Judy Note on Currency Exchange/Bond Redemption:

by **Ponee** Sat Mar 28, 2020 9:12 pm

Judy Note on Currency Exchange/Bond Redemption: Treat the below as my guess. Official instructions would be available upon RV liquidity release through an instruction video.

An hour or so prior to liquidity release, Wells Fargo and HSBC Banks would send out over 400,000 emails to currency and bond holders, along with instructions on how to exchange and redeem. That information would also be available on certain websites as below:

Each country had their own 800# or website code for use of currency exchangers/bond redeemers that would be sent out by email, or found on those websites. Clicking on that link on your computer or phone, would create your own unique signature to receive an exchange/ redemption appointment, along with exchange/ redemption information. If there were travel restrictions in your area you could obtain a travel document from a certain website made known with release of the 800#s.

The Tier4b Internet Group (us) could receive the 800#s via receipt of emails containing a code to call for an appointment and a link to a 15 min. CD instruction video that explained the exchange and redemption process.

The Tier4b Internet Group has the opportunity to exchange foreign currencies/ redeem Zim Bonds at higher Contract Rates prior to release to the public by Tues. 31 March. On Wed. 1 April currencies would exchange at international rates as shown on the Forex and Zim Bonds could no longer be redeemed unless prior arrangements had been made.

Special Redemption Centers have been set up across the globe to exchange at Contract Rates from 7am to 11pm. At your twenty minute exchange appointment you would watch an instruction video while they did a background check to flag felons convicted of serious crimes such as drugs and trafficking in order to screen out Cabal criminals from exchanging.

If you don’t have a Trust Account for your exchange/redemption, a Treasury Direct Account would be set up at your exchange for your funds. You would have 90 days to set up and transfer those monies into your own Trust Account. Abbot Downing Wealth Managers would be represented at each Redemption Center, though you could choose another Wealth Management company if you wished.

The Zim was a bond, not a currency, and redemption monies from that bond were designated for humanitarian needs. Zim holders could be offered a default rate of $.11 cents, or if you had a lot it could go down to $.03-$.05 cents. If that was not sufficient for your humanitarian program you could ask for a higher rate at your next appointment when you presented your humanitarian program.

All Zim would be on a structured payout (unless you were a senior) and you would receive an annual percentage rate on your Zim in the structured payout of 5% -7 ½ %.

They would present you with currency rates, which were said to be very generous. Non Zim holders could ask for the Contract Rates. If you did not agree those should be your rates you could negotiate more at your second appointment that would be set for within 24-48 hours.

Whether you held currencies or Zim, in order to receive the higher Contract Rates you were encouraged to have a specific humanitarian project typed up in a summary of 1-2 pages that showed approximate costs, time frame of your project (5-10-20 years) how many people you could employ and your background as to what qualified you to do the project.

It was my understanding that if you partnered with other humanitarian projects including CARTS, that connection would not necessarily qualify you for the higher rates unless you had your own humanitarian project to present at your redemption/ exchange appointment.

Seniors age 60 and above had their choice of being paid out or not being paid out their Zim redemption monies in a Structured Annuity Investment Payout. All other Zim redeemers would be paid in your choice of quarterly or annually, in a Structured Annuity Investment Payout, with your choice of 5, 10, 15, 20, or if you asked, 50 or 100 years.

During your Structured Annuity Investment Payout you could be paid interest of 5%-71/2% on monies left at the bank during your payout period (of your 20% if you had a humanitarian project). The interest paid was said to be dependent upon on how much you had and length of your payout period. The longer the payout period, the higher the interest rate likely received. For US citizens: under present US Tax law you would be taxed on your interest earned.

Currency and Zim holders would be offered opportunities to invest in international humanitarian projects. The Chinese-Zimbabwe Humanitarian Project Contracts paid interest on monies invested, and then returned the monies after the term of your contract ended so it could be reinvested in other international humanitarian projects. It was rumored that particular contract was limited in the amount of Zim they could take in so if interested, it would be wise to obtain your exchange/ redemption appointment early.

All exchangers and redeemers would be required to sign a Non Disclosure Agreement.

You would be scheduled a second appointment with your Wealth Manager within 24-48 hours. If you did not agree with your rates you could request higher rates at that appointment. They were working for you, would not be telling you what to do with your monies, though would help you comply with your Non Disclosure Agreement and banking regulations. They would treat you with respect as a high level client. It would wise to treat them the same and not demand anything, or you would be escorted out the door and not allowed to exchange.

After your appointment you would be closely monitored by the NSA – through your phone, computer, Internet. If you broke your NDA and talked about your exchange, you would automatically lose your monies. That NDA would be for a specific time period depending on the amount you received at your exchange/redemption. Most NDAs were said to be valid for only a few months.