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Accessing the UK's HMRC Citibank account that uses my National Insurance Number
A gentleman in the UK has used the method of identifying the HMRC account that is based on your national insurance number and created cheques using those details.
The method can be found here: https://awakenedgb.wordpress.com/2021/03/17/strawman-secret-hmrc-account/
It is thought that these are the accounts used to trade our strawman estate.
I have attached a copy of the cheque created for me (I’ve just blanked out the account number that uses my national insurance number).
The notes accopmpanying the cheques are as follows:
As you have received your cheque book, please read the following information:
The main aim is to raise an awareness that HMRC and HMT – part of the Bank of England group of banking companies pretending to be independent govt entities are trading an account designated to you via birth certification and Nat Ins Nos.
We suggest you use it to pay for council tax, road fund licence PAYE business taxes of any flavour and also utilities, debts to govt agencies, fines, parking charges etc – all of which can be discharged or set-off via your Citibank account.
These cheques are explicitly for paying PUBLIC SECTOR discharges of debt and/or set off and adjustment.
It’s to ensure also that you cannot be refused the cheque because it has invalid sort and account details or “not an acceptable form of payment”.
They are for paying DEBT or PAY OFF, NOT FOR ACQUIRING NEW PRODUCTS OR SERVICES.
The Cheques are to pay off the INVISIBLE HAND OF GOVERNMENT which controls the privateer corporations which you are FORCED INTO DEPENDENCY ON to live out your daily life.
THE CHEQUES ARE AIMED AT LARGE PREDATORY ORGANISATIONS LIKE FUEL ELECTRIC AND BANKING AND INSURANCE COMPANIES.
These monster corporations control everything – there are just 147 of them which interconnectedly control the entire world infrastructure.
The cheques are a defence against claims that you have not paid or cannot pay.
The promise to pay in effect is all that there is in commerce and hence that’s why promissory notes are traded as CASH everywhere you go.
The HMRC cheque book is a statement in creative Dissent to help you take back full control over your finances by accusing the Government and HMRC/HMT of having hidden vital and important financial information from you.
The best way to proceed is to use the DRAFTS to pay off already incurred debt or obligations.
Trying to credit your own personal account creates on the accounting ledger an attempt to “ self-enrich”, this is 100 % opposed to the entire rational of simply paying of a debt.
Attempting to pay CASH TO ACCOUNT will get you into more difficulty than you need.
If you are looking to set of or adjust a liability or discharge a debt then the “tender” is the payment.
If you begin trying to pay the cheque into an account which is NOT really yours anyway then they will to grab you by the shorts!
Be creative and research the accounts and put the HMRC under pressure as to what they are assuming they are what they are and rebutting all their counter claims.
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Would love to get feedback from members (and Mark if he gets to see this).
I’m tempted to give it a try to pay my VAT bill which is due this month.
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This discussion was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by
Mark Watts.
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This discussion was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by
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So have you used this process at all yet and have you worked out your strategy for how you will reply to any claims made by them which try to rebut your process? If you want to use them make sure you know all the moves you will make for any countermoves they may try to make.
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I was hoping you’d reply Morag.
This has come along at the start of my journey so no I don’t have the arsenal ready to combat all the flack that would no doubt come my way!
I’ll maybe hang fire until I’ve watched more of Mark’s videos and read through the module documents I’ve currently purchased.
Thank you
Mark
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This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by Mark Watts.
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That sounds like a great strategy!
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