SAMPLE "ACCEPTED FOR VALUE" STAMP

[robhalford88]

Originally Posted by Shoonra

It's a little tough to churn out papers against the utility company after they've turned off your electricity.

Lucky we have you here to tell us about that, ya nugget.
Did you read about that in your library?

[mrg]

Originally Posted by Shoonra
It's a little tough to churn out papers against the utility company after they've turned off your electricity.

You must mean THEIR electricity?

Allegedly?

A4V with a a fascist elitist oligarch monopoly stealing and "privatizing" public resources, such as a so-called "utility company" is possibly not a battle worth choosing.

[danielH]

Originally Posted by georgealexander

...under the bankruptcy by the Secretary of the Treasury.'
George Alexander

GeorgeAlex: You assumed the "Secretary of the Treasury" refers to a treasury of the USA.

Notice they didn't say what organization he is the secretary of. He could be a secretary for Alcoholics Anonymous.

I believe that would be the International Monetary Fund, which is not any part of the corporate USA, whatsoever.

[danielH]

From where does one get the UCC-1, and how does one file?

[Robert Corey]

perhaps to avoid a moving violation?

Robert Corey

[rjn682]

Originally Posted by robhalford88

The whole deal is Accepted for Value and Returned for Value. This is ONLY for a full acceptance, where you agree that you owe the debt and want the account settled and closed by way of setoff and adjustment from the exeption accout.
I have about 5 AFV processes on the go now. I will let you know how it goes.

Would appreciate very much if you could tell us how your 5 AFV processes went.

[ezrhythm]

My AFV with the major utility company in California went well.

[robhalford88]

Originally Posted by rjn682

Would appreciate very much if you could tell us how your 5 AFV processes went.

4 of them ceased due to circumstances outside my control and the remaining one was litigated by the other party, resulting in a perjurous court order, under orders of the state solicitor, for as yet unknown reasons.