@BrookeS9191@Dsleuth_ There's always Buyer, seller, and seller's creditor. On a UCC1 AENB will be a secured party and the servicer (anyone AENB supplies products to deliver) will be the debtor (not you). You either pay cash to the debtor, or secure the creditor, this is where people are failing.
@BrookeS9191@Dsleuth_ Exactly, the Creditor AENB has all rights reserved to the products that they service. If ever sued the litigation needs to be handed over to the seller (AMEX) This is all UCC article 2. They put you into position of a buyer in default for breach (nonpayment).
@SaltCavern@redbeard172023 Commercially, gold and silver are commodities. Money is medium of exchange currently authorized or adopted by a domestic or foreign government or a monetary unit of account established by an intergovernmental organization or by agreement between two or more countries.
@redbeard172023 The living don't enter commerce, only persons. Banks work on behalf of the SSN individual which is tied to the Fed Res via routing (as 15 USC "consumers") which handles Items and Instruments as HOLDERS (the living are never holders).
@samarkis@redbeard172023 In law this is claiming incapacity to contract. So your plan is to state that because you entered a contract without the capacity to contract, after acknowledging your capacity to contract, the contract is void?