E-book Category: Affiliates, Manuals
E-book Title: The Secret
Book Description: THANKS TO THE GOVERNMENT YOUR BANK Simply GOT A BAIL OUT!! Your tax dollars are going to bail out all these banks because they ready-made piss poor business decisions. BUT DON'T "YOU" DARE MISS A PAYMENT OR WE'LL BEND YOU OVER AND SCREW YOU FOR ALL YOUR WORTH!! It seems a little unfair if you ask me. Because you couldn't handle running your own damn business we are forced to bail you out with all our tax dollars. So you can stay in business. But your available to throw us out of our house or reposes our car if we don't follow through on our part of the contract.
Well Hell a lot has changed since you all signed that document with the bank and if they can change the terms of the contract in the middle why cant you.
WELL NOW YOU CAN!!! THROUGH A LITTLE Cognize PROCESS CALLED NOVATION! Novation is a term used in contract law and business law to describe the act of either replacement an obligation to perform with a new obligation, or replacement a party to an agreement with a new party. In contrast to an assignment, a replacement must be in agreement upon by all the parties to the innovational agreement. The obligee, the person receiving the benefit of the bargain, must only be given notice. The obligor, the party devising the novation, must only do the new obligor aware and obtain consent from the new obligor. A contract transferred by the replacement process transfers all duties and obligations from the innovational obligor to the new obligor.
For example, if Alex has a contract with Becky to cut her field
and Daniella has a contract with Alex to cut his lawn, then it is possible to replace
several contracts and replace them with a single contract wherein Daniella agrees to cut Becky's lawn. Contrary to assignment, replacement requires the consent of all parties. Consideration is still required for the new contract but it is normally assumed to be the discharge of the former contract.
The criteria for one possible booming replacement are: the complete acceptance of the liability by the new obligor, the acceptance of the new obligor by the obligee, and the acceptance by the obligee of the new contract as full performance of the old contract.
Now here is a big part of how this works, pay close attention....... HOW DO YOU GET THE BANK TO ACCEPT THE NEW CONTRACT.
Do you remember once
long distance carriers like AT&T or MCI used to send you a check for $75, and on the check it aforesaid "By Cashing This Check You Agree to Accept the Terms of the Contract, and in effect you were acceptive
the contract by cashing the check. This allowed them to switch your long distance carrier and trick you into entering a contract. The same process dead
properly wish activity for you against your bank. If you send them a new contract and provide them with a benefit and they cash your check. You now have a lawfully enforceable contract they cannot break.
This type of contract is called an implied-in-fact contract (a form of silent contract) is a contract in agreement by non-verbal conduct, rather than by explicit words. The United States Supreme Court defined this in its decision City & Ohio R. Co. v. United States, 261 U.S. 592 (1923).[1]. That decision delineated "an agreement 'implied in fact'" as "founded upon a meeting of minds, which, though not embodied in an express contract, is inferred, as a fact, from conduct of the parties showing, in the light of the encompassing circumstances, their implied understanding."
Such contracts are formed once
one party accepts thing
of value knowing that the another party expects compensation. For example by visiting a doctor, a patient agrees to pay a fair cost for the service. If he refuses to pay after being examined, he has broken
a contract silent in fact.
Generally, an silent contract has the same legal force as an express contract. However, it may be much difficult to prove the existence and terms of an silent contract should a dispute arise. In several jurisdictions, contracts involving real estate may not be created on an implied-in-fact basis.
Typically, unilateral contracts are the subject matter of these types of contracts wherever
acceptance is being ready-made by beginning a fixed task.
The most wide
advertised use of this type of contract are folk trying to get out of paying their mortgage. The reason folk fail at this is because they still received a benefit of the initial contract and have not given the banks any additional consideration to modify the contract. They are only fulling thier obligation as person under contract.
The key to exploitation the implied-in-fact contract is to renogiate the interest rate, term, and minimum payments required by your previous contract. You can do this by writing a simple new contract and causing an additional benefit NOT A PAYMENT!!!! BANKERS HATE ME AND ATTORNEYS HATE ME BUT HE Folk I HELP LOVE ME. You wish be able to do thing
you want and they wont be able to do jack crap. I have used this know-how
on galore many banks. Not one of them has been able to break the contract. Don't wait for your bail out because honestly Unkie Sam Doesn't Give a Damn just about the working American. The banker is not your friend put them in check by ordering now. Do it right now!. Don't let these banks screw you any longer! More... | |
