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Dear
Reader,
There are two ways to deal with this
addiction.
The banker's way. Slow, easy, withdrawal:
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don't lie... |
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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 |
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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 |
Or, cold turkey.
That's right - eliminate all your credit card
debts in 30 days or less.
Ask any
addict...
The slow, easy, withdrawal method doesn't work.
Its designed to fail.
I know. I've beaten booze, cigarettes, and credit
cards. The only thing that worked - cold turkey.
To beat an addiction requires two things:
- The absolute desire to stop doing what you're
doing; and
- The willingness to do what ever it takes.
You have to be willing to put yourself in a
position of no return. You either succeed - or else.
Anything less and you're just fooling yourself.
You're playing into the bank's hands. The bankers depend on relapse. That's why
they go along with negotiation, consolidation, and other half-way measures.
They want you back.
A banker's
world...
What kind of world do we presently live in? Just
take a look around...
- The U.S. economy has ground to a standstill
and the stock market is stuck in quicksand.
- The credit markets have dried up, and even our
largest banks are teetering on the brink of disaster.
- The equity in your home - most people's #1
source of savings and wealth - is dwindling by the day. And despite the steady
stream of pro-dollar B.S. flowing from the Fed, the value of your money is
tanking too.
- The number of unemployed Americans is heading
toward Depression-era levels, and personal and corporate bankruptcies are
setting all-time record highs with each passing month.
- Gasoline, natural gas, and electricity prices
are sky-high and roaring higher. And every trip to the grocery store costs you
more than the last one did.
- Consumer confidence is cratering... prospects
and customers are curtailing discretionary purchases and beginning to watch
every penny as if it were their last... and retail sales at all but discount
stores are plunging.
- Two major financial institutions - Merrill
Lynch and the Royal Bank of Scotland - just issued frank, blatant, in-your-face
warnings that the global economy and world stock markets WILL suffer a major
meltdown in the next 90 days.
- And if all that isn't enough cause for concern,
we have not one but two economic ignoramuses running for president, pitching
spending schemes that historically have proven to be recipes for financial
catastrophe.
Is this the kind of dependent - addicted - world
you want to live in? Leave your kids?
ITS
TIME TO BREAK THE CREDIT CARD ADDICTION
Have you seen...
Have you seen the television commercial where
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They show a lot of older people tooling around in
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What they don't tell you, these wheelchairs can
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Instead, they tell you that 9 out of 10 people pay
little or nothing for there power wheelchairs. So why not call and see if you
qualify.
What this company has done is build a very
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effort, and money to research literally thousands of pages of Medicare law and
found a legal way to get the government or other insurance to pay for it.
Smart.
They've done the research that 99.9% of their
customers would never do on their own. They've done the really hard work so
their customers wouldn't have to. All their customers have to do is enjoy the
benefits.
We've done the same thing for
you...
We've researched the law and found ways for you to
legally, ethically, and morally eliminate your credit card debt. Not pay it
off. Not negotiate or consolidate it. Eliminate it. Completely.
What we've done doesn't take a law degree. It
doesn't take a lot of intelligence. It just takes a lot of time. Something most
hard working Americans don't have a lot of.
We've made it as simple as possible for you. We
furnish you with instructions, all the documents you'll need. All you have to
do is personalize them. If you have questions, we have a support forum - just
for you.
We make it so simple anyone can do it...
How it works...
What we found is quite interesting.
The most important fact not an opinion, but
a fact that we found - every valid, legal, enforceable contract must
have 5 essential elements.
- Competent parties
- Subject matter
- Legal consideration
- Mutual agreement
- 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.
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 is
unenforceable.
Why do the bankers keep up the
scam...
Because they can...
Do you or anyone you know understand contract law?
Read and understand court cases?
Its called ignorance.
What you don't know won't hurt the bankers.
The bankers know that their contracts are presumed
valid unless you contest them. If the contract is contested, it is the
responsibility of the bank to prove its valid. You don't have to prove
squat.
They also know that not 1 in a 1,000,000 Americans
have a clue what's going on. They know they can even sue most cardholders and
the morons won't even show up for court, the bank wins by default. Most of
those who do show up, don't have a clue what they're doing.
That's why most banks won't sue our members. They
don't want to confront someone who knows what to do and how.
All in all, the odds are in the bank's favor.
Then there's Money!
When you consider Americans now think they owe an
estimated $1 Trillion to credit card banks - well - the interest alone is worth
the risk. What little risk there is...
What can you
do...
You pretty much have two choices. Keep getting
screwed by the bankers or remove your head from where the sun don't shine and
stand up for legal rights.
All it takes is our information and a little
moxie.
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The central bank is an institution of the
most deadly hostility existing against the Principles and form of our
Constitution. I am an Enemy to all banks discounting bills or notes for
anything but Coin. If the American People allow private banks to control the
issuance of their currency, first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks
and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the People of all
their Property until their Children will wake up homeless on the continent
their Fathers conquered. - Thomas Jefferson - Author, Declaration of
Independence - 3rd. President of the United States |
Who can we
help...
If your accounts are still with the bank, we'll
show how to contest and amend the agreement. Put the bank between a rock and a
hard spot. Over 98% of the time, notices to the bank is all it takes. They'll
still disagree with you - but they won't do anything but disagree.
If your accounts have been turned over to
collection agencies, we'll show you how to deal with them. Set them up so they
go away. Again, a simple set of notices is all it takes - 98% of the time.
If your already being sued, we'll show you how to
defend yourself and win. You don't have to be a door mat to some collection
attorney.
If you've already been sued and lost - we'll show
you how to re-open the case and fight back.
If you're ready to stand up for your legal rights
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For how long:
- Twelve months for only $197
Hint: Put your membership fees on a
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freedom.
Final
thought...
There is an ancient Chinese proverb: "Knowing and
not doing is the same as not knowing." You have your plan. You know what to do.
Now is the time to act.
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Respectfully,
A Satisfied
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