If you’ve ever felt trapped by credit card debt, this episode will completely shift how you think about banks, credit, and your financial rights. Discover how one man challenged an $85,000 debt and won. 
#CreditCardDebt #FinancialFreedom #DebtRelief #MoneyMatters #EntrepreneurFinance 

Key Notes 

  • Banks cannot issue true “credit” because they are not merchants selling goods or services. 
  • The concept of “credit card debt” may be legally flawed—most consumers are victims of systemic fraud. 
  • Understanding promissory notes and the creation of money can empower consumers to fight back. 
  • Properly closing bank-issued accounts can improve your credit score. 
  • Education and awareness can stop people from becoming repeated victims of the banking system. 

Website https://www.diy-debtrelief.com/ 

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61571446316625 

Offer 

  • Free 15-minute consultation. 
  • Free copy of his $69 book Forgive and Forget: How to Nuclear Credit Card Debt when you book a call. 

Meet Tommy 

Retired American living in the Philippines teaching 

farmers how to build dome structures with 

bamboo, vertical gardening, and to open free 

Self-Managed Health Care clinics. Born and raised 

in California. Double major: Abnormal Psychology 

and Accounting. Author, teacher, entrepreneur, 28 

year marriage ended, became homeless (on 

purpose) and vow of poverty (for 10 years), living 

on farms on the East coast and walks in faith with 

God. 

Tommy A. Kilpatrick wrote a book on health and 

healing and in 2004 he signed an infomercial 

contract. For six months he was booked on radio 

shows as a test and used his three credit cards to 

survive. There was another author who got into 

trouble with the FTC and our infomercial 

company. The new talent’s contracts were 

cancelled and he was stuck with $85,000 of credit 

card debt. He sued his three banks in federal 

court, by myself. Did he win? Well, the alleged 

debt was removed from his credit report and 

there was no 1099-C sent to the IRS. 

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