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International Promissory Note, IPN, Secret Money Species, Pays ALL International Promissory Note, IPN, Secret Money Species, Pays ALL Debts Under Law The International Promissory Note, IPN, the Secret Money Species, has paid off mortgage and other types of debt. As a Processing company, we process your Trust to make you a Private Banker to write the IPN check; your special UCC1 and UCC3; cover letters; and all the support documents with laws to make the banks accept your IPN payoff, set off, and discharge of your Debt. Use One IPN to pay off One account number OR One debt, just like a Bank check you write does. You write the IPN as you would write a check from your checking account but we process it. Your IPN is backed by your Birth Certificate Bond and SS Trust that makes up your HIDDEN pre-paid exempt Reserve account You can get the actual money amount in your Reserve account within 14 days by contacting us today. We are a Documents Processing Company ONLY and not Attorneys. We do not practice law nor give legal advice. This IPN process takes less than 90 days to complete with your cooperation after you give us the items needed requested and the processing fee. All the processing is done for you. You will only need to do the minimum amount of work, mailings, recording, and notarization. Read about our $100,000.00 CASH GUARANTEE in this E-booklet below. The IPN, is a Negotiable Security Instrument, like a stock or bond, and has worked to pay off debts under UCC Article 3, and is a legal tender of payment of all debts under the law, including Home Mortgage debts, Student Loan debts, Commercial Mortgage loan debts, Business Debts, Credit Card debts, Auto Loan debts, Back Child Support debts, IRS Tax debts, RV debts, Boat debts, and Semi Truck debts, and all bank debts and works under Federal, International, and Treaty laws including U.C.C. §3-104- A NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENT; 31 USC 3123- and Public Law 73-10, Chapter 48, 48 Stat.112 of 1933 - Are The Active Laws that Obligates the UNITED STATES, Inc. Government pay all debts, Principal and Interest, incurred by the American people; Geneva Treaty Convention, Article 75; and United Nations Treaty (UNCITRAL) Convention Articles of international law, including International law, the U.C.C. laws, the United States laws, and your State Constitutional laws, and the IPN is the same as the mortgage promissory note security negotiable instrument, not stock, bond, and the Federal Reserve Note in the form of a $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100 dollar bills which are not actually money, but are debt instruments, a promise to pay in the future, just like the IPN that is backed by the United States Government through you as human collateral and labor slave. Don't believe it? Look up "PEONAGE". Part of HJ Resolution 192, was repealed in 1982, not all of it, and is no longer valid, but Public Law 73-10, Chapter 48, 48 Stat.112 of 1933 is still valid. How The IPN WORKS: The IPN is not a Redemption / Straw man / Acceptance for Value / Bills of exchange / Promissory Bonds / Indemnity Bonds / Offset Bonds / Sight Drafts / Comptrollers Warrants / Bond Fraud / or a Bonded Promissory Note trying to extort money from the Secretary of the Treasury, and does not use the IRS forms 1099, 1099-OID, and 8300 outside of their intended purpose and you cannot purchase merchandise such as cars and homes with the IPN. You would be sending the IPN to the Bank, the bank would sell or assign it to another bank or send it to the Treasure reserve payment window , and the Treasury would exchange the IPN for the bookkeeping entry federal reserve promissory notes that you know as money, legal tender, or dollars and send the fiat money back to the bank for the debt to be paid off under Generally Accepted Accounting Practices, GAAP, that all banks must operate under. This International Promissory Note, IPN, is well worth the price of your home, or any incurred debt. As far as we know, the IPN has worked to pay off several home mortgages totaling $4,895,917.12, auto loans totaling $137,048.37, a $57,957.88 IRS tax debt, student loans totaling $218,334.90, Credit card debts totaling $102,531.00, and is the only way you can pay your mortgage without using your own money under Federal, U.C.C., USC, States law, and Public Law 73-10, Chapter 48, 48 Stat. 112, the United States bankruptcy (Straw Man and Human Collateral) law of 1933, the Hague Treaty, contract law; GENEVA TREATY Convention of Promissory Notes in1930-31, and the United Nations Treaty Convention covering the International promissory note, among other laws. 1 This legal way to pay off your mortgage debt has been hidden from the American Public for over 80 Years! You are not paying for the IPN in check form!!! You are paying for the processing of the IPN in check form with the supporting forms, notices, affidavits, letters, and TRUST to be processed from the information you supply in the ITEMS NEEDED below. For a limited time for the Next person to order today, Your investment cost for a debt to be paid off under $300,000 is only a $5,000 using a credit card, bank check, bank deposit, money orders, cash, or bank transfer of funds. Your home or debt is worth, HOW MANY (HUNDREDS 0F) THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS, including Interest, that you can SAVE TODAY by ordering this Processing of your International Promissory Note to pay off your debt once and for all to become debt FREE? Your cost for a debt to be paid off in the amount of $301,000 to $600,000 is a one-time payment of $10,000 or $14,000 in up to 2 monthly payments including the initial payment when you order the processing of your debt payoff IPN. Your cost for a debt to be paid off in the amount of $601,000 to $1,000,000 is a one-time payment of $15,000 or $20,000 in up to 2 monthly payments including the initial payment when you order the processing of your debt payoff IPN. Your cost for a debt to be paid off in the amount from one million, $1,000,001, to three million, $3,000,000, is a one-time payment of $23,000 or $31,000 in up to 2 monthly payments including the initial payment when you order the processing of your debt payoff IPN. Your cost for a debt to be paid off in the amount of over three million $3,000,001 up to Ten Million $10,000,000 is a one-time payment of $50,000 or $59,000 in up to 2 monthly payments. P.S. NOTE - $2,000.00 OFF SPECIAL starting with your $5,000 fee for a debt under $300,000.00 WITH PROOF of being Active Duty Military, 20 year Retired Military, Disabled Person, or 62 years of age or more elderly! Includes the processing of your debt payoff IPN Negotiable Security instrument in check form. ***NOTE*** You will not receive your UCC3 or IPN in check form to pay off your debt until all payments are made. Your investment is well worth the price of the debt you owe. The IPN should work in Canada as well as the United States in all States and should work in any Foreign Country that falls under the United Nations. Call today, right now and get started today to pay off your debt using your lawful, legal right of set off and Payoff of your debts under International, Federal, United States, U.C.C., and State laws for this limited low price. Order your Mortgage Debt Bailout IPN and pay off any home mortgage or any other debt now! It should even stop foreclosure dead in its track and proves to the court that you have paid off your debt. Many times using the IPN, you don’t have to go to court to save your home or get proof of debt payoff, because your mortgage loan or any debt should be paid in full under the law as if you paid with Federal Reserve Notes and your LABOR as a PEON and Debt Slave! If you are already in foreclosure, just file the UCC1 and UCC3 that comes with the IPN Package, where you have paid the bank off in your foreclosure case with your court house through the Clerk of Court. The IPN should work on all bank loan debts also, because banks have accepted this form of legal tender of payment under U.C.C. code of world law as far as we know. Use the HIDDEN stock market pre-paid exempt Reserve account money as proof of funds for the Judge to see. Testimonial: Jun 23, 2013, by Bobby and Debbie P: ===>>> "We have heard the Bank of America recording admitting that bank institutions can and do deposit this Government Species of Money, International Promissory Note, IPN, in check form. This species of money is legal under law and the banks can and do deposit it as full payment of any type of debt after they enter it on their Accounting books and electronically send it to the Treasury for payment. When the bank deposits the IPN in 2 our account or assign it to another bank, the Bank creates the money for the loan debt payoff. We are looking forward to getting our debts paid in full by the Professionals at www.DebtLoanPayoff.com.
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