Sunday, 28 December 2014

Gas, Water & Electric are FREE


This subject (pre-paid accounts available to every citizen to dip into) is as controversial as the idea of paying bills with a promissory note and there is a lot of confusing (perhaps intentional) information that is being peddled out there. Approach with care. Having said that, I have no doubt that Paul genuinely believes in the validity of process he presents here.

Paul Webster appeared on the Vinny Eastwood radio show earlier in 2014 to discuss his ideas. Part 1 is HERE

Sunday, 21 December 2014

How to create your own Promissory Notes by Michael Tellinger


This may work for some people, but never having done this, I can't vouch for its effectiveness. Surely both parties must agree to be bound by this - it cannot be imposed by one party upon another, and the creditor must be certain of the debtor's promise to pay and their ability to pay.

Sunday, 14 December 2014

The Common Law Court of Wales with Mark Ceylon


Pretty decent new-ish UK law radio show from Freedom Talk Radio SETV featuring guest Ceylon from getoutofdebtfree.org

Topics include Council Tax, court stories, utility meters, etc...

Wednesday, 3 December 2014

Monday, 1 December 2014

How to Make a MYSTERY SHOPPER Call - TFI Bunnies


Simon shows how to phone up any bank and ask them for their terms and conditions as applied to say, a mortgage. In the process, he exposes just how much training, or lack of, that the frontline staff are given, when it comes to answering pertinent questions about their products. Now these people are quite blameless, they don't know as much (if anything) about the scams that are being perpetrated by the banking system but their superiors DO. The staff on the phones have to put up with all kinds of crap from the customers (and maybe justifiably so) and have been put into positions where they are effectively committing fraud by proxy for the Top Dogs of their banks who do know that the customers are being ripped off.

Simon reminds them that is is their duty (morally, if nothing else) that if they were to come across fraud in the system, it is their duty to investigate it and if proven, turn in those responsible for the fraud which is being perpetrated on the customers, and the staff themselves by extension.