Re: commercial liens

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Hi Bruce,

I have a few questions for you. Please contact me at dan@debt-
annihilation.com at your earliest convenience. I am working on
enforcement of three commercial liens, or monetization and working
with a central bank currently. The face value of the liens is just
under $40 million.

Cheers,
Dan

On 5/13/12, Candy Arreche wrote:
> Bruce:
> Please contact me I need help in doing a commercial lien ASAP!!!
> It is against a bank who closed my business account for no reason,
> we never had charge backs, nor bad checks and always kept a balance
> of $5,000. An employed who moved to Texas told us it was because of
> the managers error, she thiught we were Raspa y Gana, a gambling bus
> when we are Scratch and Give, Raspa y Dona; and shut our account
> because of this. He tells us that she is annoyed because I wrote to
> the Pres of Scotia in Canada explaining everything. He opened the
> account again and she closed it 8 more times until it remained
> closed. This caused us serious problems, loss of merchant account,
> negative Chex due to closed account and problems with everyone due
> to the closed account checks.
> Please call me tomorrow after 9AM at 787-758-8647 or cel 787-600-
> 6301
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> Thanks Candy
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> On 12/24/08, Bruce wrote:
>> Why does someone ask about court Judgment here as these liens once
>> it goes beyond the first 21-30 days are then beyond court, that is
>> if done properly. Want some help? I have one against an oil
>> company that even the IRS says is valid and the company can not
>> get out of it. Let me know as I have plenty of experience in these
>> things, though each situation varies and how to do it in the best
>> manner possible requires study and some work, but I see no
>> problem. Forget courts but even if you lost in court which is
>> typical if your the little guy going up against a big corporation,
>> you could develop a commercial lien and liquidate assets to pay
>> the acquired lien debt off. The bottom line is to be reasonable
>> and not weild the liens power, give plenty of Notice, Grace and
>> opportunity to cure, but eventually do as the did in Rome as you
>> are essentially in the same system under the Law Merchant.
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>> In law there is always a way, always a remedy and just follow the
>> maxim and Stay last on the battle feild as he who departs first
>> loses.
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>> Common Law copyrighting the name of the strawman is also a must,
>> but give permission in blue ink for the name to be used by the
>> respondant, though others will be less apt to aid the respondant
>> and violate the copyright Notification and face the fines and
>> added damages, tyhis gives you some extra force, you need to use
>> everything possible and give away no jurisdiction while insuring
>> they will take the hit and assent then falling under the doctrines
>> of laches and estopple, thus barring court forevermore.
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>> Your wording is most important but a simple letter-affidavit can
>> begin the process. Keep the tracer flag and say Commercial
>> Affidavit of Notice, Demand, & Obligation is an "instrument" under
>> [15 USC-A Security]( A tracer flag not a point of law, so you have
>> federal clout all the way. You are clearing the way for the Carbon
>> the IRS so they can catch a piece of the excess, but make sure you
>> have a security agreement and peace treaty on file, then you are
>> your own country and have superseded even the constitution, as
>> well as all statute(s), codes, rules and regulations, they are
>> then under the color of these but not the sovereign. Merry
>> Christmas to all.
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>> Respectfully yours,
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>> Bruce, UCC 1-207
>> without prejudice,
>> All rights reserved
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>> Bruce, UCC 1-207
>> Without prejudice
>> All rights reserved
>>
>> On 6/02/08, Doug Going wrote:
>>> On 2/11/06, sharwinston wrote:
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>>> Yes, I have. In fact I have one for 14 mill that is up for
>>> sale.
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>>>> Need more info.
>>>> Have you already obtained a court judgment? or
>>>> Are you a contractor who did work on the business' property
>>>> and the business has failed to pay you for your work?
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>>>> On 2/10/06, annie d. wrote:
>>>>> Is it possible to file a commercial lien against a company
>>>>> or corporation? (i.e. retail stores, grocery, or department
>>>>> stores.)

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