Alert: Personal Acts Not Allowed to Transfer Funds Out Of U.S. After Sept 22nd
SteveQuayle.com
Steve,
God bless, and thanks for all you are doing.
I have received from Chase the note that I include in its entirety at the end. The part that really got me was this one:
“For Personal Accounts only: Starting September 22, 2013, you won’t be able to schedule future-dated or repeating Wire Transfer to any recipient outside the United States.”
What’s up with this? The date is pretty close to some other dates I am aware of, when the soup letter agencies of our wonderful government are getting ready for some “unexpected” events.
“For Personal Accounts only: Starting September 22, 2013, you won’t be able to schedule future-dated or repeating Wire Transfer to any recipient outside the United States.
We’ve updated the Wire Transfer Service Agreement to reflect these changes. You agree to these new terms and conditions by continuing to use the Wire Transfer service. The updated agreement will be available online September 22, 2013. To review the updated agreement, click “Legal Agreements and Disclosures” at the bottom of any page after you log on to Chase Online”.
http://www.stevequayle.com/index.php?s=33&d=528
Aug 25, 2013
Why would any real American still bank with JP Morgan Chase?
They are one of the worst banks and will dictate you on your own damn money without official oversight.
anyone sending monies out of the country is a terrorist funder .. ( well ,except for the US govnmt )
The title of this article is misleading. The keywords are “future-dated” and “repeating”. These types of transfers have been discontinued; not all transfers.
Not misleading–just subtle.
“Future-dated” and “repeating” suggests that international transfers are prohibited after 9-22-2013 because of a disconnect with the global system–dollar crash, probably. If the dollar crashes (becomes worthless), it frankly won’t matter if you can still make transfers inside the country.
However, these rules WILL prevent you from transferring your US dollars into another country’s currency to protect its value before it becomes completely worthless. (Can you say, “hyperinflation”, boys and girls? I knew you could.)
Honestly, do you think the banksters are gonna say “Dollar Collapse/Hyperinflation, b*tchez!” with a bullhorn, or advertise it in the New York Times, or something? It’s called “capital controls”. Google it. (Or use DuckDuckGo or Ixquick.com for more privacy.)
Obviously, if such a collapse happens around this date or not too long after, it would suggest that the collapse was planned in advance.
Is this the October surprise?
An additional note: I just noticed that the e-mail in the OP read “For Personal Accounts only” which would seem to imply that Business (or “other”?) Accounts might not have this restriction. So either:
1) I’m wrong, or
2) The same thing is true for Business Accounts, and they get the same letter but it says “For Business Accounts only” instead of “…Personal…”.
In other words, just because this letter says “Personal Accounts” may not necessarily mean that it doesn’t also apply to Business Accounts, since it doesn’t specifically exclude them. You’d be surprised how carefully these things are worded.
A third possibility is that this letter does indicate a dollar collapse, and that the businesses will be protected, but the individual account holders, i.e. the “little people”, will be screwed.
Then again, what else is new?
Oh No, no more transfers to Mexico or Latin America. They are going to have to buy pre-paid cards or sneak money across the border. Wait….. Never mind.
Thats ok 64million bitcoins can fit on a microSD card.
No problem. I’ll just use my personal fleet of Learjets to whisk my tons of bullion and sacks of diamonds to my invisible foreign mountaintop fortress.