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REPORT ABUSIVE REPLY
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Your Birth Certificate is Worth Millions
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Anonymous Coward |
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Cluck,
I thought about your 'address' posts. Is a routing number not an address? A routing number is an address through SWIFT to a bank.
Thinking about the SS issue, if the SS# (minus dashes) is an account number (which makes complete sense since it's an individual identifier), could the red number be the address/ROUTING NUMBER of the account? Seems it would be easy enough to test if the red number is a routing number by setting up a payment account on a credit card account or other routing number verifying service and see if it accepts it or even identifies the bank. Routing numbers are 9 digit numbers.
On the same note, the lettered prefix on a COLB red number denotes the Fed bank that holds the bond issued from the COLB. The Fed website (iirc) tells us which branch bank that is and it's easy to find the associated routing number for that branch through the Fed website. Mine is the NY Fed. The rest of the number is a CUSIP for the issued bond?
Thoughts? This might be much more simple than realized.
I have further thoughts that I must organize but banking is banking! It's actually NOT rocket science though they try to make it sound like it is. The bond exists, it is what the Fed takes from Treas and fills the trust account with FRN in exchange.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 60664610 I have tried the bond number as a routing number. It was not recognized. I do not have a letter on the BC bond number. You are correct. The profundity of this lies within its simplicity. It's the 180 degree turn in thinking that is the difficult part. My address change with SSA worked. Flat out. Things got SUPER weird the week after I sent it in. I received an "invitation" via text. Invitation is about use of property. It's my thinking that I need to accept the property (the title), add the new address, pay it over, and send it in. Can you explain what you did, regarding SS address change? I'm not clear what you mean by that. I do think that this process starts with filing the UCC-1 for the COLB with the issuing authority (state SecState) and notifying the Treasury. Until that is done, we have no legal standing to act as executor of any estate property. We only have standing to act as beneficiary (or on occasion like traffic court, as trustee when duped into it) and receive "benefits" as the executor (govt) sees fit. In legal terms, acting as executor, without establishing proper standing to do so, is "executor de son tort" and is illegal.
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