The BILL is NOT a BILL

[doug555]

Its a defective bill because they don't have "consumer purchase" written on it.
It becomes defective when NOTICE is given of the defect.

Has anyone ever tried depositing a "statement" (bill) into a bank account?

This is why I suggest this indorsement.

BACK OF PRESENTMENT, 90-DEGREE ANGLE, HAND-PRINTED, BLUE INK:

For Deposit Only
to the account of
United States
12 USC 342

John Henry Doe



This DEPOSIT is the next step... but all of the follow-up documents need to be in place first... based on research in this folder about "Confusio - Merger - Extinguishment - Discharge"

And about "indorser's recourse" in this book.

Notice that all "statements" demand "payment".

Why are we then tendering "promises of payment" known as FRNs?