DO THIS FIRST

INSTRUCTIONS FOR SENDING THE “NOTICE AND DEMAND FOR REMOVAL

OF ALL RADIATION EMITTING AND SURVEILLANCE DEVICES”. –
FreedomTaker.com

In order to protect yourself against charges of “tampering”

you must send the notice below to your power company and
allow some time for their compliance BEFORE you replace
your meter!
IMPORTANT: The printed copy of the notice below is for quick reference and
backup. The Notice must be edited before printing. Your editable digital file has
been delivered to you by email and also can be downloaded at any time for free on
the home page at FreedomTaker.com. This is the file named “a2” with your
instructions and a sample template for reference only. Load the “a4” file in your
computer for editing and printing.

DISCLAIMER: THIS NOTICE WAS NOT WRITTEN OR PREPARED BY AN ATTORNEY

OR A PROFESSIONAL LEGAL ADVISOR. WE MAKE NO GUARANTEE OF RESULTS. IF
YOU ARE WORKING WITH AN ATTORNEY WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO SHOW HIM/HER
THIS DOCUMENT.

1. There is a sample NOTICE below these instructions with shaded italic highlights. The
shaded highlights are visible on the digital file (this document) named “a2”. DON’T
EDIT THAT FILE. Just use that for visual reference so you’ll know where the edits go.
Save the other file (without the shaded highlights) (filename “a4”) in your word
processor and do your edits on that file. The two files are the same except for the
highlights and italics. When you edit your notice you will convert the italics to normal
type.

2. Go through that entire file (filename: “a4”) and, using the highlighted version below for
reference. Edit the parts of that file that match the highlighted text below in this file.
Also, add, edit or delete any content you feel is appropriate. Then save and backup your
edited file with a new file name in a place where you can find it easily. Do not address it
to anyone in “Customer Service”. You need to correspond with someone authorized to
MAKE POLICY. Address it a top officer such as the CEO, President, General Manager or
Chairman of the Board of the power company. You may need to call them or go online to
find the name and mailing address for a top officer.

3. Double check that the entire notice has been edited properly. You can decide how much
time to give your power company to remove the meter. If you give them 30 days you are
being generous and fair. If you give them 21 days (three weeks) that is still reasonable.
You may want to give them MUCH LESS TIME if someone at the location is sensitive to
electromagnetic radiation, became ill or adversely effected when the digital meter was
installed, or if they have medical devices that will be adversely affected by the digital
meter’s electromagnetic radiation. You may have a case for only giving the power

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 company a few days or hours to remove the digital meter, for instance, if someone onsite
has a Pacemaker. If there is a medical or other urgent issue caused by the meter, be sure
to add a written account of those problems to your notice with date, time and a full
description of the problems believed to have been caused or potentially caused by the
digital meter. There is a place on the notice indicated for that. Do not make it long or
emotional, make it concise and factual with dates and times of health and safety related
incidents, as much as you can remember or estimate accurately.

4. Make several photocopies of the edited, printed and signed Notice.

5. KEEP THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT in a file in your records where you can find it
later. Make plenty of photocopies because you will want to shove one in the hand of
ANYONE who challenges your right to health, safety and privacy with the threat of
installing a digital electric meter on your property. If you get any correspondence from
the power company or if someone comes to your property ALWAYS give them a copy of
the notice and TELL THEM that they are bound to all terms and conditions in that notice
unless it was rebutted timely with fact and law by an authorized and identified party (it is
not possible to rebut because it is unlawful to emit radiation and conduct surveillance on
private property without consent of the occupants).

6. Mail a photocopy of your notice by Certified Mail to your power company’s top officer.
The certified mail cards are available at every Post Office. You will get a signed
confirmation of delivery. Save the signature card and certified mail receipt slip in your
file with the original notarized notice. Make copies of the certified mail receipt and attach
one to each extra copy of the Notice. Have at least 5 sets of copies handy for any
problems that may suddenly arise.

7. When the signed green card comes back confirming the delivery, save the card and file it
with the original notice and the mailing receipt. If you don’t get the card back in the mail
you can track the delivery online (usps.com, “Track and Confirm”) or at a Post Office.
That is why it is important to save the green and white receipt slip. The tracking number
is on that slip.

8. Mark your calendar for the amount of time you allowed for removal. It is customary to
allow a few extra days to allow for mail delivery of any response from the power
company.

9. Your Utility Company is very unlikely to install an analog meter or send a satisfactory
answer to your Notice, sworn by a responsible and liable person. They have demonstrated
that they are interested in making money and spying on you, not obeying the law or
respecting your health and rights. To swear to the safety and legality of digital meters
they would have to prove that the meter does not violate their prior easement when it
absolutely does violate the easement and the law by emitting radiation and collecting data
on private activities inside your home without your consent. So it is virtually certain that
your power company will fail to rebut the points in your notice. After getting your notice,
to lawfully maintain a digital meter on your home, they must rebut each point in your
notice with fact and law by a responsible party with first-hand knowledge in a sworn
statement (virtually impossible), or immediately replace the digital meter with a safe
analog meter that does not collect and store data other than overall energy consumption

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 and does not emit or cause any radiation emission at all for any reason.

10. By granting your power company a period for compliance you have demonstrated “good
faith” and protected yourself legally from accusations of unauthorized “tampering” with
the Smart Meter. The Notice, if not properly answered by the power company within the
waiting period, confirms your authority as property owner to replace the meter without
assistance, support or permission from your power company because they failed to
correct their legal violations in a timely manner and failed to send you a sworn statement
of rebuttal declaring the meters are safe and compliant with all laws (that is impossible).
Most power company employees would rather not risk a lawsuit or imprisonment by
falsely swearing to a rebuttal of your fact, truth and law, so your paperwork will certainly
be legally superior to theirs. If your power company sends you a letter of denial, threat or
claim of right, SAVE THAT LETTER. Make some photocopies. You then send another
copy of your notice and the delivery receipts and tell them in a cover letter that, by failing
to rebut your points, have agreed to them. If you wish, you may contact
feedback@FreedomTaker.com and ask for our NOTICE OF DEFAULT which is the
legal way to say “You didn’t properly rebut and now it’s too late”. Keep a file of ALL
correspondence. Letters of denial, threat and intimidation are good evidence that the
power company is not denying your allegations and they are simply trying to bully you
into accepting the harm they are committing. Make notes of EVERY encounter with your
power company and any health effects your occupants may suffer. By recording the
names, the dates, and the details of the encounter you will be creating a critical “trail of
evidence” in case you need to present a case later.

11. After the response period that you allowed in your Notice, if the power company has not
complied with the law by replacing your EMR/Surveillance meter with an analog meter
you may replace your meter. You may wish to send the power company our NOTICE OF
DEFAULT for additional legal protection. It is available at no charge on request, or may
be included in your package. Please watch the installation video again (at
FreedomTaker.com) and/or read the instructions in the meter kit for meter replacement. If
you are not completely confident in your ability, knowledge, experience and skills to
perform a safe meter replacement we recommend hiring an electrician to do that for you.

12. The video demonstrating the installation is embedded from YouTube at

FreedomTaker.com (scroll down and you will see the video player).

13. Below is the highlighted sample form. Don’t edit the text below, edit the other file
(“a4.doc”) we provided. This file is just to help you see the points to be edited:

From:
Energy Customer's Name
Street Address
City State Zip

To:
Name of Power Company CEO pr President
POWER COMPANY Name

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Street Address
City State Zip

NOTICE AND DEMAND FOR REMOVAL OF ALL DIGITAL ELECTRIC

METERS, RADIATION EMITTING AND SURVEILLANCE DEVICES, NOTICE
OF LOSS OF EASEMENT PRIVILEGE BY CRIMINAL MISCONDUCT

(Date of Notice)

To POWER COMPANY and all agents, officers, employees, contractors and interested
parties:

1) This Notice and Demand pertains and applies to POWER COMPANY herein
“UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER” and it’s electric service provided to the
address: (address of property affected by digital meter/s).

2) It has come to our attention that a digital electric meter, possibly a “Smart Meter”
or a similar device has been installed by you on our property or place of
occupancy/residence without full disclosure to us, without our informed consent
and without compliance with various laws.

3) We hereby revoke and deny any and all implied, expressed and/or recorded
consent, if any exists, for the placement and operation of a “Smart Meter” and all
other utility metering devices which emit electromagnetic radiation (herein
“EMR”) by either transmission or “dirty electricity”, or which “monitor” or
conduct surveillance, or make recordings of any events and activities within
private property that we may occupy, or that may be upgraded to do those things.

4) “Smart Meters” and digital utility meters meet the statutory definition of unlawful
surveillance devices put forth as “Wiretapping” in United States Code (USC) Title
18, Part 1, Chapter 119, Sec 2511 and other State and Federal laws, and those meters
are designed and intended to record personal and private events and activities
within private structures and properties which constitutes violation of the United
States Constitution, Bill of Rights, 4th Amendment guaranteeing all people to
be “…secure in their persons, houses…” and to be free of “search”. No search of
private property may be lawfully done without a valid, timely and ratified court
order (warrant) based on probable cause or by full informed consent of the
occupants. Also, because electromagnetic radiation is known to cause cancer and
other diseases and injuries installation of any meter with either an EMR
transmitter, a switching mode power supply, a transformer or similar devices on a
private residence without consent of the occupants and property owner constitutes
Assault under United States Code Title 18, Section 113. Additionally, all
electronic utility meters are extreme fire hazards due to the absences of surge
protectors, the presence of delicate electronics, faulty remote shutoff devices, thin
socket contacts and rushed installations. Thousands of electronic utility meter
fires are documented, some leading to injuries and deaths. Those fires are directly

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 attributable to the defects, poor design and malfunctions of electronic utility
meters. To attempt the installation of such devices on virtually every private
structure is quite clearly gross criminal misconduct on the part of all those
associated and complicit with that attempt. That criminal misconduct causes
nullification of all contracts, easements and policy that may be claimed by
UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER and entitles any property owner, tenant and
occupant, in lawful self defense, to remove all such devices immediately without
notice, application or administrative process. That criminal misconduct also
eliminates any and all right of UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER to charge any fee
or penalty or prescribe any terms or conditions in relation to the property owner’s
rights and actions to mitigate UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER’s violations and to
protect all occupants’ health, safety and privacy. That criminal misconduct is
committed by UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER and therefore, UTILITY
SERVICE PROVIDER has no grounds to deny utility service in retaliation for
any action a utility customer deems necessary for self defense. As we innocently
act in our own self defense against your unlawful radiation and surveillance,
any act to deny or threaten to deny electric service to us is seen as a
hostile, malicious and harmful act. Because we have committed no violation
and no act besides self defense against your wrongdoing, any interruption of
our electric service is unjustified and will cause an obligation by you, your
company and it's policy-makers separately and individually of $100,000.00 to
us in addition to $10,000.00 per day of denied or failed service.

5) “Smart Meters” and digital wireless utility meters emit “packetized” and/or
“pulsed” electromagnetic radiation in power densities, timings and volumes
known to be harmful and unsafe for exposure to humans, animals and plants,
shown to be damaging and dangerous in countless published peer-reviewed
scientific studies, and known to be particularly harmful to individuals classified as
“Sensitive Receptors” who may visit or occupy the above property. This radiation
is known to cause cancer, neurological illnesses and injuries, birth defects,
childhood leukemia, childhood behavioral disorders and a wide variety of other
physical symptoms in any person who may be exposed. In fact, exposure to EMR
can exacerbate any vulnerability and provoke injury in any biological organism.
The widespread installation of digital electric meters represents reckless and
inexcusable endangerment of the public and violation of rights.

6) “Smart Meters” and digital wireless utility meters contain “switching mode power
supplies” which consume electricity at customers’ expense and are known to
disrupt incoming current sine waves and emit “dirty electricity” also known as
“electromagnetic smog” also known as “electromagnetic radiation” using
structural wiring and grounded plumbing as antennae. It is commonly known
among electrical engineers that it is poor practice to insert a switching mode
power supply at the head end of a wiring grid without power conditioning. This
EMR pollution is in volumes known to cause cancers in humans, has been shown
to be damaging and dangerous in published peer reviewed scientific studies, and
is known to be particularly harmful to individuals classified as “Sensitive

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 Receptors” who may visit or occupy the above property. People who are clinically
sensitive (“allergic”) to electromagnetic frequencies represent no less than 15% of
the general population. At particularly high risk are children, the elderly, the ill,
and anyone who has any implanted medical device, any metal implants of any
kind and high levels of trace metals in their bloodstream and bodily tissues.
Therefore, installation of digital electric meters is undeniably an endangerment to
the public and particularly to occupants of property installed with those meters.
Also, electronic utility meters are extreme fire hazards as described in point #4
above.

7) It is not credible that UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER did not perform due
diligence by determining the dangers and violations of “Smart Meters” and digital
meters prior to deployment, and it is not credible that UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER does not have information on the biological hazards of
electromagnetic radiation which are known to include cancers, neurological
diseases and injuries, birth defects and many other symptoms, disease and
injuries, so the UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER’s causing those exposures are
apparently intentional and criminal, therefore, UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER
has no lawful right, privilege, authority or permission to place or operate a “Smart
Meter” or similar device on private property without the prior fully informed and
written consent of all occupants, and no right at any time to prevent or object to
the removal or replacement, by any interested party, of any device emitting
electromagnetic radiation if UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER fails to remove the
meter on the request and replace it with a safe analog meter. Because installation
of digital meters represents intentional criminal misconduct, and UTILITY
SERVICE PROVIDER is deliberately installing digital meters, it has, by those
criminal violations, lost all right of easement, contract, policy and privilege with
the utility customers and all authority reverts to property owners with regard to all
policies of utility metering.

8) Whether intentionally or out of ignorance, by installing “Smart Meters” and/or

digital meters, which have the function and effects of surveillance devices and
harmful radiation-emitting devices, UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER has violated
the rights of residential occupants, is committing harm to those occupants and has
caused possible major liabilities for the property owners of the above
property/address with unlawful surveillance devices and activities and emissions
of potentially dangerous electromagnetic radiation in close proximity to occupants
who may be vulnerable and who have not received full disclosure from UTILITY
SERVICE PROVIDER regarding the known health, safety and privacy hazards
represented by digital electric meters. UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER must
show insurance and indemnification against all known and unknown potential
negative effects of digital meter installations. We have not received any notice of
any such insurance or indemnification and therefore UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER is failing in its obligations and responsibilities to customers, property
owners and occupants. By making such installation, UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER admits violation and accepts all liability for all adverse effects of the

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 meters and all costs of remedy. Because no insurance has been shown, liability
falls with the UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER corporation and, separately and
fully, the personal liability of all officers and employees of UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER who may have responsibility and authority over policy and dispatch.

9) UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER has not disclosed the frequencies, volumes,

power values, qualities and exposure levels of radiation the digital meters emit,
and has not disclosed how much those frequencies could cause harm to animal,
human or plant tissues which they are known to do, and has not disclosed at what
proximities such harm could occur and has not offered any warranty, claim or
indemnification against any negative effects of the meters on its customers as
negative effects are known and reported regularly. Digital meters do have
switching mode power supplies and transmitters, they do disrupt household
current integrity and therefore must be harmful at some proximities for some
duration of exposure, yet no limits or guidelines are disclosed by UTILITY
SERVICE PROVIDER in reckless disregard for the health and safety of the
public.

10) UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER Has not disclosed or obtained consent from
customers with regard to what data will be collected by its digital meters on
personal and private activities on private property, where that data will be stored,
who will access that data, how that data will be shared and managed, how the
subjects of that data can be assured of their privacy, how they can review and
correct any errors, how that data will be secured, how victims of privacy invasion
or mishandling of private data will be compensated and restored and how
UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER claims to have gained the unconstitutional
authority to record, collect, store and distribute private and personal data taken
from utility customers without informed consent. Utility customers have generally
not granted permission for such surveillance, nor have they been properly and
fully informed of it. Even if UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER may claim to keep
data “safe” which is statistically not possible, UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER
itself has no consent to collect and hold personal information, so personal
information is not “safe” having been exposed to parties within UTILITY
SERVICE PROVIDER who have not been permitted by the customer to collect
and view that data.

11) UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER may claim a historical easement (right of

access) to connect an analog meter to the electrical service of the above address
for the purpose of recording, reading and billing total electrical usage once per
month. UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER DOES NOT have easement to monitor
activities and events INSIDE THE HOME, and does not have easement to
transmit or cause electromagnetic radiation to be generated FROM, ON, IN AND
THROUGH THE ABOVE PROPERTY, and affected parties have not knowingly
or willingly granted or permitted any such easement or access and, if any such
permission is presumed or claimed, all such permission is hereby denied and
refused. UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER is therefore in violation of its easement

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 as of this notice and has no right, authority, privilege or consent to place or
operate a “Smart Meter” or any radiation emitting or monitoring device on our
property and/or place of occupancy, and all such devices must be removed
immediately from our property and replaced with safe and lawful analog meters
that have no capability of surveillance, emission of radiation or disruption of
incoming current.

12) (This paragraph is optional) See the attached sheet for further logging and
descriptions of suspected and actual particular negative effects of the digital meter
installed on our property. (OR - Insert a paragraph here describing special
medical conditions or device/s, and urgent issues calling for removal of the
digital meter, if any. Try to include the time and date per incident you discovered
any negative effects of the meter. These time and day accounts of medical and
emotional upsets are very powerful legal testimony.) Understand that, according
to law and under our reservation of our property rights, radiation emitting and
monitoring/surveillance devices may not be installed by you, your company or
any other party on our property regardless of any damage or harm that device may
or may not cause.

13) As qualified, rightful, authorized and interested parties we do hereby demand the
immediate removal of all “Smart Meters”, digital meters, switching mode power
supplies, radiation emitting devices and surveillance/monitoring devices from our
property and place of occupancy as they violate Laws and statutes (above) and
our rights and we have full authority as property owners and/or occupants to
refuse any such device without penalty or cost to us. Because UTILITY
SERVICE PROVIDER has threatened and implied intention to install unlawful
devices on our property, we must approve in advance with fully informed written
consent, the installation, operation and control of all equipment, systems, methods
and policies that may affect ourselves and our property, which may emit
electromagnetic radiation or which may cause or allow data to be collected and
records made of private and personal activities on our property.

14) UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER is hereby demanded and expected, within 21

days (or fewer if any urgency or health effects are occurring), to remove all
“Smart Meters”, digital meters and similar devices from the above property or
show with conclusive evidence and a sworn statement by an identified,
responsible, authorized and qualified officer of UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER
that the metering devices it has placed on our property are: (a) Not conducting and
not capable of conducting monitoring and/or surveillance of private activities and
events on the property, and (b) not emitting or capable of emitting any
electromagnetic radiation which may affect biological organisms or be
measurable on the property. (c) Not “upgradable” to record daily usage data or
emit radiation at a later time. (d) Not converting alternating current to direct
current which causes “dirty electricity” EMR pollution on the property.

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15) If, within 21 days of delivery of this notice, UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER
fails to replace all “Smart Meters”, digital meters and similar devices as described
above with non radiation-emitting devices which have no capability or
“upgradable” capability to gather time-of-day electrical usage information from
the property and have no capability or “upgradable” capability to gather and
record individual instances of electrical consumption, and have no capability or
“upgradable” capability to emit electromagnetic radiation, we will, in lawful and
rightful self defense, remove the offending meter and replace it with a safe and
legally compliant meter, rated and calibrated to common metering standards and
you will be required to calculate billing from the readings provided by that meter.
By failing to correct the problems represented above UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER has lost any real or presumed authority, right, privilege or permission
to impede, discourage or penalize our mitigations of it’s violations and must
accept the data provided by our replacement device without recourse. We will
record and report electric usage measurements from the meter being removed and
we will return it to UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER, again, at UTILITY
SERVICE PROVIDER’s expense. At no time will we attempt to use power
without paying for it or in any way attempt to prevent UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER from receiving fair compensation for the energy it provides. During
our replacement of the digital meter, when our house main and/or breakers are
turned off, and current loads have been removed from the meter, if the meter
registers electrical usage or consumption, UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER and
its officers may be subject to charges of commercial fraud and theft. Consumption
of electricity by the meter itself, which we are presumably being billed for, has
not been disclosed or approved by us, and is theft. UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER executives will be held personally responsible for any such theft and
fraud.

16) If UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER fails or refuses to timely comply with this
demand for removal of digital meter/s as stipulated above we are then entitled, in
lawful self defense, to damage and/or destroy any locks that may impede our
removal of that digital meter, we may remove and replace the meter with an
analog meter of our choosing, and we may not be held responsible for any
damage to the digital meter or any related equipment upon its removal and
delivery to UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER and we will return the offending
meter and parts to UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER on a schedule convenient and
acceptable to us if UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER chooses to receive it. Any
hesitation to accept and sign for return of UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER’s
digital meter will be indication that UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER has
abandoned claim of that meter and its value, if any exists.

17) If UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER fails or refuses to timely (21 days or less as
stipulated above) comply with this demand for removal of all “Smart Meters”, we
are entitled to be reimbursed and made whole by UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER for all costs of time, expenses, equipment, materials, services,
consultations, deliveries, risks, nuisances, frustrations, medical examinations,

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 medical treatments, losses and damages and violations of rights incurred by the
effects of the digital meter and the replacement of the digital meter with a safe and
lawful meter of our choosing. UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER is liable for all
costs associated with our demands for removal, the removal of, and return of the
digital meter/s to UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER, and for reimbursement of all
costs of collection and pursuit of same and a penalty assessment for having
caused us necessity to handle the meter replacement ourselves when it is clearly
the responsibility of UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER to have done so upon this
Notice and upon any request.

18) If UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER fails or refuses to timely (21 days or less as
stipulated above) comply with this demand for meter replacement and/or fails to
rebut all points herein with facts, evidence, truth and law with a sworn statement
(affidavit) by a fully identified, responsible and qualified officer of UTILITY
SERVICE PROVIDER, then UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER and all of its
Officers, Directors, Administrators, Managers, employees, installers, contractors
and agents are presumed given this notice and thereby agree with, and acquiesce
to all terms, conditions, declarations, assertions, representations, claims and
statements in this notice without recourse and are liable for all costs, damages and
injuries caused by the violating devices and the mitigations that we may deem
necessary.

19) If UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER refuses, obstructs, evades or withholds

cooperation in our delivery and/or return of the removed equipment and parts, that
will represent that UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER has no claim or interest in
those items and that the parts and equipment may be retained or discarded by us
by any method and at any time of our choosing.

20) If UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER fails to timely (21 days) replace the offending
meter with a safe and lawful analog meter, the replacement analog meter we
install will be calibrated and zeroed upon installation, and within specifications
for standard industry use. To assure fair and accurate billing we will include a
report of the date and time of the meter replacement and the final readings on the
digital meter removed and UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER must then rely on the
readings of the meter we provide. We are not attempting, nor do we expect to,
avoid payment for any electricity at any time and UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER has no reason to allege or suspect any unlawful activity on our part.
All actions and intentions expressed in this notice are defensive, lawful, rightful,
harmless and consistent with all laws, lawful contracts and easements with the
understanding that, by criminal misconduct, UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER‘s
violations have caused it to lose all written, presumed and implied rights and
privileges of easement, contract and policy.

21) We are making no attempt to avoid obligations to pay for electric service at any
time and this Notice may not be construed to suggest or imply any such attempt
and/or wrongdoing and/or breach of contract. Any contract that may exist

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 regarding easement to maintain an electric meter on our property does not to our
knowledge, and may not, provide easement for radiation emissions and
surveillance or monitoring of private activities on the property without our
express consent which is hereby denied.

22) All points in this Notice, unless timely (see above) rebutted by fact and law by an
identified, responsible, authorized and liable party with first-hand knowledge in a
written and sworn rebuttal, are binding and forceful upon UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER and all it’s employees, officers, executives, agents, operatives,
contractors and assigns. Rebuttal must be point by point and supported by fact and
law and issued from an identified and authorized party. A general denial is not
sufficient to diminish the force and effect of this notice and its points. Rebuttal of
any point herein does not effect or diminish the binding force and effect of any
other point herein. After agreeing to the terms above timely by affirmative
response or by failure to timely and factually rebut any point herein, UTILITY
SERVICE PROVIDER has then and thereby agreed that it may not remove,
damage or tamper with the analog (non-digital) meter that we have installed or
will install at a time of our choosing nor may it take any action to discourage or
prevent any mitigations we deem necessary against it’s unlawful, unsafe and
harmful meter. The replacement meter is our property and possession and may not
be tampered with without our informed consent. We will report monthly readings
according to paragraph 29 below if UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER does not
wish to do on-site visual readings. All visits and actions by UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER personnel or officials to and upon our property must be made by
appointment at a time of our convenience and with our express approval. All
purposes for that visit must be stated in advance and will be supervised by us or
our representative. Any activity or presence on our property by UTILITY
SERVICE PROVIDER personnel or agents not approved by us in advance will
constitute criminal trespass and violation of law, and law enforcement will be
summoned with request to take all trespassers into custody under formal report of
criminal trespass.

23) The style and design of the meter chosen by us or by UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER for measuring our utility service does not, will not and cannot be
construed to constitute an emergency or a reason for entry on our property without
permission or appointment. Any meter that, by our judgment, accurately and
safely measures total monthly power usage is an adequate and acceptable device
for UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER’s billing purposes and UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER may not make any claim, or demand otherwise because it has shown
that the meters it “certifies” are unlawful, invasive and unsafe.

24) Our meter, if we install one, is calibrated, zeroed, accurate, and standard, and that
model has been in service for many years and does not require any additional
“certification”. We assure and guarantee the accuracy and standard function of the
meter we install. We are fully responsible for any errors in measurement by our
meter. Any dispute of our meter’s accuracy must be accompanied by firm

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 evidence of same.

25) Installation of a radiation-emitting surveillance device is criminal misconduct and

has nullified all right, privileges and provisions of UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER’s easement. This notice now represents terms of easement. If
UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER tampers with, damages or removes the meter
we have installed, or displaces, damages or trespasses upon any property in our
possession, by doing so UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER agrees to pay
$100,000.00 per incident and $10,000.00 per day of denied service, due and
payable at the time of the tampering, damage, removal, trespass, or denial of
service, and UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER must replace all equipment and
property to our satisfaction at UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER’s expense and
must pay additional costs and charges for any delay, complications and nuisance
to us or our tenants and occupants as we may record and present for
reimbursement or payment. Any exemption from this requirement must be
obtained in writing from the property owner.

26) If our equipment and property is tampered with, damaged or removed by

UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER and is not replaced to our satisfaction on the
day of tampering, damage or removal, UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER agrees to
pay, at that time, an additional $50,000.00, payable and due 24 hours from the
time of tampering, damage or removal. Unpaid balance on all amounts due will
accrue interest at the maximum rate allowable by law, and UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER will be fully liable and obligated for reimbursement of all costs and
expenses of collection as those costs may be incurred by us.

27) We hereby rescind and revoke any part or provision of any prior or other contract,
easement, agreement and/or covenant, written, spoken, implied or presumed
which may be in conflict with, or additional to, the terms, conditions and
representations herein. The installation of a radiation-emitting and/or surveillance
device on our property is criminal misconduct and therefore has caused UTILITY
SERVICE PROVIDER’s loss of right of easement, right of contract and right of
policy. As of the time of the unlawful installation of a radiation-emitting and/or
surveillance device on our property this document constitutes the only, and the
supreme terms of agreement between ourselves and UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER for purposes of providing utility services. Terms of easement are as
follows:
a) UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER must make an appointment to enter our
property for any reason besides monthly readings of the simple monthly total
usage number. Any unannounced entry will be criminal trespass.
b) UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER must state all reasons for entry to the
property prior to entry.
c) UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER must secure our affirmative approval for that
entry and those purposes.
d) All UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER personnel will be supervised by us while
on our property.

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 e) If any activity takes place on our property not approved by us, law enforcement
will be called with request to take UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER personnel
into custody under formal allegations and complaints of criminal trespass.

28) This notice gives UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER fair notice and time to replace
our meter with a safe and lawful analog meter. If UTILITY SERVICE
PROVIDER fails to do so timely it is endangering our health, safety and rights,
and we are then entitled to any reasonable action in self defense. In self defense
we are entitled to violate the law if necessary and be held innocent of those
violations. In the case of our self defense UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER may
not object to, or interfere with our choice of meter and may not deny any essential
public utility service in retaliation.

29) Some utility companies complain that they no longer have resources to read
meters on site. When meters are impractical to read on site, such as in rural
locations, it is common practice for the utility customer to call or write in and
report the meter reading to the UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER once per month.
We are willing and able to report our meter readings monthly so that UTILITY
SERVICE PROVIDER does not have to perform field service to read our meter.
UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER may, by appointment, visit our property up to
twice per year to verify our reports. Unless other agreeable arrangements are
made, we will write our meter reading on our monthly utility bill voucher coupon.
We will assume this is agreeable to UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER unless you
request another method of reporting which is acceptable to us.

30) Utility Service Providers are known to offer “opt-out” contracts to people who
wish to not be violated. We have found such “opt-out” agreements may contain
violations of their own by seeking payment for no service or payment to not harm
the customer which is, literally, criminal extortion. We do not seek or accept any
such “opt-out” program or contract or any terms and conditions therein and
UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER may not require any such contract as a
condition of providing service. UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER must cease and
desist violations and has no right of negotiation, penalty or fee in return for
correction of its violations of law, safety, health, rights and privacy of utility
customers.

31) Any portion of this Notice not rebutted or disputed with fact and law by a
responsible, authorized, sworn and fully identified party within the period allowed
above will be valid, forceful and binding upon UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER
and will represent UTILITY SERVICE PROVIDER’s full agreement with those
terms and conditions.

32) Any portion of this Notice found or thought to be invalid will not affect or
diminish the force and power of any other portion.

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33) Notice to principal is notice to agent and notice to agent is notice to principal. All
rights are fully reserved.

34) Delivery of this document by Certified mail represents and constitutes legal
service.

Notice of Entry into Evidence

35) This Notice and Demand shall be entered into evidence in any civil or criminal
proceeding that may arise in connection with the subject matter set forth herein
and will supersede any document not authored and sworn by an identified,
authorized, qualified, responsible and liable party.

This Notice and demand is issued by the following authorized property owner and/or
occupant:

Printed:

Signed:

Date:

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DO NOT DO THIS FIRST! REFER TO THE INSTRUCTIONS ON SENDING THE
LEGAL NOTICE BEFORE REMOVING YOUR CURRENTLY OPERATING METER.

ELECTRIC METER REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING: Because power companies have chosen to violate individual rights, health,
safety, and their easements, to protect ourselves we must take what might seem like the
extreme measure of removing and replacing our own meters. Handling of tools and
electricity require skills and knowledge not included in these instructions. Proceed at
your own risk, and do not proceed if you are not confident in your ability to safely and
properly accomplish the task.

BEFORE DOING THIS SEND THE NOTICE OF DEMAND FOR REMOVAL. Do not
attempt to replace your meter until you have given your power company notice and a
chance to replace it for you. The Notice included with this package gives your power
company a fair opportunity to stop radiating your property and stop unlawfully
monitoring your private activities on your property. If you attempt to remove the meter
without proper Notice you may be subject to legal challenge.

WARNING: We recommend that you hire an electrician to perform your meter

replacement. While we have tried to make this complete and comprehensive this
instruction sheet may not be complete or accurate training for any electrical work or task
and may not be applicable to your circumstances. Proceed at your own risk.

You may wish to view the video demonstrating this procedure of switching the meter.
That video is on the home page at FreedomTaker.com, scroll down and play the video.

1. Before doing anything else, go through your home and shut off all computers,
fixtures and appliances. Try to find all electrical devices and bring the power
consumption to zero. If someone else may be depending on the electricity, make
sure they are aware of, and safe from, the power outage when you flip the home’s
main breaker switch.

2. Find and SHUT OFF your home’s “Main” breaker. It is very important that the
power to and from your main electrical service panel be turned off in every way
possible. If you share living quarters, shut off all incoming/outgoing main
switches in all circuits to prevent all current from passing through the meter. You
will usually find breakers and shutoffs at or near the meter and the service panel
with your line circuits. Shut all switches off. CAUTION: EVEN WHEN YOU
THINK ALL POWER IS OFF, POWER IS STILL COMING TO YOUR METER
FROM THE GRID! DO NOT TOUCH ANY METER SOCKETS WITH
ANYTHING (except for the contacts on the back of the meters later in the
instructions).

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3. Get a pen and paper and copy down all the numbers visible in the digital display
on the front of the Smart Meter. The readings will flash up in a repeating cycle
every few seconds. IMPORTANT: Make sure you copy all the numbers in the full
repeating cycle. In that same note write down the time and date you changed the
meter. Save those notes to send with your Smart Meter back to the power
company so they cannot accuse you of trying to steal electricity. If you can, it is
even better to take photographs of all those numbers on the digital display as they
flash on screen. Photographs of everything, the meters installed and uninstalled,
the packing contents for your return shipment may turn out to be very important
later. In the law, records are power.

4. Keep all bystanders and passersby, especially children, away from you and the
electrical service panel during the meter replacement process. There will be
exposed high-voltage contacts.

5. If your meter mount has a lock, that will be your biggest problem. You will see
that on the ring around the base of your meter. You may be able to get some help
from an electrician (some electricians have master keys for electric meters) or an
experienced metal worker who has a grinding/cutting tool. You may have to
devise your own way of removing the lock, but if you are in any doubt of your
safety, competence or legal standing do not attempt to remove the lock yourself.
There is high voltage electricity in the meter even when the main house breaker
switch is off, and a slipped tool could be fatal. Don’t use any pounding or
leverage force on the meter. That is likely to lead to damage to the meter and the
meter socket and injury to you. We strongly recommend you get professional help
and not attempt to force any lock yourself. While the Notice of Demand for
Removal should give you legal justification to cut the locked mounting ring we
cannot and do not guarantee your safety or legal status in doing so.

6. Once the mounting ring is unlocked, expand the ring and gently remove it from
the meter. Again, avoid putting any tools or leverage on the glass meter cover.

7. Now the Smart Meter can simply be pulled from its sockets. Use firm but smooth
handling of the meter. Grip the meter on the sides. Do not put your hands behind
the meter. Carefully pull the top of the Smart Meter out, then pull the bottom out.
Don’t rock the meter sideways. Try not to allow the meter to go back in and touch
the contacts during removal. Pull the meter off quickly and smoothly.

8. Remove and put down the Smart Meter and DO NOT allow any part of your
body, tools or clothing to go near the exposed sockets at any time, for any reason,
at all, ever. Really. It can be fatal. There is no need to check or test the socket in
any way.

9. Pick up your replacement meter and hold it right-side-up facing you and tip the
bottom away from you toward the sockets. Visually line the meter up with the
round socket hole. Gently use the meter’s lower contacts to feel for the lower two

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 sockets. As soon as you have the meter properly aligned, press the bottom in
firmly and follow it in with the top and evenly press the meter in so it is square
and snug in the sockets.

10. Install your mounting ring and secure the ring as it was designed to be secured.

11. Turn all the breakers back on one at a time. If the breakers trip or will not stay on
do not force them. Call an electrician immediately and inspect your electrical
system for any evidence of a short or a fire.

12. After turning the breaker switche/s back on, go in the home and turn on a few
lights or fixtures and come back to the meter to verify the operation of the meter.
You should see the flat wheel slowly spinning. If your electricity does not come
back on, call an electrician.

13. Clip the weather-resistant Notice tag from your kit onto your safe analog meter
prohibiting removal and announcing penalties for removal. There is a clip in your
kit that can be used, and you can use wire to secure the tag as well.

14. Before you pack the Smart Meter that you removed, attach a note to it that tells
your power company:
--From what address the meter was removed.
--The date and time of removal (the time can be anytime while the power was
turned off).
--The name of the customer.
--The customer account number from your electric bill (it is a good idea to include
a photocopy of your electric bill).
--All the final reading numbers you wrote down earlier from your Smart Meter
digital display.
--A statement that the new meter displayed zero at the time of installation.
--Make a photocopy of the Notice of Demand for Removal that you sent earlier.
Include that photocopy with the Smart Meter you are returning. In red or heavy
marker, clearly circle the date on that Notice and write the words “DEFAULT –
NO TIMELY OR VALID REBUTTAL OR COMPLIANCE” by hand on the
photocopy.

15. If you like to be legally protected to the max, take a photograph of the warning
notice tag on the meter.

17. It is best not to deliver the Smart Meter yourself because that way you may not
get a receipt for the delivery. Take the Smart Meter with any parts you may have
removed along with a copy of your power company’s address to a packing and
shipping store like the UPS store and have them pack and ship the Smart Meter
and all the loose pieces to the power company. The meter is delicate and it must
be correctly packed to avoid damage. If you pack it yourself the meter must be
firmly supported by thick padding material. There should be no open space or
rattle in the box. Make sure you send the Smart Meter by trackable delivery and

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 keep the tracking number in your file with your original “Notice of Demand for
Removal” paperwork and mailing receipts.

18. How will your power company react to this? All that matters is how they are
legally permitted to react after defaulting on your “Notice of Demand For
Removal”. They are not entitled to threaten you or lie to you, they may not
penalize you, bring legal action, charge you any fees, they may not retaliate in any
way or deny you service because you are only acting in self defense and you are
not harming anyone. They may not come back and re-install the Smart Meter
because you gave them notice that they are violating the law and your rights, and
you gave them reasonable time to correct those violations. Of course, institutions
and their loyal employees do not always abide by the laws and rules of society
and they often are not behaving well these days, so you may have to remind them
of those things, in writing if necessary, or even in a court of law. You may have to
show that you are confident and not interested in compromises or their threats and
intimidation when it comes to your safety, health and rights. Nothing they do will
be more legally forceful than your sworn notice unless they put it in writing,
signed and sworn by an authorized and responsible party, consistent and
compliant with all Laws, statutes, public policies and regulations. They simply
cannot truthfully state that they have easement or right to install a monitoring,
radiation-emitting device on your home. ALWAYS KEEP COPIES OF YOUR
NOTICE HANDY. If they bother you, simply show them or send them a copy of
your original Notice of Demand for Removal with a copy of the certified mail
receipt and reminder them that they have defaulted to the terms of the Notice and
they have no recourse. They failed to conduct themselves lawfully and lost their
privilege of easement, contract and policy. You will allow them only to read your
total electric usage once a month. For some people, this is the most difficult. We
are conditioned to both trust and fear large institutions. The Smart Meter fiasco
perpetrated by power companies is evidence that institutions are not operating in
our best interests and they shamelessly attempt to violate our rights, our safety
and our health for their own benefit and purposes. We must be strong and firmly
represent ourselves as the masters of that which affects us. Remember that, by
their loss of easement, ALL AUTHORITY reverts to the property owners and
occupants.

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