Not sure the title is clear enough, and I'm posting here in the AGORA as I noticed few posts on freedom, natural and commercial law before. I personally do not feel anymore this topic should be under conspiracy (we are talking facts, not theories) or libertarian (isn't about politics or liberty, but about freedom). I'll indeed be curious about these territories founder's opinion on this manner (Cc: @AGORA, @UCantDoThatDotNet @benwehrman)
Kinda getting tired of getting this scam notices in my letterbox and even more tired to waste precious value of my work on paying this pseudo unlawful and "legal" notices. My legalise vocabulary lack technical terms, so pardon me if some concepts are not well explained.
Not sure how many are familiar with this, and I'm posting here for two main reasons:
- create awareness about this topic, as any entity that send you letters is basically a business trying to scam and make use of your persona.
- try myself for the first time and see where it leads, defining the limit between studying and practically doing to ideally convert information to knowledge.
Apparently, these notices can be easily avoided simply by sending them back to the company that issue them, together with a letter explaining various reasons why the notice has been returned:
- the infringements of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,
- The misuse and appropriation of my appellative to create a CAPITAL LETTER business without my consent,
- Lack of evidential to support the alleged claims,
- Jurisdiction ambiguity and nature of offense,
- Inadequate explanation of legal rights,
I understand these concepts are applicable globally, and 99% of the supposed “nations” are actually registered companies doing businesses as usual under the caws of commerce. So I've been doing some research and found many templates that can be used to respond to this kind of request in various part of the globe. US is obviously the most prominent generating this type of contents, but also found something in NZ, AU, and UK, everything obviously in English.
People in the territory I'm currently living use a different language, and I tried to find the common denominators (listed above) to create the template for my response. Now coming to practicalities, I'd like to ask for help, especially to @Darthcoin, @Lux @Mo and most recently @Hamstr that have been inspiring me to spend more time digging in this deep rabbit hole. As above, so below... few humble questions:
- Does one need to trademark or copyright it's birth name before responding to this type of requests?
- Does one need to attach also an affidavit when sending back these notices?
- Does the letter need to be signed with (blue/purple/red) wet ink,
- Does the letter need to also be authenticated with a fingerprint and a stamp? (in this case I understand I'll keep the original and send a copy of the authenticated document)
- There's anything else I should do before sending back this notice?