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    I know many are interested in this topic. Thought I'd pass along a link I found with alot of books on the topic.
    http://www.paladin-press.com

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    iteresting place. have you bought anything there?

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      Those guys have been around forever. Years ago, before the net, I saw one of their catalogs. I can only assume that they still have all the survivalist/conspiracy/SOF type etc etc. offerings. A friend of mine had a booklet that I'm pretty sure was offered there.....called "Techniques of Harrassment".
      I'll never forget the section the booklet had on how to frame someone for murder. As for offshore stuff, almost every major bookstore will have 3 or 4 books on it.......but the info. there, from what I've heard, is either outright wrong or outdated. I can only suspect the same problems to exist regardless of where the material is offered, in my opinion.

      [ 07-02-2001: Message edited by: chestrockwells ]

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      • #4
        That's them! Everything from fake ID's to offshore banking. I got a few books from there. At the very least, it's eye opening.

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        • #5
          Always pay your taxes and stay within the law!

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            And.....try not to get on mailing lists that the "Unabo**mber" potentially might have been on. Asteriks are mine in a very amateur attempt to tease the Bureaus' email/posts ferreting software. But for the record, I totally agree with Jeff.

            [ 07-04-2001: Message edited by: chestrockwells ]

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            • #7
              Don't get me wrong. I wasn't suggesting anyone break the law. It's just good info to have. You can never learn enough about this sort of thing as far as I'm concerned.

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              • #8
                There's cases in a couple of the books I read where people ended up in jail simply due to ignorance, or lost their money to the goverment.

                There was on case where a guy refinanced his house to pay for his sons college. He took $15,000 of that money and got several postal money orders and deposited them by mail in his sons custodial account.

                The postal service inspectors seized the account and charged him with structuring and failure to report cash transactions.

                He never did get the money back.

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                • #9
                  I saw a post before which is a good amount to collect from a sportsbook without any heat.

                  Does anybody recall this?

                  Thanks
                  bbb

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                  • #10
                    i read where you should keep the requests under one thousand and always cash the checks. do not deposit them.
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