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00:00:00 – 00:09:39
Brad Tipton presents a unique three-step acceptance pathway to legally discharge debts, which is temporarily limited to 25 clients. Drawing on his expertise and several authored books, Brad explains that debts are often presented as "presentments," a term from Black's Law Dictionary denoting demands for acceptance or payment. While most people focus on payment, Brad highlights the often-overlooked legal option of acceptance. He references Supreme Court cases to validate his approach. The process involves clients sending their debt details to Brad's team, who then prepare reply notices for the clients to sign and mail, aiming to discharge the debt within 30 days. This method relies heavily on the legal definitions and authoritative stance provided by Black's Law Dictionary.
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In this part of the video, Brad Tipton introduces his three-step acceptance pathway process designed to help discharge any type of debt. He highlights that the offer is limited to the next 25 clients. Brad mentions his extensive experience and authorship of several related books, such as “How to Use Quantum Grammar to Remove Any Debt” and “How to Vacate a Judgment.” He explains the three steps of his debt discharge process: clients email him their debt information, he and his team prepare the reply notices, and clients sign and mail these notices to their lenders or debt collectors. Brad also briefly introduces Black’s Law Dictionary, emphasizing its longstanding authority in legal language.
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In this segment, the speaker explains the concept of “presentments” based on Black’s Law Dictionary. They highlight that presentments, which include monthly mortgage statements, credit card statements, auto loan statements, etc., are essentially demands presented to individuals. These demands can be sent via email, mail, or handed directly. The speaker stresses that a presentment is a demand for either acceptance or payment. Many people are only aware of the payment aspect, but the concept of acceptance is also crucial, which is less commonly known.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the concept of “presentment” as defined by Black’s Law Dictionary, which is a demand for payment or acceptance. Most people are aware of the payment option but not of acceptance, which is equally legal and viable. The presenter references Supreme Court cases (U.S. vs. Briggs and State vs. Hudson Tennessee) to support their point, emphasizing the credibility and long-standing authority of Black’s Law Dictionary. They explain that any form of billing, such as invoices, mortgage statements, car loans, or credit cards, are presentments that offer two options: payment or acceptance. The speaker’s method involves accepting presentments to discharge debts within 30 days through a three-step process: emailing the debt details, the speaker’s team creates reply notices, and presumably, the following steps are explained later in the video.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker explains that after signing and mailing reply notices back to the lender or debt collector, your debt should be legally discharged within 30 days. The speaker emphasizes urgency by mentioning that they can only accept the first 25 clients due to having a small team. They encourage viewers to take immediate action and enroll by following the steps provided below the video.