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24th November 2010, 05:59 PM
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From: John Tanis <johntanis50@yahoo.com>
To: RedemptionByMethod@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wed, November 24, 2010 8:20:53 PM
Subject: Re: [RedemptionByMethod] FEDERAL RESERVE BANK PUBLIC WINDOW
I didn't hear any of that. What I heard was he said to take your already recorded mortgage, (if you don't have the original then get a certified copy from the recorded) then tape a dollar bill to a cover sheet, use the broken lines like you do with the certified mail strip number and write the serial number off the dollar bill between the broken lines, then have the recorder RERECORD the original or certified copy. The dollar is proof of lawful consideration.
The other part he talked about was the one dollar bill is a bank note if you look at the seal. All the other denominations are just federal reserve notes. WHEN they revalue the currency the $10, $20, $50 and $100 federal reserve note will be worth the same value as the one dollar bank note. After they revalue the currency you have to go to a federal reserve bank window to exchange the one dollar bills for the new one dollar bills where the current one dollar bills will retain its one dollar value. The $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 federal reserve note will all be worth $1 of new currency.
So if for example some rich dude had say, $1,000,000 in cash in $100 federal reserve notes he will get $10,000 back in the new currency, where if you had $10,000 in one dollar bills you would get back $10,000 in new currency. Basically, the current one dollar bill being a bank note would retain its one dollar value regardless of how much they devalue the current currency. All the other denominations are just federal reserve notes that will be drastically devalued.
So if this is true then you want to obtain as many one dollar bills as you can so when they do revalue the currency you will retain your current spending power and not lose any value.
From: John Tanis <johntanis50@yahoo.com>
To: RedemptionByMethod@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wed, November 24, 2010 8:20:53 PM
Subject: Re: [RedemptionByMethod] FEDERAL RESERVE BANK PUBLIC WINDOW
I didn't hear any of that. What I heard was he said to take your already recorded mortgage, (if you don't have the original then get a certified copy from the recorded) then tape a dollar bill to a cover sheet, use the broken lines like you do with the certified mail strip number and write the serial number off the dollar bill between the broken lines, then have the recorder RERECORD the original or certified copy. The dollar is proof of lawful consideration.
The other part he talked about was the one dollar bill is a bank note if you look at the seal. All the other denominations are just federal reserve notes. WHEN they revalue the currency the $10, $20, $50 and $100 federal reserve note will be worth the same value as the one dollar bank note. After they revalue the currency you have to go to a federal reserve bank window to exchange the one dollar bills for the new one dollar bills where the current one dollar bills will retain its one dollar value. The $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 federal reserve note will all be worth $1 of new currency.
So if for example some rich dude had say, $1,000,000 in cash in $100 federal reserve notes he will get $10,000 back in the new currency, where if you had $10,000 in one dollar bills you would get back $10,000 in new currency. Basically, the current one dollar bill being a bank note would retain its one dollar value regardless of how much they devalue the current currency. All the other denominations are just federal reserve notes that will be drastically devalued.
So if this is true then you want to obtain as many one dollar bills as you can so when they do revalue the currency you will retain your current spending power and not lose any value.