How To Blow Up The Banks & Credit Card Companies: Demand Your Original Letter Of Indebtedness

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If you are locked into the debt cycle take a moment to read the following letters and decide for yourself whether or not your banksters still hold your original instrument of indebtedness.  Then follow the concept outlined in these documents EXACTLY and never back down! 

This process is for credit card debt, mortgage debt and most court orders to pay. 

Foreword:

1. This process will not work with private lenders because in most cases they can and will produce the original instrument of indebtedness (the original contract).

2. If you receive any communication from a collection agency or lawyer representing the financial institution, you should follow the concepts outlined in the following letters but ONLY in direct correspondence with the financial institution. NEVER respond to a lawyer or collection agency with anything other than the concept outlined in Letter 4.

LETTER NUMBER 1: Letter 1 is an exercise in equity. It is for use with just about any type of financial obligation issued by a licensed financial institution eg. mortgage, credit card, bank loan etc. (Does not work if the loan is from a “private” source). *The original instrument of indebtedness refers to the original contract we signed with the bank where we promised to "pay".

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Comments

[TR]

Wonder if the SHEEPLE will take action?

[josie]

Here's an idea. Do not use credit cards and buy sh!t you cannot afford and become indebted to these banksters. Saves time and letter-size paper costs...

"Neither a borrower nor a lender be..."--Bill S. from his work Hamlet (Act I, Scene III, as spoken by Polonius)

[jack nichols]

screw the banksters!!! Every time I see that regular folks are sticking it to the banksters I am very happy. I would love to see the banks collapse once and for all and any one that tries to make that happen is an American Hero

[Ron Paul 2012!]

We basically did this in 2008. I didn't know anything about Common Law back then, but we paid a lawyer in Houston $400 to get rid of $20k in credit card debt. I know he followed a very similar strategy, because he gave us a script to follow while talking to them on the phone on what to say, and what not to say. GL

[John Mnemonic]

I would like to see some evidence on this strategy. Seems like this is a regurgitated post all over the internet. Some real documented examples of success would be great.