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How to use conditional acceptance letters and contract law mechanisms in dealings with creditors, courts, utilities. This is the practical application of standing as a sovereign man or woman in your daily dealings. The Conditional Acceptance letter is your primary tool—it's not a "magic letter," but a lawful commercial instrument that shifts the burden and changes the game. --- Alright, family, this is where you move from theory to action. The Conditional Acceptance (C.A.) is your shield and your sword in the world of commerce. It's how you deal with creditors, courts, and utility companies without surrendering your status. Remember the core principle: Silence is acquiescence. If you do not object, you are presumed to agree. The Conditional Acceptance is your formal, lawful objection and your counter-offer. --- The Universal Blueprint of a Conditional Acceptance Every C.A. follows the same structure, regardless of who you're dealing with: 1. Identify the Offer: Their invoice, summons, billing statement, or notice is an "offer" in contract law. 2. Accept, But With Conditions: You "accept" their offer, but only under your specific, lawful conditions. 3. State Your Conditions: This is the core. Your condition is always that they must first validate and verify their claim. 4. Include a Time Limit: Give them a reasonable time to respond (e.g., 10, 15, or 30 days). 5. State the Consequences of Non-Response: Clearly explain that their failure to respond fully will be taken as their acceptance of YOUR terms, which usually means they agree the matter is settled, the debt is null and void, and they waive all future claims. 6. Demand a Wet-Ink Signature: Require a verified response from a living, breathing human being who accepts personal, commercial liability for their claims. --- Application 1: Dealing with Creditors & Collection Agencies The Scenario: You receive a credit card bill or a collection notice. Your Action: The Conditional Acceptance for Value 1. Write the Letter: On your own security paper, with your copyright and all rights reserved. 2. The Language: · "I have received your offer dated [date], in the amount of [$X]. I conditionally accept this offer for value, upon the following strict terms and conditions: a) You provide verified, sworn evidence of the original wet-ink signature contract that created the alleged debt. b) You provide a complete accounting of this debt, from its inception to the present day, proving the amount claimed. c) You provide proof that you are the true Holder in Due Course of this debt and have not already been paid via insurance or securitization. · You have 30 days to provide this verification. Your failure to respond point-by-point, with verified evidence, will be taken as your agreement that this alleged debt is null and void, and you waive all future claims against me. · Any further communication from you must be in the form of a sworn affidavit, from a living man or woman who accepts personal commercial liability for its content." 3. Send it: Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested. Keep the green card. Log it in your ledger. The Result: They almost always fail to validate. Their entire business model is based on presumption, not proof. Their silence becomes your discharge. --- Application 2: Dealing with Courts & Traffic Tickets The Scenario: You receive a traffic citation or a court summons. Your Action: The Conditional Acceptance & Special Appearance 1. Do NOT ignore it. Ignoring it is silent acquiescence. 2. Write the Letter: Address it to the clerk of court and the prosecutor. · "I have received your offer/claim dated [date], in the matter of [Case Number]. I conditionally accept this offer for value and enter a special appearance, reserving all my rights without prejudice. · My acceptance is conditional upon you providing verified proof of claim, including: a) Proof that I, the living man/woman, have a contractual obligation to the court/jurisdiction. b) A sworn affidavit from the issuing officer attesting to the facts, under full commercial liability. c) Evidence that the statute cited creates a liability for a living man/woman and not just the corporate fiction (NAME). · Until and unless you provide this verification, I do not consent to these proceedings and waive nothing." 3. Send it: Certified Mail. You have now made a "special appearance," challenging their jurisdiction without submitting to it. You force them to prove their authority over you. --- Application 3: Dealing with Utilities (Electric, Water, Internet) The Scenario: You need to set up service without creating an attachment to your strawman. Your Action: The Conditional Acceptance to the Service Agreement 1. Before signing anything, send a letter to the utility company. 2. The Language: · "This letter serves as a conditional acceptance to your standard service agreement for service at [Your Address]. · I accept the offer of service under the following conditions: a) I am acting as the Trustee for the [Your Family Name] Private Trust, the holder of the property. b) This agreement is a private contract between the utility company and the Trust. c) No personal credit check or attachment to the social security account number is permitted, as this is a commercial account for a private trust. · Please indicate your acceptance of these terms by providing a signed copy of this letter." 3. The Follow-up: They will likely be confused. You may need to speak to a manager. Your goal is to avoid signing their contract that binds the NAME. You are presenting your contract for them to accept. The Bottom Line & The One Golden Rule The power of the Conditional Acceptance lies in shifting the burden of proof. You are no longer in the position of defending yourself. You have placed them in the position of having to prove their claim. The Golden Rule: You MUST be prepared to follow through. If they call your bluff and provide some documentation, you must be ready to counter with a Notice of Fault and a Notice of Dishonor, pointing out the flaws in their validation. This is a process, not a one-time trick. This is how you conduct your affairs as a principal, not as a beggar. You set the terms. You control the contract. Now, go and put them on notice.
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@Freedom4NME20252 days ago
Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾🙂
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@koolkrapsandracetracks40681 day ago
Christopher, is a C.A. a good strategy for a mortgage? I asked and recieved a payoff sheet but thats not a negotiable instrument. I pay online, and can probably print off a bill, but im not sure this is the way to go. Any advice?
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