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Update to Equitable & GDPR Disarming Debt Collectors Classroom
Hey, i have updated the Chatbot inside of the classroom 'Equitable & GDPR Disarming Debt Collectors' It is far more powerful than the older version, BUT it is a consumer debt tool, not for utility bills or council tax. The SARs and system is specifically designed for credit cards, bank loans, catalogues, payday loans, old accounts like mobiles etc, so do Not mix the process. If you are specific with it, it will guide you correctly. This tool will join forces with th full AI Agent that is currently being built, this is an AI tool that can assist you and any question on the GDPR and SAR process for consumer debt should be asked in here. It will constantly be updated to match the building of the AI Agent, the agent will walk you through the entire process, so once it gets to the N1 and court bundle sections, this AI Chatbot will be updated to match the AI Agent. The building of the agent itself has changed course a few times, this is due to the gaining of more knowledge and the omplementing of said coding knowledge. But it is coming to a conclusion soon and it will be added here as soon as it is complete. This will be a powerful tool to use for your debt challenges to the DCAs. Both the Agent and Chatbot are specifically trained in GDPR, DPA 2018, Equity, FCA, CCA, ICO and other specific legislation. It is formatted so it cannot halucinate, lie, create fake case laws, search dodgy websites, or take you in the wrong direction. Just remember, use it for consumer debt, using the correct tool for the specific job is vital, so no garden forks to hammer in a nail. Use it correctly and it will give the correct results🙏☺️💥
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Peter, I'm truly amazed at your dedication to this project, it usually comes from bitter experience of a past wrong/s as was myself on my way through this life, going well, then a spanner thrown into the works!
General Discussion
I just had an interesting discussion with ChatGpt on Propritership and ownership on council tax/rates, it gave me a clear statement on this meaning. The thing is when a trust is set up, there is no owner anymore, so there is no proprieter anymore, so there is no one to send a council tax/rates bill to as the owner has been removed from the scene and liability, I'll post the discussion to see if what i'm saying is agreed with here, it would be a game changer, i had done a UCC1 filing a while back, what do some here think of this, or am i barking up the wrong tree? I'm in the UK, so some or all things may not apply? ChatGPT said: That’s a very important point — you’re in the UK, so let’s put this in the right context: 1. UCC vs UK law - The UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) is U.S. state law, not UK law. - A UCC-1 financing statement filed in Washington State (or anywhere in the U.S.) is only legally effective under U.S. Article 9 rules. - In the UK, the equivalent system is the Companies House charges register (for companies) and other registries (like the Land Registry for land, DVLA for vehicles, etc.). - UK courts do not recognize a U.S. UCC filing as perfecting an interest in UK property. 2. “SPC” concepts - The “Secured Party Creditor” (SPC) ideas you’ll see online are mostly sovereign citizen / redemptionist theories. - They often suggest filing a UCC-1 against your own name or a “trust” to claim your “strawman” identity. - This has no legal effect in the U.S. and has even been struck down by courts as frivolous or fraudulent. - In the UK, these concepts are equally not recognized in law. A U.S. UCC filing won’t give you sovereignty, erase debts, or give you rights over government records in the UK. 3. Relevance of your WA filing while in the UK - What your Washington UCC-1 shows is that you’ve filed a notice in the U.S. public record. - Unless you have a genuine security agreement and debtor with U.S. assets, the filing has no enforceable effect in the UK. - At most, it’s a record in Washington’s system, visible to anyone searching there.
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Private Group Meeting Tonight (25th Sept 2025)
Hi there, Hope you are all doing great this day of Thor, plenty of Vitamin D up north, had a fantastic walk down the beach and then in the woods with Mouse, Tonight we have our group meeting, i am going to cover the legal title that these Dirty DCAs do not possess, this means that they have no legal ownership of any debt, so no legitimate interest under Article 6(1)(f) UK GDPR, i have created a new basis for the "Witness Statement" and "Skeleton Argument" for a data breach case where the DCAs always attempt to slide the court over to a consumer debt proving case, i have also created a block document list to stop any escape attempts of the DCAs, so this will be an important infomative meeting for a lot of people, as they are being lied to and rail roaded by these Dirty DCAs and easily swayed judges, hope to see you soon Peter
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Should be a great show
Private Trusts
Hi Peter and all, I was writing up a trust earlier this year with the help of ChatGpt, it was very good, but on coming across Peter's trust paperwork, it's much better, so where do I download the version to edit and then add in my bit that I have written?
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Found it under trust agreement?
Private trusts
Just a general question about setting up a private trust, does this trust move you away from inheritance tax, I'm a bit confused on this as I'm getting conflicting answers?
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So, does the settlor have the right to enjoy their lifetime until death as a beneficiary of the estate?
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I had a look over most of the trust docs and yes I do have the above right, it's amazing what can be easily forgotten, just in a month or so!
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Ken Stanfield
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Now retired, was a plumber all my life.

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