POOFness for AUG 3: GOOD THINGS COMING AS SOON AS YOU SAPS START DONATING AGAIN!!

Jerzy wrote:THE 3 DAY “COOLING DOWN” PERIOD IMPOSED BY THE BANKS IS IN EFFECT

Cooling Off Rules for Contracts


For some specific transactions, cooling off periods are required by federal and state law. Cooling off periods usually start at the time of the transaction. In some cases they do not start until the buyer receives specified documentation, if that documentation is not provided at the time of sale.

72-HOUR COOLING OFF PERIOD


Under federal laws and regulations, certain consumer contracts may be canceled within a 72-hour period. The primary federal cooling off period rule, issued by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), applies when:

1. The contract involves the sale, lease or rental of goods or services for personal, family or household use, or courses for instruction or training;
   
2. The sale is in the amount of $25 or more if entered at home, or $130 or more if entered at another covered location, including any interest, delivery charges or other charges relating to the agreement;
   
3. There is a written contract describing the terms of the sale; and
   
4. The contract was entered into at a location other than the regular place of business of the seller, such as your home, a party where consumer products are sold, a seminar or sales pitch at a hotel or conference center.
   

The rule has some significant exceptions:

• The rule does not apply if the contract is entered into in the seller's place of business, or where the terms of the contract were previously negotiated at the seller's place of business.
  
• Although home repairs and renovations are generally covered, the rule does not extend to emergency home repairs.
  
• The rule does not apply to the sale of real estate, securities, insurance, or contracts where your home is used as collateral or a security deposit for the transaction.
  
• The rule does not apply to transactions that are completed entirely by mail or by telephone.
  
• The rule does not apply to requests for repairs or maintenance on items of personal property.
  
• The rule does not apply to car or motor vehicle sales, even if the sale occurs a location apart from the seller's usual place of business.
  
• The rule does not apply to  the sale of arts or crafts at locations such as art fairs, farmers' markets, shopping centers, schools, or civic centers.
  

The seller must provide two copies of a cancellation form that details how cancellation may be effected, and the deadlines and procedure for serving notice of cancellation. One copy is for the consumer's records, and the other may be used to give notice of cancellation.

Notice must be delivered to the seller by midnight on the third day after the transaction occurs. As an unscrupulous seller may deny receiving notice even if it is sent and received in a timely manner, if notice is given by mail, the consumer should send the notice by certified mail, return receipt requested, so that there is a record of delivery. For delivery in person, the consumer should have a representative of the seller sign and date a receipt reflecting that the notice was received. Cancellation may also be made by regular mail or telegram, but it is important to keep copies of documentation send and evidence that notice was sent in a timely manner.

If cancellation occurs, the consumer must return any products received prior to the cancellation date. The seller may be responsible for picking up the products or arranging their return and, if so, may lose the right to recover the product if they do not recover the products in a timely manner. If the seller received a trade-in product, the seller must return that product to the consumer. If the contract is for services and the seller provides services during the cancellation period, the seller may not collect payment from the consumer for services provided before a timely notice of cancellation is received.

Jerzy wrote:I ALSO TALKED WITH AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER AND HE TOLD ME POINT BLANK THAT AS SOON AS THE ZIMBABWEAN ELECTION PROCESS IS FULLY RESOLVED, THE RV CAN TAKE PLACE. THE NON DISCLOSURES FOR THE TTM’S HAVE ALREADY GONE OUT AND I AM IN RECEIPT OF ONE.

OCTOBER 5, 2014

The official redemption period is expected within this month of October. Landa has been contacted by official redemption parties that will be performing the settlements, and asked to begin preparations for this time.
We will post the official informations as we receive them, and anticipate procedures and prices to be forthcoming shortly.
Flippers and trade groups continue to be active, and some have been paid on their bonds. However, the anticipated "rush" has not occurred as the flippers and trade groups have been very calculating in their picks.
Thank You
LANDA GLOBAL

AUGUST 25, 2014

We are pleased to report that historic bond closings have begun in earnest in Zurich. Boxes of historic bonds have already been authenticated, and are in the TTM stage now.
The official bond redemption period is expected anytime now.
Thank You
LANDA GLOBAL

Jerzy wrote:I ADMIT I WAS ASKED TO BUY AND SUBMIT ONE NOTE. IT COST $68.