Response to Ann Minch's Call for A Debtors' Revolt
Uploader Comments (DebtNavigation)
Top Comments
-
CHASE is the WORST. Taking taxpayers money and more than doubling our minimum payments from 2-5%.
FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS USE CHASE CREDIT.
OK PLEASE POST/REPOST - pass it on
-
You are wrong in your understandings..I followed the rules,I paid my bills on time,for years and the same thing happened to me.
All Comments (42)
-
...in my power to bring it down. Slaving 5 to enjoy 2? WTF? That's backwards if you ask me. No I don't believe in hard work. It's bullshit and you die at the end anyway. Like I say: "I love hard work. I can watch it all day long." If you have a third party debt collector telling you that you owe him money tell him to prove it. You have no contract with a third party interloper. Google 'debt buyer'. Educate yourself. The whole system is voluntary. Stop volunteering.
-
It's your signature that allows commerce to access your birth certificate (another security). Stop signing stuff and it's GAME OVER! Oh, and if the birth certificate has no value, then why is it when you get a certified copy that it is printed on bank note (bond) paper? This money scam is the most heinous fraud ever perpetrated upon mankind. I don't remember asking to be born into this system and if I did, I certainly don't recall it. That said, while I'm here I'm going to do everything...
-
All these guys are in on the scam and have no clue as to how the whole thing really works. It's all about contracts. When you sign a contract for a mortgage or a credit card, it's not really a contract. A contract requires the signatures of both parties. What happens when you fill out a credit application is regardless of whether or not it's approved, it is still securitized and the 'lender' makes money from YOUR signature...
-
@TheCommonManUSA The collectors are the ones doing the profiting. My book gives details about how to deal with them on a more level playing field. You can see every other page of it on Scribd ... nobody else gives the ordinary debtor the inside details I do--my book picks up where they leave off and leave their readers hanging. The video you're commenting on was produced before Ann and I began collaborating (notes were added). For the moment though she is not making new videos, etc.
-
@TheCommonManUSA A revolt can be the beginning of a revolution, but the definition of revolt includes the word "attempt" and implies lack of success or at least uncertainty as to future outcome. Ann and I have collaborated, and she has received a percentage of the early sales of the e-book. We may collaborate again in the future. I'm hoping the profit motive hasn't become a crime in this country. If it has, then we're all done for. Adhering to the party line would have assured my book's success.
-
@SCLARK2112 This solves part of the problem, except that even our currency is controlled by a criminal bank known as the FED. It's a rigged game and they can screw you even if you pay in cash only thru the hidden tax of inflation by printing as much money as they want. But I'm sure you know that already.
I take great offense at how the banks have been treating joe sixpack for the last couple decades. I see them as the biggest evil present in the world today, getting rich by offering hope to those who have none. I have no idea if the book this guy is hawking is any good, nor do I ever intend on paying to find out. If he really wanted to help the people that need help, then release the book freely. Don't just tell people they have a way out of their crippling hardcore debts, for just a few dollars
monkeytrumpet11 1 year ago
@monkeytrumpet11 You can read every other page of the book for free on scribd.com ... then you'll know whether you want to buy it.
DebtNavigation 1 year ago
can you get fired for putting the company you work for on your bankruptcy?
TheHotpoet 2 years ago
It's going to depend on the laws of the state you live in and perhaps on union rules if you're unionized, but my guess would be yes, in most cases they have a right to dump you if you include them in your bankruptcy.
DebtNavigation 2 years ago