Matthew Cox

It's this bizarre...

And they believe it.

They will argue this until they're blue in the face.

They love arguing about this stuff.

A QSIP number is a real thing, but it's the way that the securities – the way they keep track of stuff.

Like a –

The common stock for Microsoft has a QSIP number.

The common stock for AT&T has a QSIP number.

It's basically a serial number for a stock that's publicly traded.

But they believe that humans have a QSIP number that they can draw upon their secret accounts.

Richard Lewis Miffin, again, our friend Ali Bey, he would go to these foreclosure auctions and try to buy properties using these fake money orders, these fake drawing on the treasury.

And finally, the law firm that was handling the foreclosure sale sends him a letter prohibiting him.

Like, basically, you can't come back here to our auctions.

You keep doing this, winning these auctions, and then paying for the property with a...

counterfeit check, basically.

And in the response, he mails a letter to the law firm demanding that the firm stop having auctions and that that and then he begins filing liens on the property of the law firm also to retaliatory liens.

We'll talk about that in a little bit.

So real pest, real nuisance, charged with all sorts of fraud stuff.

He created $250,000 worth of fake money orders drawing on the U.S.

Treasury to buy these properties at the auction.