Oh No! Look Who’s Not Happy
About Debt Elimination
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Like thousands of individuals, you stumbled upon at
DebtErasure.com because you are in debt and you are searching
for debt
help and fast answers. And not just any fast answers, but
ones that provide you with genuine help. Prior to arriving
here, you’ve may have performed online searches and come across
numerous
debt solutions. They go by various names; Debt Counseling,
Debt Elimination, Debt Management, Debt Termination, Debt
Settlement and Debt
Consolidation just to name a few. In this session, we have
a warning about the highly touted debt elimination
programs/plans. These debt elimination programs are all over
the Internet, so pay attention…
BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20551
DIVISION OF BANKING
SUPERVISION AND REGULATION
SR 04-3
January 28, 2004
TO THE OFFICER IN CHARGE OF SUPERVISION AND
APPROPRIATE SUPERVISORY AND EXAMINATION STAFF AT EACH FEDERAL
RESERVE BANK AND DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN BANKING ORGANIZATIONS
SUPERVISED BY THE FEDERAL RESERVE
SUBJECT: Debt Elimination
Shams
Board staff has become aware of various illegal schemes
being offered to the public that purport to eliminate
outstanding debt through the use of specially prepared
documents. The organizers of these schemes concoct specious
legal documents based on the borrower's debt, which are then
presented to the borrower's bank, mortgage company, finance
company, or other lending institution in an attempt to satisfy
the debt. The shams are reminiscent of the tax protesters' tax
evasion schemes seen throughout the 1990s.
The information in the first paragraph should have been
enough to convince anyone in debt to wake up and smell the
smoke. The writing is on the wall; debt elimination is on fire
and if you attempt to use it as a tool to get out of debt, you
will most likely get burned!
The purported legal documents used in the current scams
include fake financial instruments that claim to eliminate the
borrower's debt obligation. The instruments usually question
the authenticity of financial obligations, and often refer to a
specific government agency (such as the Federal Reserve) in an
attempt to support their claims. Some of the literature seen by
Board staff questions the legitimacy of the Federal Reserve and
the validity of United States currency. The literature may
selectively cite from passages of government publications,
statements by politicians, constitutional provisions, court
decisions, various statutes, and private newsletters to support
claims and to ultimately conclude that a specific government
agency sanctions these debt elimination programs. For example,
some of the documents specifically refer to the elimination of
debt through the use of a "Federal Reserve approved"
procedure.
Debt
elimination programs that claim Federal Reserve approval or
acquiescence and the satisfaction of legitimate debts through
the presentation of suspicious documents are totally bogus. The
Federal Reserve does not approve and is in no way involved in
any program aimed at eliminating anyone's debt obligations.
Do you realize how
brazen these bogus debt counseling agencies and companies have
to be to use a government agency to bolster their
sham?
PLEASE NOTE Two Key Points: this continues on Part 2 and my
comments are highlighted in yellow.
Oh No! Look Who’s Not
Happy About Debt Elimination (Part 2)
William Phillips brings a degree in economics and an
unwavering passion to help fellow Americans come from under the
clutches of debt. He believes that with the right debt advice
or debt counseling, anyone can recover from the stresses of
being overwhelmed with credit card bills and other debts.
For more information on this topic or any other issue
related to getting out of debt, living debt free, debt
management, debt relief, the Fair Debt
Collection Practices Act and stopping debt collectors in
their tracks, please visit www.DebtErasure.com
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