit to another in any of the various ways in which that might be done.” Federal Intermediate Credit Bank v. L ‘Herrison, 33 F 2d 841, 842 (1929).

Banks lending credit is no different than banks selling cocaine. They are both illegal and any agreements involving either are unenforceable.

In the case of mortgage foreclosure you have one additional bullet. Make them prove they actually own the note. Demand they bring forth the original note. Something they are finding almost impossible to do with all the buying and selling of "Mortgage Backed Securities."

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The Competition...

According to the American Bankruptcy Institute there were 2,039,214 people who filed for bankruptcy in 2005. That number dropped to 597,965 in 2006 and 822,590 in 2007. Reason, the law was changed effective October 2005. Congress made it harder for you and I to qualify for bankruptcy. But, if we could, we would have to fork over at least $1,500 to an attorney. Most attorneys now charge over $2,500 for a simple bankruptcy filing.

Also, you'll be placing your future in the hands of a judge. Something I prefer not to do. Ask any "honest" attorney, they will tell you, you can never be certain how a judge will rule. With the Congress changing the bankruptcy laws to make it harder for you to liquidate your debt, the chances of a favorable ruling decrease.

In addition, once you have paid the attorney, he/she probably won't make a refund if the judge's decision is not in your favor. Of course, with bankruptcy, you have the stigma attached to your credit report for ten (10) years. Nothing much you can do to get rid of it.

There is also no absolute guarantee with bankruptcy. There is nothing to preclude the bank or any creditor from filing suit sometime down the line to overturn or void the bankruptcy courts decision.


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There are also other people out there offering the same or similar information and services as us. I have listened to the sales pitch of two of these businesses. I received their names via email. There is a third one I found on the Internet. There site is packed with great information. I suggest you visit it: NoMoreDebt.cc. I cannot recommend their process since I don't know what they do or how they do it. But, the information on their website is excellent.

The first pitch I listened to offered their education phase for a mere $1,280.00, on multiple CD's. Once you had familiarized yourself with this information you were ready to move on to eliminating credit card debt. The first credit card will cost you $800.00 and each additional credit card will cost you $300.00. With their program they write the letters/notices for you. Email them to you and let you cut and paste the letter into your word processor, reformat, print out, sign and mail.

The second pitch I listened to, offered to eliminate bank credit card debt, maximum six (6) cards to a maximum of $100,000. They furnish you with the letters and forms. You customize them for your needs. All this for a mere $3,000, up front. They do not accept credit cards for payment. They also turn your account over to a credit report specialist to clean up the report once you have submitted all the letters and forms. I don't know if they charge additional for this service or if it is included in the $3,000.00.

The third company offers a great service. It is, however, expensive. Well over $3000. The biggest problem I found with their site, I was unable to contact them for additional information or a quote.

Just recently I was sent a link to: http://www.relief2day.net/. This gentleman actually purchases your debt then does the discharge himself. Needless to say, it is expensive.

But, it may be what you're looking for.

Why they charge so much...

Attorneys charge so much because they suffer from delusions of grandeur. They actually think they are worth what they charge. Of course, if they charged what they are worth, they would all starve. Now there's an idea.

As for the other businesses, I can only speculate.

I do know, when someone else does the paperwork for you, it can be expensive. You have to have employees. These employees need office space, equipment, salaries, benefits, etc. Guess who gets to pay for all of this...

From listening to the presentations it appears they have set up their programs to look like they are actually doing the work for you. To make you feel like they are actually holding your hand through the process. Making their services feel more personal.

We offer the same personal service.

We are helpful, supportive, and informative.

We give you all the information you need that guides you step by step through the process.

We make it as easy as possible for you to complete the notices correctly, accurately, and professionally with our copy and paste forms.

We are available via our support forum to answer your questions and give you moral support, when you need it. All questions are answered with in twelve hours of submission.

Plus: we offer one more step that the others don't. This step makes our process more ethical and honest. It also makes it virtually impossible for the banks to come back at you latter, and win. With this one additional step the banks dig themselves a hole they can't get out of.

Is our program worth the same $3,000?

Yes!

Our program is worth every penny our competitors charge. Probably more. We've just found a less expensive way to help you.

Do we charge $3,000?

No!

If you sent me your information and I spent my time filling out your forms, mailing your forms, talking to your creditors, etc. I would charge you at least $3000, probably more. Its grunt work. I don't like grunt work.

Instead, we furnish the forms, the knowledge, the process, and the support and let you fill out your forms, mail your forms, talk to your creditors, etc. You do the grunt work. In exchange, we give you a great big discount.

It's also a matter of logic and economics. We figure, if you are visiting our site and considering using our process, chances are, you don't have a wheel barrow full of money sitting around. Chances are, most, if not all, of your credit cards are close to or completely maxed out. So, where are you going to get $3000?

So, if you're willing to do the simple but necessary grunt work, we can save you a lot of money. We can get you started eliminating debt now, not $3000 in the future.

Most importantly, we are always available to answer your questions, give you guidance and offer you moral support. We're with you through entire elimination process.

Last but not least, you actually learn how and what to do. You're taking responsibility for your actions, for yourself.


Hi

I am to the collection segment on 5 credit cards. Discover, Citibank, MBNA , Juniper and Chase Manhattan. I have been notified by one law firm. All others are still in the collections dept of the banks. All accounts have been sent notices of default. It has been a very enlightening and educational process. Thank you so much for your study and willingness to share your knowledge with others. I had heard about the $3000.00 program but it was entirely out of my reach. Yours has been great!

J.O.



Jim;

Thank you so much for this. So far, I still haven't received any response from any of the credit card banks that I sent the documents to in March, but it's good to know that an effective recourse like this is available should it ever be needed. BTW, I have lurked on other discussion boards of similar programs and no one provides the support and detailed assistance that you do. Thanks for all that you do for the members!

CTR58



Who can benefit from our program?

Anyone who wants to know the truth about banks and credit cards and how to deal with them from a position of strength.

Anyone who has a credit card and wants to stop making payments.

Anyone who's being hounded by creditors and doesn't know what to do.

Anyone who's being hounded by collection agencies or collection attorneys and needs help fighting them.

Anyone who's facing a law suit over a credit card debt. They're easily beatable if you're willing to fight.

Anyone who's in a law suit but hasn't received a final judgment and wants help fighting the beast.

Anyone who's been in a law suit and has already received a final judgment and wants help getting it reversed.

Anyone who wants to be debt free!


Jim, my sister and I talked about doing our own program and being your competition!!! Seriously, if it hadn't been for all your great info, all the posts over the last year, and doing a lot of our own research, we wouldn't have a clue as to how to deal with these low life bottom feeders.

I am currently going thru 2 suits, my mother is going thru one, and now my sister has another one to deal with. I think the key is keeping after them just like you suggest. They don't show up because they know they can't support their case because it is full of lies and bullshit. And they aren't going to bother with people like us that are Irish and are pissed off. My advice is to not get discouraged, don't give up, don't get itimidated, and hang on like a pit bull. When they figure out it's not a walk in the park, they will be the ones to give in.

Thank you for all the hard work you have done to help all of us and for all the great letters and motions. Your program is worth 10 times what we paid for it. (by the way, I had already gotten into the 3k program before I found you- your info is lots better)

pudgiepupppy


How long does the process take?

Depending upon how quickly you get started, how the banks respond, and other factors which we have no control over, any where from 12 to 24 months - generally.

Here's what members say about our information...


Dear Jim,

I had originally subscribed back in January, 2003.

HowToGetRidOf.com worked to rid me of a mountain of cc debt.

But unfortunately the cycle has repeated itself where I find myself again drowning in a new ocean of CC debt, this time even worse than before as now I can't even pay my mortgage.

I have ignored the collectors for almost a year out of share laziness to do anything, but now it's getting more serious and I must begin my offensive. It's been about 2 years since I last even logged into www.milktoast.info...

moshiach
7/22/08


I have been using Jim's information for going on 3 years. I had 16 Visa / Mastercards including a Discover to the tune of $100,000.

Only 2 out of the 16 have taken me to court... Like it says in there somewhere... "don't expect to win in lower court" (lawyers and judges) are CROOKS!!!!

The first court case I lost because I just ignored the fact, and never appeared so they got a default judgment. I have since sent Jim's latest Collection Default and Estoppel to them, and they don't bother me any more!!!

The second court case, I followed through with, and went for a Motion to dismiss because the collection atty didn't have a qualified witness to justify the debt... that was denied... summary judgment in the Plaintiff's favor. Filed the latest Collection Default and Estoppel to them, and they removed it from all of my credit reports completely deleted!!!!

This latest latest Collection Default and Estoppel letter has 1000 times more than platinum, I'm in the process of filing it with the rest of the cards / collections.

Living on CASH is not so bad... It just takes a lot of discipline.

Thanks Jim for all of your platinum information.

mgruber01
December 28, 2007


Dear Jim

Just bought your package. I've got to say, I'm thrilled with your package. The forms make this whole thing a quick and easy process.

Steve - Ark.


Wednesday September 5, 2007

Jim,

I received good news in the mail today. Plaintiff filed a voluntary motion to dismiss which has been granted.

This suit must be costing them more than they're willing to risk. I think plaintiff was appraising its claim and action toward defendants.

Plaintiff denied all the admissions, but asked for more time on the requested documents.

In the beginning they probably thought we wouldn't fight back. More than likely we wouldn't have if we hadn't discovered your website and signed up for your program.

My wife and I have received a very rewarding education about the subject matter on your website.

euragge


I've subscribed to several DE programs and I'd have to say this one is the best,

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If you think you are outclassed, you are,
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You've got to be sure of yourself before
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Life's battles don't always go
To the stronger or faster man,
But soon or late the man who wins
Is the man WHO THINKS HE CAN!

Here's what you need to do next...

Choose:

You can continue paying money you don't owe and go broke.

You can get a debt counseling/negotiation company to help you negotiate a discount on the money you don't owe, and go broke slower.

You can use the information above. Do your own research and create your own documents and save a lot of money but spend a lot of time, and maybe do it all wrong, or...

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