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09-18-2012, 03:47 AM
Safety deposit box inside a SDB facility in Singapore. Got a 2nd passport?
It is probably worth getting a premium membership to a site like sovereignman for a few hundred $. Depending on how much money you are planning to move I guess.
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09-18-2012, 10:58 AM
Just bury it in your yard and get an alligator to guard it.
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12-21-2014, 05:20 AM
Quote: (09-17-2012 03:33 PM)MikeCF Wrote:
Quote: (09-17-2012 03:06 PM)el mechanico Wrote:
I would like actual money I can get asap and not have to pawn watches or sell shit. I would invest in Vintage race cars (no titles, reg) if they didn't take so long to sell and they're insurable. I'm not keeping anything at or around my house because stupid shit happens there too much. So I want to save but also use the money when good deals come around to buy and sell then put the money back.
OK. I thought your question was a, "I need money stashed away in case I need to jump bail." If you want to hide money against lawsuits or to run from the government, again, that's an entirely different question.
Your question is easy to answer.
AmEx traveler's checks. Keep them in your safe. Hide them wherever. Photocopy them or take pics with your iPhone.
Upload the copies to an Internet server. You are an iPhone fan boy, so just use iCloud.
If you lose the checks or they are stolen, you have the info you need to get them reissued.
You can take them to any bank to get cash on the spot.
So you are highly liquid while also protected against theft.
You also aren't worried about whether silver rises or falls.
There was a time when travellers checks were widely used, and equally important, widely accepted. That time is over.
Most travel oufits have minimized them (too expensive and unwieldy), replacing them with prepaid debit cards.
And for those very few of you who prefer the olden days, read from these horror stories about olde time travellers checks, here:
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/credit_ca...eques.html
FOR EXAMPLE, in one lengthy post, a man (Neal of Seoul, on Aug. 16, 2013) lost some $700 after having sent them through the mails to the US. He reported them lost. AmEx declined to honor the sum, pointing out that they were in a "negotiated state," and therefore they were not bound to insure them against loss.
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12-21-2014, 06:35 AM
Biury it in someones coffin. Think terminator 2
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12-21-2014, 09:09 AM
I have question relevant to this. I may be eligible for Italian citizenship.
Hypothetically, I obtained dual citizenship, could I simply open a swiss account (or account in any other country) using my Italian/EU passport, documentation, etc?
Would they even have to know I was also a US citizen? Could they find out after the fact?
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03-16-2017, 07:15 PM
I have a seamstress install zippers on the FRONT pockets of all my pants. Suits, jeans, doesn't matter, they all have zippers.
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03-17-2017, 10:39 AM
Safe deposit boxes can be opened at non-bank institutions in Austria completely anonymously. No ID required. all payment is in cash.
For example:
http://dassafe.com/e_index.html
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