Thank you for the advice on the personal storage situation. I agree with Jack, that the lady was far too nosy and too hard-headed on certain rules. Even though I didn’t have to provide an SSN, the fact that she was adamant about requiring a driver’s license (and photocopying it) was just too much.

After some calling around, I located a storage that was willing to open up a unit in a company name with any “employee” showing up to sign the paperwork. A TIN, SSN, or even driver’s license were not needed.

I printed a few business cards and a copy of the LLC paperwork (just in case) for my “employee” and had them go down and open the unit without any problems. They showed only a passport, and it was not photocopied. They provided two ghost phone numbers and a faraway ghost PO box for an address. They did request a physical address, and my nominee told them that the company was in the process of moving to a new building (not yet located), and that another employee would call in and provide the new address later. That was good enough for them.

When it comes to privacy, you get what you pay for. Even though I am paying twice per month for the same sized unit, I now have a 100% anonymous storage.

... Note the key words here, folks: When it comes to privacy, you get what you pay for.

Let's say you buy a car, put it in the name of an LLC, and later move to another state. If you want to blend in by getting plates for the new state, do you have to re-register the car and it would be the same process as the first registration? Or can you get new plates but keep the first title and registration?

Second, it seems like I saw a template for a 'bill of sale' either on this website or in one of the e-reports, but I can't remember where.. does anyone have a good form because I've never actually used one before? Thanks for your input.

... TRANSFER: I know of no difference between transferring a car in your own name, or in an LLC name, at least in most states. The exception may be in NY, SC, PA or Iowa.

... BILL OF SALE. Google that, and pick out the simplest form.

I did need to pay a higher commerical rate since it was for a business, but that was only $58 for the two year renewal.

This was the first time using Mr. Luna's techniques, so there were some butterflies while waiting my turn. Happily, it was easy, trouble-free, and cheap,!

On my own system, I just plug in a USB phone or headset (alt.). My daughter uses this USB cordless phone (alt.). Don’t run the CD – these particular USB phones just plug in and work fully with the "X-Lite" free soft-phone (alt.). Note: When installing X-Lite, disable "Run at start-up". Always start manually, after the VPN is connected.

I actually did a US radio interview recently using this setup, through a Luxembourg VPN. The studio called up my anonymous international number and it worked for an hour as well as any normal phone call. In this scenario, possible privacy concerns are a lower priority, and Skype might have been preferable, for higher audio quality. Note: Sign up and use Skype only with a VPN, turn off the "Run at start-up" option and only start manually after your VPN is connected.

re: #6752 jim
Jim, in your post you wrote...fedex has their own delivery signature tag, because of this fedex is someone i would not recommend...<>My q is, what is a dst and why don't you rec fedex?<>Excuse my ignorance and thank you for all of your help.

Fed Ex has a sticky door tag (Like a post it note) that requires a signature before they will leave a package by the door. They place this on the door if you are not home and you can sign this Fed Ex tag and if you are not there the next day they will then leave the package if the signed Fed Ex tag has been left on the door.

I have asked our Fed Ex driver to leave our packages and they will not do it. Our business is on a side street and we are not in a high crime area.

Fed Ex for us has different drivers and different times of delivery for there ground shipments.

Where our UPS driver comes about the same time every day and our UPS driver will leave a package by the door for us when we have stepped out of the office.

With HTBI this may work for you but it would delay your package by a day unless your driver would leave you a few DST for use when you plan to recive a package.

You mentioned something about being able to receive SMS from the free phone service, and I think the best you are going to be able to get with that is this: You will have to log in to google.com/voice to check your SMS messages. That, however, is better than no privacy at all.

Here's the plan:

Sign up with Google Voice with a prepaid phone. Use that prepaid phone to do everything. Did I mention that you will "enroll" the prepaid phone from a library or WiFi hot-spot using an anonymous computer and an assumed name?

When you go to retrieve the SMS messages from Google, you will need to practice "private" message retrieval practices. This is perhaps the most difficult aspect of all of HTBI practicies - the part where you *remember* to follow through *every* time you need to retrieve messages. It is *difficult* but it is *worth it!*.

Federally, there is the Social Insurance Number. The Social Insurance Number (SIN) is a nine-digit number that you need to work in Canada or to have access to government programs and benefits.

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... Thank you for the correction, Guy.

. . . . Cash is king.

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