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| 8635. |
Danny
Livermore, CA
Age: 33
Dec 6, 2011
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8633 - Dan
Dan, I'm under the impression that any state you try to get a drivers license from will cross reference data including suspensions, etc with the other states. Does anyone know if that is true?
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I am virtually certain that this is true.
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| 8634. |
Chuck
Monroe, La
Age: 53
Dec 5, 2011
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Cash and Email
In HTBI you said that in your youth, you always carried a $1000 bill. What do you think about the Singapore $10,000 bill today.
Also, you recommended Swissinfo.com as an email provider. Do you know of any similar service today?
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Local banks are not familiar with the $10,000 bill from Singapore. I used to carry a 500-euro bill but even that is hard to exchange so I now stick to carrying a pocketful of US$100 bills.
As for email, I currently have no preference.
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| 8633. |
Dan
Linden, NJ
Age: 52
Dec 4, 2011
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driver license
my dl is suspended for a long time in my home state. does anyone have any info what state is best to try to get a license?
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I believe all states are the same. Further, if this was for a DUI, please DO stop driving.
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| 8632. |
Shaun
San Antonio, Texas
Age: 33
Dec 4, 2011
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Driver's License
In today's age of fraud, privacy invasion, identity theft, etc., does anybody know why it is still a requirement to physically print one's address on a driver's license?
For those of us on this forum, it is merely inconvenient, but for those who are not so attentive, why does everybody from a police officer writing a speeding ticket, to the Walmart cashier verifying a credit card, to a bartender need to know your home address? Where did this even become a requirement to drive a vehicle?
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In my book HTBI I clearly show how to avoid this problem, at least in most states. California, for instance, allows a PO Box number.
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| 8631. |
Dan
Moab, UT
Age: 46
Dec 2, 2011
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Utility Account
Does anyone know a way I can scout out cities utility companies, so I can find one favorable to privacy before I move?
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Yes. Either go to the companies in those cities, or call ahead. ASK them the questions you need answered.
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| 8630. |
Thuy
Las Vegas, NV
Age: 48
Dec 1, 2011
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Incoming generating biz
Can I use this type of NM LLC for my income generating biz from Nevada state?
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Yes, of course.
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| 8629. |
Don
Turlock, CA
Age: 77
Nov 30, 2011
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Leaving a duplex
I want to leave a duplex to a relative but she has terrible credit and likes to help her children, to the point that she falls behind in her bills. So, I want her to have the use and rental income when I die but without the risk of one of her bills attaching the property. Would a trust suffice, or would a LLC held by the trust be better?
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You need a lawyer to answer such a question.
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| 8628. |
Fred
Los Angeles, CA
Age: 36
Nov 30, 2011
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Transferring Title to NM LLC in CA
I did buy them from Rosie a couple of years ago and finally paid my car off to transfer it. I will contact her in regards to this matter. Thanks!
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| 8627. |
Fred
Los Angeles, CA
Age: 36
Nov 30, 2011
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Transferring Title to NM LLC in CA
I went to my AAA office in CA to transfer via gift into my NM LLC. They wanted me to sign and print my name in the new registered new owner section and print my company LLC by my name, Then they wanted the company owners DL # and permanent home address by filling out a change of address form #24002 They said it wont show up on the title but what good is that for privacy? So I said I would come back later to get them that info and that I didn't have it with me. I haven't read anywhere, that this is required. Any help?
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Did you get that LLC from Rosie? If so, did you tell her you lived in California? If not, do check back with her because as of recently, California is a special case--tougher than any other state. They are desperate for money and now want an $800 annual franchise fee for LLCs, even if they transact zero business in the state.
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| 8624. |
Joyce
Omaha, NE
Age: 71
Nov 28, 2011
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Privacy for a pastor
My husband and I actively pastor a small congregation. How much privacy can we arrange without interfering with the ministry? We do intend to move our residence, and we use a USPS PO Box. His name is on our advertising, etc. Thanks for your help.
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If you consider your ministry to be more important than anything else, then that comes first. Privacy second. If this is not a satisfactory answer, then contact me by e-mail, please.
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| 8623. |
Danny
Livermore, CA
Age: 33
Nov 28, 2011
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8615 - Jacob
I had that problem when I sold my auto held in a NM LLC (far away ghost address) to a junk yard...
Luckily, I have very good relationships with a few different bankers and I was able to open an account in the name of the LLC just for that check. (I really just wanted her to allow me to sign it from the LLC to myself, but she gets gold starts for opening accounts I guess, so it was a win win)
ANOTHER WORKAROUND: Go to the county recorders office and create a fictitious
business (FBN) name for the name of your LLC. Then go to bank, open account, then cash the check. DRAWBACK: You lose the privacy because the Fictitious Business Name records are usually online. (Difficult to get a FBN in a county unless you have an address in that county... So a ghost address must be in that county.. and the bank would need to be near-by to diminish chances of raising too many eye brows)
There is one more PRIVATE workaround, but you'll have to figure that one out yourself... OR... you could send me a private message...
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| 8622. |
Susan
Cleveland, OH
Age: 55
Nov 28, 2011
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Re: private gun ownership
Depending on what state you live in, private gun ownership is possible.
First, you need to live in a gun-friendly state with no gun registration. States to avoid are CA, IL, NY, NJ, HI, MA, MD, MI, PA, and maybe some others. These are the notoriously bad states.
Second, you need to purchase the firearm from a private party, not a federally licensed dealer. If you have to fill out a Form 4473, you are buying from a FFL licensee, which is not what you want.
You can find private sellers at gun shows, through classified ads, and on sites such as Gunbroker if you are careful.
You can also look into antique firearms made before 1899. These are not legally considered firearms under the law and can even be sent through the mail. See the link below.
Getting a concealed carry license, for that, no, there is no privacy. But you can own firearms without having a CCL. All the CCL allows you to do is legally carry a concealed gun in public.
Submitted Link #1: http://www.rawles.to/Pre-1899_FAQ.html...
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| 8621. |
Ralph
New York, New York
Age: 43
Nov 28, 2011
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phone privacy
I have a cell phone that I've had for years. I am planning to get a prepaid cell phone. Then I will give my old number over to a forwarding service and all calls will be forwarded to my prepaid phone. Is this worth doing? My thought is that someone cannot trace my movements just by knowing my phone number because my phone number is not tied to the cell phone I carry. There is a company called phone.com that will do this. Do you have any experience with this?
Submitted Link #1: http://phone.com...
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| 8620. |
Dan
Moab, UT
Age: 46
Nov 28, 2011
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Re: 8608
8608-Pamela: Have you tried using a trust?
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| 8618. |
Dan
Moab, UT
Age: 46
Nov 28, 2011
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College
My son is applying to the university after he returns from his holiday.This is for personal enrichment only. He already has his degree from another country. He is not going to give an SSN and wants to apply under a pen name, is this a good idea?
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| 8617. |
Dan
Moab, UT
Age: 46
Nov 28, 2011
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Utilities
Please post a response. Has anyone tried putting their utilities in the name of:
1) Trust
2) Property Management llc
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| 8615. |
jacob
Oakland, CA - California
Age: 34
Nov 27, 2011
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How to cash a check made to your LLC
If there is any damage to a car how does one cash the check when it is made out to the LLC. You need a bank account with the LLC name on it.
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Even though the car is in an LLC name you can insure it in youw OWN name. Thus, no problems with checks.
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| 8614. |
Danny
Livermore, CA
Age: 33
Nov 26, 2011
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8608 - Pamela
Pamela - I would strongly discourage registering an entity with the State of CA if you do not intend to operate as a legitimate business.... Once your entity is on the "mailing list" of the FTB (Franchise Tax Board) it is difficult to terminate your entity. They send annoying mail asking for the annual $800+ Minimum Franchise Fee and are even reluctant (IE: FEET DRAGGERS!) to remove entities that were formed with legitimate business purposes, were legitimately terminated, and legitimately filed the proper documents to terminate. AVOID THE HASSLE, don't get on their radar!
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| 8613. |
John
Moab, UT
Age: 46
Nov 26, 2011
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Books
Can you post a list of reccomeneded reading books on your blog?
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Not this year. Maybe next.
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| 8612. |
Dan
Moab, UTah
Age: 46
Nov 26, 2011
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Mexico Vehicle
Are there any advantages for titling/registering a vehicle in Mexico and using it in the states? anyway to own a gun and protect privacy?
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No to both questions
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