Paying bills with Bills of Exchange Act

A method to settle those so-called debts via the Bills of Exchange Act. Check out the website below for more details.

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[judithferguson]

Can we arrange to have local community workshops for people to come to so this can be taught and learned as a collective in real time. People can support each other when dealing with corporations. It's a better way to learn and understand. If it is proven to work, it can be shared with others. Meet like-minded people rather than sitting in front of a screen. The digital element takes way the social element.

[nikkisummers]

Its about time we the people of this nation have began fighting back against this awful corrupt authoritarian regime.

[freespirit]

This information needs to be released to the British public… this is HUGE

[mechanicsoffreedom]

I've been studying this a lot lately as I think it's a key component of pulling ourselves out of this system. Reclaiming your securities videos have really helped me comprehend what really goes on in this system and how to gain control of our commercial affairs. Virtually everything in the public is a security. We're just swapping securities back and forth since there is no substance in this system except our signature. We are the creators and source of the credit. The system needs our credit to function.

[roisin]

Anyone knocking your fantastic work is either a bot or, works for an energy company.
Thank you Richard.

[swimagainstthestream]

I was SO hoping you'd mention this again!! 🙌

[StevenC-gb]

I've actually implemented this procedure to pay a large utility bill. They (the CFO) received my documents on Thursday 27th Feb 2025 and as of yet, I haven't heard back from them. I had a couple of voicemails left on Monday 3rd March which could have something to do with it, but I couldn't understand the person talking, so deleted them. Then on Wednesday 5th March I had a card left in my mailbox from a company who had called to read my meter, which was out of the blue. I gave a meter reading online the next day and so am still waiting to hear something. My next statement is due fairly soon, so keeping my fingers crossed 🙂

[yiguanas]

That familiar feeling you sometimes get before even watching Richard's video, when you just know that those bots and trolls will get particularly busy in the comment section.

[Kahuczech]

So far this week I've Bought a Bentley, a Dingy, Three Horses, and a Grandfather Clock, all Paid for with Bills of Exchange, they're brilliant, highly recommended ....

[lynnormz]

It's all written in the Bills of Exchange Act,
and HJR192, Good work there Richard.

[darrylwigginton]

Email, text & letter is all classed as written evidence in court, dont do verbal unless recorded by you, however court may try to deny recording unless youve given them complete written document of recording & given to other side before court date. If still tries to deny its usage then state that they record calls thus theyre opening door for same evidential records to be used.

[NewHeathen]

This worked for me for about a year. Paid my utility bills using this method however more recently they've got wise to it and send the bill back to me. It was good while it lasted so it's definitely worth a try.

[candicelindquist]

You can also go to the OPT OUT to opt out of signing or opting in as the Surety/Trustee (one who pays obligations for another).

[mandyrussell]

I checked the articles of association for Anglian Water. It clearly states they accept promissory notes, financial instruments etc, so worth checking articles of association for the corporation, etc so you can point that out to them should they push back and say they dont accept what you sent them!

[sheilanash]

Very interesting Richard and I’ll use this updated version if necessary. I’m waiting to see whether the water and electricity companies have finally accepted what I’ve done so far using the first version that Mike Holts offered. Sheila

[jancuk]

So I wonder if politicians use this method and if they do, do they claim expenses for bills on top?

[SamHoward-nhjp]

Well done Richard God bless you and Mike

[LeeWilson-hy]

Hello, I've just come across your channel I find it thoroughly fascinating. Just a couple of questions regarding the "Estate Trust" as you describe it in your various videos regarding this method.
1. As the executor of the "Trust" should we not be able to access these funds as we see fit, for example transfer a sum to our bank accounts.
2. How do we know their is enough in the "Trust" to cover the bill that we sign in the BoE.
I'm sorry if these sound stupid questions
Thank you so much

[jakeet]

Excellent and helpful information Richard, keep up the great work

[daniella-k]

Will you do real world example please Richard? - Where you physically do this with one of your major important bills.