Need help with design of new currency to send to collectors and maybe accept at CreditFactors?
I just got another collection call from IC System and it is SO aggravating. I shouldn’t pick up the phone. But it seems that when I talk to them, they don’t call me anymore that day and having the phone ring constantly is just so distracting and I have so much work to do.
So l just told the collector that I don’t owe WaMu because the bank printed the money and therefore I don’t really owe them at all and I finally asked whether I should print up some money to send them.
That’s what gave me the idea to design a new currency to send to collectors along with an explanation how money works and why we don’t owe anything to banks. I’d like to see the look on their faces when they open that envelope ...
If I could figure out how to keep the new currency from being counterfeited, I’d accept it at CreditFactors.
I’ve heard about digital certificates, but haven’t actually used one, maybe that would be a way to ensure authenticity?
And play money could be printed free of charge online along with a well written letter including the “20 Reasons to STOP paying unsecured debt” for mailing to banks and their collectors.
It can’t be too hard to set up such a system and I’m a NOW person and I don’t want to wait for the Common Good currency which is still quite a few years away.
The collectors are calling now, the dollar is falling now, now is the time!
Ellen Brown’s Web of Debt
I just read that Dick Cheney has been investing big in a Euro bond fund. It’s about time we come up with something better than the American dollar. But most important, this is one way to bring attention to the fact that the banks are PRINTING the money and then they dare to charge interest on the money they printed.
What happened to EARNING your money?
Why not create our own money?
If nothing else, it sure would bring attention to the issues. And it would be a lot of FUN to actually be able to use it online, have a website about it, tie the value to the Euro and have a currency calculator there so that people can see how money works.
Some online merchants might accept it for a percentage of the total, similar to a coupon.
Posted by Christine on 03/30/2008 at 01:31 PM
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