WARNING:  Has bank confiscation now begun?

But New Resources Let You Legally Protect Your Cash!

You’re not going to believe this story... but it’s 100% true.

Last year, a man named Mark Hayward walked into a Wells Fargo bank in San Diego, and attempted to withdraw $20,000 from his inheritance.

Instead of giving Hayward his money, the bank secretly called the police.

The police arrested Hayward on the spot. He spent the night in jail.

No charges were ever filed. Two weeks later, Wells Fargo released the funds when it determined that Hayward had done nothing illegal.

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Guilty Until Proven Innocent

And the absolute crazy part about this is... Hayward’s case is NOT unusual.

Bank confiscations could become MUCH more widespread because of the repeal of parts of the Dodd-Frank banking law.

That means YOUR assets may be at risk without you even knowing it.

As many Americans have discovered in recent years, banks often treat an attempt to withdraw more than a few hundred dollars from accounts as potentially “suspicious.”

Every year, banks file nearly 1 million SARs (suspicious activity reports) with the U.S.
Department of Justice which then secretly investigates them.

Not only that, but if you deliberately withdraw or transfer smaller amounts from your accounts – to avoid triggering the $10,000 reporting threshold – you could also be prosecuted.

And a little-known felony called “structuring” can result in banks seizing your cash without your knowledge.

Banks Can Seize Your Bank Account

A husband and wife team of dairy farmers in Maryland discovered this the hard way. In 2012, the IRS ordered that a bank seize more than $60,000 from Randy and Karen Sowers’ account.

Their crime? The Sowers’ bank reported to the government that the couple made many cash deposits below the $10,000 threshold. Randy Sowers freely admitted he did this to avoid raising any red flags.

Eventually, the government returned $29,500 of the $60,000 it confiscated – but kept $30,000 "due to the unique facts and circumstances of the case."

And here’s what is REALLY bad: the regulations regarding cash withdrawals are only the tip of the regulatory iceberg.

Spying on Everyone’s Bank Accounts 24/7

During the last Administration, the Federal government issued literally hundreds of new regulations requiring financial institutions to spy on their customers.

For example, in 2011 the IRS ordered the online payment system PayPal to begin reporting all the financial transactions of its users – just in case people were not reporting income from sales of household items through eBay.

And according to Bloomberg News, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is now demanding even MORE records from banks and buying information about millions of consumers from private credit agencies such as Experian.

New Resources Let You Get Back Your Privacy – And Protect Your Cash!

But here’s the good news: there are now powerful tools you can use to legally protect your financial privacy from banks and government snoops.

For example, existing laws allow you to invest a portion of your retirement accounts, such as 401(k)s and IRAs, into gold assets stored away from banks and brokerages in special facilities – and it’s 100% legal!

Gold transactions have far fewer reporting requirements than do bank accounts.

And you can discover this and other proven strategies for sidestepping out-of-control government surveillance in a new wealth protection guide.

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Sincerely,
David Buchanan
The Hartford Gold Group